Can red light be used for beauty and anti-aging?

On October 17, 1903, on this day, the Nobel Foundation's award announcement was published in major newspapers around the world.

Clinician Niels Ryberg Finsen, who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine, has captured the world's attention with his lifelong research on "light therapy".

The era of red light begins here.

After years of in-depth research, the efficacy of red light was gradually discovered and known to everyone.

Red light has the functions of beauty shaping, pain relief, sub-health improvement, sports injury recovery, and sleep promotion. At present, in addition to being widely used in medical rehabilitation, it is also widely used in the field of beauty, and various red light products emerge in an endless stream.

Today we are going to explore the remarkable beauty effects of red light.

In the picture below, we can clearly see that the penetration of red light is very strong, and the penetration depth is deep in the dermis.

This location is where collagen is abundant.

In this part, we also see hairy roots. So, it's no wonder why red light is often used to fight aging and promote hair growth.

The beauty principle of red light is as follows:

The red light with a wavelength of 650 nanometers reaches the dermis layer of the skin, activates the vitality of fibroblasts, and prompts the human body to generate a large amount of collagen to achieve the effect of plumping the skin.

At the same time, red light can also improve blood circulation, improve skin microcirculation, speed up metabolism, promote the body's self-repair function and cell regeneration ability, achieve anti-aging and anti-aging effects, and restore your delicate and smooth skin.

Lift, firm and plump the skin: During the process of irradiating red light, the red light penetrates 8-10mm of the human body and reaches the dermis layer, effectively stimulating the production of collagen, making the skin look younger and firmer.

Acne removal: After acne occurs, it is usually mainly an inflammatory reaction of local skin to produce hair follicles or sebaceous glands. By illuminating red light, the inflammation caused by acne can be gradually subsided, so as to achieve the purpose of relieving and eliminating acne.

Repairing skin damage: A 2004 Burn Scar Study found that, on average, people who received red light had twice the reduction in visible scarring as those who did not, and those who received red light had no adverse effects.

Anti-hair loss: Improve hair health by improving the nutrient supply to the hair root. Studies have found that red light increases hair volume, increases hair thickness, and helps people improve their appearance and self-confidence.