Acne

Acne

Acne is one of the most common skin disorders, affecting more that 45 million Americans each year.

LED Light Therapy Treatments


LW11 Blue Light Only Therapy

Blue light (wavelength 405nm-450nm) provides a very superficial penetration even with a high- intensity narrowband light source. It is primarily absorbed by the epidermis of the skin. Once it is absorbed, blue light targets P. acnes by stimulating porphyrins which then produce intracellular singlet oxygen and thus inducing bacterial death. [embed]https://youtu.be/jEz-w5nyrQg[/embed]

LW10 Blue/Red – Mild to Moderate Acne

LIGHTWAVE proprietary LED light Therapy session (Red and Blue Light) designed to repair damaged skin and significantly reduce the P. acnes, the bacteria responsible for causing inflammatory acne vulgaris. 15 minutes of Blue light first enters the sebaceous glands and singlet oxygen is created. Singlet oxygen then in turn kills the bacteria. Next, the client is exposed to 15 minutes of red light. This acne treatment aids in the healing process of the skin and prevents infection and scarring from occurring. [embed]https://youtu.be/0PG21di5qlc[/embed]

TLi (Topical Light Infusion) Treatments


TLi Blemish Control Treatment

This treatment is ideal for oily or congested-looking skin. The concentrated gel-based mask features Power Pure ingredients that help soothe the appearance of visible redness and support a clearer-looking complexion. With regular use, skin appears more balanced, refreshed, and refined in tone and texture. https://youtu.be/OBFC8elmQ0M

TLi Retinol Revitalizing Treatment

This cosmetic retinol mask is designed to support a smoother, more refined-looking complexion. Featuring a blend of retinol and skin-conditioning ingredients, the formula helps improve the appearance of uneven tone and texture while leaving the skin looking more radiant and refreshed. With regular use, it may visibly soften the look of fine lines and wrinkles. https://youtu.be/nW8Sy_S2fYM

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