Overview
- LED light therapy, originally used for medical treatments, has become a popular skincare trend with both professional and at-home options.
- Different light wavelengths target various skin issues, with red light promoting collagen and blue light targeting acne-causing bacteria.
- Experts recommend consulting a dermatologist before use, especially for those with sensitive skin or specific medical conditions.
- While some users report positive results with consistent use, the efficacy of at-home devices compared to professional treatments remains debated.
- Price does not always correlate with effectiveness; some affordable masks have shown comparable results to high-end options.