coloured light therapies
House of Famuir SkinMate The Skinmate Diamond Peeling, Photorejuvenation andMicrocurrent system incorporates the features of coloured light facial therapy, with the photorejuvenation achieved using blue light for its anti-bacterial and anti-acne proterties, bactericidal properties, and calming and relaxation.
CACI Ultimate The Ultimate systemuses a four-step process using LED light therapy to stimulate cellular repair and regeneration and visibly diminish sun damage, blemishes, acne and scarring.
Carlton Professional ChromaSolo ChromaSolo colour therapy unit features cutting edge technology that stimulates the skin’s cells to improve its appearance, using LED lights set at varying wavelengths to offer a wide range of benefits.
DermaCo Pro The DermaCo Pro 6 in 1 systemuses LED light therapy and includes five different types of light, with red increasing collagen and elastin production, and blue creating an anti- inflammatory and anti-bacterial effect that is ideal for problematic acne and as a post- microdermabrasion treatment.
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Lynton Omnilux Revive Omnilux Revive offers an alternative to the current treatments available for psoriasis without the undesirable side effects, with clinical results showing impressive reductions in erythema, surface area and infiltration of plaque psoriasis when treated over a five-week period.
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