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New year resolution to improve your skin and your health.

Lightwave therapy or "LED therapy" utilizes red and infrared light to promote positive changes at the level of the skin improving the local circulation, building collagen and elastin while stimulating the hypothalamus to produce more melatonin during the night.

The systemic results of exposing the body to the red light are a better circadian rhythm, deeper sleep, better mood, decreased inflammation and depression.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30248638/

www.plasticsurgery.theclinics.com/article/S0094-1298(16)30022-0/fulltext

The effect of red light therapy on the skin is mediated by the ability of red/ infrared light to stimulate the production of ATP which is an enzyme involved in the production of energy at the cellular level of the body.

The increase in the production of ATP translates to an improved level of collagen and elastin in the skin with better superficial circulation of blood, oxygen and nutrients.

 

 

 

 

 

The results are :

The treatment can be customized to better addressed the patient's main skin concerns and/ or the aging process.

The treatment can reduce the levels of inflammation of the skin. It can assist with improving sagging or lack of tone and discoloration from sun spots .

Dr. Cagnes recommends a weekly treatment for a total of 10 weeks followed by a maintenance protocol of two treatments per month.

Our special offer for the winter months is a package of 10 treatments and with one free treatment.

Please do not pass on this important offer, improve your health today!

 

 

Author
Dr. Lucia Cagnes Dr. Cagnes is a double certified Ob/ Gyn doctor in Europe as well as in the USA. She has been in practice in the US for more than 23 years.

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