Question 1

Does red light therapy really work for wrinkles and aging skin?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Red Light (620–630nm) penetrates into the dermis and activates fibroblasts to boost collagen and elastin. Clinical studies show regular red light therapy reduces fine lines and improves skin firmness.

Question 2

How often should I use an LED face mask for best results?

Accepted Answer

We recommend 3–5 sessions per week for 10–20 minutes each. Consistency is key — most users see noticeable results in 4–6 weeks.

Question 3

Can LED light therapy worsen melasma or hyperpigmentation?

Accepted Answer

No. Green Light (520–530nm) helps reduce pigmentation and balance melanin production. LED therapy is non-UV and safe for pigmentation-prone skin when used as directed.

Question 4

Is LED mask therapy safe for dark skin tones?

Accepted Answer

Yes. GlowSpectra is safe for all Fitzpatrick skin types (1–6). Because LED emits no UV rays, it does not typically trigger post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

Question 5

Can I use my LED mask while pregnant or breastfeeding?

Accepted Answer

We recommend consulting your doctor first. While LED light is non-invasive and chemical-free, safety data for pregnancy is limited and many clinicians advise caution.

Question 6

Should I use goggles or eye protection while using LED masks?

Accepted Answer

GlowSpectra has eye-comfort settings, but users with light sensitivity or eye conditions may prefer goggles. Near-infrared light may appear invisible but is safe in recommended doses.

Question 7

Why choose medical-grade LED masks over cheap ones?

Accepted Answer

GlowSpectra offers 192 high-intensity LEDs across 7 therapeutic wavelengths and full face + neck coverage. Cheaper masks typically use fewer, weaker diodes that deliver minimal clinical benefit.

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