There is a lot going on just a few millimeter below our scalp. It’s a very busy place, or it should be. That’s where the red light is going to go to work. The dermis is the home to lots of different cells and structures. It houses blood vessels, our precious hair follicles, and sebaceous …
Depending on the color of visible light it can penetrate the skin to different depths. You may have played with a simple torch when you were a child. Placing it with a red bulb installed on your palm, you could see it shining through on the other side, and sometimes you could even see your …
Forty years ago, shortly after the first commercial laser was invented the Red Light Therapy story begins. There’s a professor in Hungary named Endre Mester researching the effects of red and ruby light on tumor reduction. During the course of his experiments he noticed the shaved backs of mice treated with red light healed lesions …