These eye-catching beauty devices have flooded the market, including options like the Omnilux Contour and Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro. Though popular, they come with high price tags and require consistent use to yield noticeable skin benefits.
Red light panels use LEDs that emit specific wavelengths—typically 620–750 nm for red light and 760–1,400 nm for near-infrared. These wavelengths stimulate cellular activity and may improve skin tone, texture, acne, wrinkles, and wound healing. Originally studied by NASA, red light therapy has since gained medical attention for promoting healing and reducing inflammation.
Studies show that red light exposure can increase collagen and elastin production, reducing visible signs of aging like fine lines. It’s also been shown to improve acne when combined with blue-light therapy and may help manage rosacea, eczema, and hyperpigmentation by calming inflammation and boosting cell turnover.
That said, results are generally modest and gradual. Most studies involve small sample sizes and some carry industry funding, so while the data is promising, stronger independent research is needed.
For best results, use red light panels consistently: two to five times weekly depending on device guidelines. Choose a device that suits your routine. Ensure the panel sits flush against clean, dry skin for maximum absorption.
Red light panels are not miracle devices. They won’t replace dermatologist treatments or prescription skincare, but they can be a helpful addition to a well-structured regimen.
Our offer includes great Red Light Panels that can do wonders for you at home, while you're on the road, in the office, or anywhere you can spare a minute for yourself. If you want the full effect, we recommend Red Light Therapy bed that will cover the entire body. If you choose an infrared termo blanketin addition to improving at the cellular level, you can also shape the body and expel toxins.
