can I use this after the Photon 3 color led light therapy
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I never heard of that so I'm not sure. This has the 3 color lights and I love it!
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The photon light therapy device is mainly for acne treatment, improve fine lines and wrinkle, reduce pore size, lightening skin and anti-aging. For eye bags, it is caused mostly by aging and skin is lacking of elasticity and the subcutaneous fat over welcoming skin. Although the light therapy can restructure dermal collagen fibers, its result shall be limited to remove eye bags. It may improve it a little. The fastest and non-invasive way is to use Radio Frequency to tighten and lift skin and keep a good sleep every day. :)Lisa - NORLANYA
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Yes, use regular procedures for application, LED light cures faster than UV light tho, if you cure for too long, they will "pop" off, or "wrinkle"
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I don't know...I have a UV light, from research...only LED can cure LED specific polish
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You must use an LED light! I use the Gelish 18g led lamp. It's a 20second cure and works perfectly
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Not sure I fully understand your question - seems more suited for your therapist but I can tell you this is one damn good light. Hope it helps you find what you're looking for.
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It isn't as bright as you think. I can look right at it. But if you are sensitive to light, I would ask your doctor. The point is to use it for a specific amount of time otherwise you will not get results. I use it for 20 minutes every morning. I hope this helps!
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Based upon the principle of how it works, YES. The light will still reach your retina and activate the brain. As far as cautions, or potential adverse effects or side effects, you really should research further. I can't comment on that or be responsible for the above.
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EJH, No, the light only works in the realm of white light. Apparently blue light has some untested side effects.
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Yes, it is. My psychiatrist recommended I use something like this. I did research, and the main thing she said was it needs to be 10,000 LUX. I've had mine for a number of years, and it helps a lot. I've given one as a gift and recommended it to others. I'm very happy with this product.
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Barbara, from what my MD has told me (he's the one who suggested I get the light lamp), it's only good to use the light box in the morning after you wake up, for about 30-45 minutes. It's not meant for use all day long in a low light environment. Hope this info helps...you may want to ask your doc about it!
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I emailed Northern Light Technologies about when and how to use the light. She responded "for light therapy the best time to use it is in the morning AFTER you wake up. You need to position the lamp at a distance of 12" and use it for 30 minutes. Your eyes need to be open and the lamp needs to be either directly in front of you or diagonally from you. Your face needs to be illuminated by the lamp. Try using it in the morning as you're having breakfast or reading the morning paper.eating breakfast or reading the paper. Hope this helps.
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the wavelengths needs to be 660 regular red bulbs doesn't have infrared wavelengths one you might want to use is the hand held with led technology I have the panels and you can see results I am a older adult and it has tightened my skin and helped with my pain it is called dpl or deep penetrating light.
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I don't think you can use with LED that's a question that you should contact the IBD manufacturer. Because they do have other gels that says UV/LED
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They're probably referring to the ultraviolet light bulb in it as a 4th stage/phase of treatment.
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I bought one of these for red light therapy to copy what has been healing my diabetic neuropathy at tanning salons. I hope I bought the right thing. If this is what I think then this is a medical healing device. So I would say no. That is not what it is for. Of course if I bought the wrong thing please tell me.
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I spoke with my optomistrist, and she indicated that she knew of no eye condition that would prevent a person from using this type of light. She actually encouraged it. She did recommend that each person check with their own eye doctor, and if there was any discomfort at all, to discontinue use. She also advised against staring right in the light, but rather, let it shine on the side of your face.