Biostimulation by LED is a stimulation of the mitochondria of our cells by a cold light (not producing heat like lasers). This is a so-called photo-modulating action and not photo-thermal like lasers. It is photomodulation. This action will activate cell metabolism, increase tissue oxygenation and stimulate fibroblasts, these cells that make collagen and other skin support substances. For use in anti-aging cosmetic medicine, there are three large lights that are used: red, yellow and blue.
The use of red LEDs is aimed at people who wish to have the following effects: - Regeneration of collagen and elastin
- Stimulation of blood circulation
- Actions on wrinkles, scars, stretch marks (and in thinning)
- Tissue regeneration (activation of fibroblasts) and elastic fibers
- Slight thermal action which stimulates the anti-infectious defenses
- Treatment of red stretch marks
- Strong reduction of white stretch marks
- Tightens the pores of the skin ...
Yellow LEDs provide the following effects: - Improved blood circulation
- Lymphatic drainage
- Toning of the skin muscles
- Consolidates the skin surface
- Help in case of wrinkles
- Lightening of scars
- Smoothes the skin ...
Blue light is mainly used for: - Obtain an anti-bacterial effect on the skin
- Purifying and healing effect on the dermis
- Promote healing.
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