The global beauty devices industry has been burgeoning over the past few years. Perhaps due to too much time at home (or on Zoom…) looking at our complexions or the face pace that technology continues to advance. Either way, our skin is thanking us for it.

Having been in the market for decades, beauty aestheticians will be well versed in light emitting diode light therapy, more commonly known as LED light therapy. However, not all are created equal. In recent years, the at-home LED device market in particular has boomed, although none are as powerful or rival the professional, in-clinic equivalent with their benefits and results.

For those looking for the lowdown on professional LED therapy, you’ve come to the light place. Ahead, we breakdown everything you need to know about the World’s leading LED Healite II by Lutronic, an innovative LED Phototherapy System.

What is LED light therapy?

But first things first, why all the buzz and how does it work? Put simply, LED light therapy works by emitting infrared light that safely creates heat and penetrates the skin. It comes in different wavelengths and spectrums, which have different associated skincare benefits. The treatment can help with a laundry list of issues, including everything from acne and inflammation to fine lines and wound healing.

Lutronic Heatlite II – what sets it apart?

The most advanced LED-based systems available today, Heatlite II is a (LED) phototherapy system globally available with three different wavelengths—415nm, 633nm, and 830nm—in one expandable platform. Heatlite II utilises low-level light therapy (LLLT) – a therapeutic version to enhance the body’s natural cellular recovery and healing times. It is a pain-free and non-invasive treatment, which delivers concentrated energy deep into the tissue, affecting the body at a cellular level.

Clients of all ages and skin types can benefit from the treatment. It can be used as a standalone therapy or in conjunction with a wide variety of treatments. Each wavelength targets different skin concerns. Today, we’re honing in on the 830nm wavelength, a yellow light with 590nm photo-sequencing. 

The benefits of yellow LED light therapy

Proven benefits of the 830nm wavelength (yellow light) Heatlite II include wound healing, skin rejuvenation, pain relief, and scar treatment. It also works to support muscle and joint pain, arthritis, and hair regrowth.

Yellow light therapy is ideal to use after other treatments, including cosmetic injections, microdermabrasion, and skin needling, to enhance skin recovery and maximise their benefits. As a standalone treatment, Yellow LED is the perfect skin pick-me-up, revealing a healthier and more luminous complexion.

How long are the treatments?

Treatments are relatively short depending on the aesthetician’s treatment plan. Typical treatments last between 10 and 20 minutes. 

How many treatments are needed?

Again, depending on the tailored treatment plan, the amount of treatments needed will vary. While many will see results after just one session, it’s recommended clients receive two treatments a week over a period of time to see optimum results.

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