Photodamage

[Loveyou3000]

I love the going out and playing outside under the sun when I was a child. I just found out earlier this year that damage will not show until we are old. I am now thinking. Can Red light therapy reverse the damage the sun has caused on my skin? I now have a lot of pigmentation and skin wrinkles. I am not that old to have wrinkly skin :'(

[memyselfandi]

It can soften the skin’s texture, increase collagen and elastin, even out color, and brighten the tone. So I think the answer is yes. RLT can reverse the damage the sun caused.

[niconico88]

Yes, this therapy can also be found to your favorite salons. Just remember that Red light are normally used to speed up healing and stimulate collagen production, simultaneously shrinking enlarged pores and tightening the skin. While blue is used to kill the bacteria that causes acne, providing an effective treatment for blackheads and whiteheads

[lisamae123]

You may also want to try the green light therapy. It helps to lighten hyper-pigmentation spots revealing a brighter complexion. The calming effect also has anti-inflammatory properties that soothe the surface of the skin.

[farraf001]

Speaking of green light, it can also help you to reduce the redness of your skin.

[Loveyou3000]

Thanks for the advice but I guess I will stick with red light first and see what others think if it can “reverse” the photodamage the sun has caused my skin.

[ritzyalyssamoe]

@loveyou3000 – This is really interesting, can you update us with your progress?

[DefianceLulu]

if you want to know how and what you can do to heal your photodamage, here’s a great read.

How Red Light Therapy Repairs Sun Damage

[ron_ron_jon]

@defiancelulu – Thanks for sharing this! Everything is listed here.

[paulineee003]

@defiancelulu Nice, this is really worth of reading!

[nutrisha01]

Yes, red light therapy can treat your skin with that damage.

[paupauu001]

Can also blue light help with this kind of skin problem?

[mariedith]

correct me if I am wrong. photodamage is caused by the UV rays of the sun?

[regiregiregi03]

@mariedith – Yes, when ultra violet light hits our skin unprotected it can cause photodamage in the deepest layer of the skin and it takes years before becoming visible.

[bpbaddie]

Aw really?? I didn’t know that the light coming from the sun can have a result like this.

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