Comparison - Classification Of Anti-Aging Light Treatment
Categories light generation method light property wavelength penetration depth anti-aging effectiveness downtime, recovery time
Typical Nonablative Laser Therapy laser (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation.) single wavelength with specificity and intense (there are exceptions for some types of laser) visible red (620-700nm)infrared (1064 nm, single wavelength between 1100-1800 nm) epidermis, upper dermis (red light)lower dermis (infrared light) visible light is less consistent and less effective, minor to modest to treat fine lines. IR laser more consistent, treat more deeper wrinkles minimal downtime
LED Light Therapy light emitting diode red and infrared It was found that optimal LED wavelengths for tissue penetration are 680, 730 and 880 nm. (600-950 nm) epidermis and dermis reduces lines, folds and wrinkles, increase circulation, moisture and radiance, accelerates skin repair, improves elasticity and skin texture. No downtime, safe
Intense Pulsed Light Therapy (flashlamp therapy) flashtube, also called a flashlamp, is an electric glow discharge lamp designed to produce extremely intense, incoherent, full-spectrum white light for very short durations. narrow spectrum of different wavelength 500-1200 nm epidermis and dermis multiple modules or attachment to the base unit to treat different skin problems including nonablative skin rejuvenation and tightening minimal downtime
Nonablative Fractional Laser Therapy a special type of nonablative laser therapy using a technology in which thousands of microscopic laser columns -treat a fraction of the skin at a time instead of treating a contiguous area by traditional nonablative laser techniques infrared: 1440 nm, 1540 nm, 850-1350 nm epidermis and dermis fine line and wrinkle, skin tightening through soft tissue coagulation, rapid healing response minimal downtime
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