Celluma LED Light Therapy for Dry Eye | Eye Doctor Explains Photobiomodulation for Skincare
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, Dr. D explains the LED light therapy with the benefits for skincare and its potential implications in eyecare. Celluma LLLT is FDA approved for skincare uses, not specifically eyecare, but it is close in specifications to an FDA appproved eyecare photobiomodulation therapy device. #celluma #lighttherapy #eyecare #ipl #intensepulsedlight #eyedoc #eyedoctor #eyes #dryeyes #dryeyesyndrome #dryeyesyndrome #dryeye
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01:20 Benefits
02:49 LED Therapy Effectiveness on particular tissue
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05:18 Celluma Mask
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Thank you!!
I purchased a joov panel about 5 years ago for skin care. I found it helped SOOOO many other things including my vision. I think my eyesight is better today than 5 years ago...I no longer have dry eye issues, which I did nightly and I don't use my glasses any longer. I'm over 40.
Love your channel can u do a video on the correct way to take off and put on your glasses and also the proper way to store your glasses in the case I jus got my glasses and want to kno if I’m doing everything correctly 😩
So what's the update on LLLT therapy..? 2 years since this video about it. It's the best current MGD dry eye treatment, from what studies say. Much better than IPL and Lipiflow.
Great video. Thank you.
Are you aware of any success with adult lachrymal duct obstructions?
Thanks for the information. From all the Celluma products, which one would you recommend for home therapy?
Yes do the study🎉 i just had lasik and i own a celluma.. is it safe one week post op?
At what setting do I use for dry eyes on the celluma? Anti aging? Thanks
Hi, thank you for the information, how exciting the current uses are expanding. I currently use my Celluma Pro for wrinkles and it’s the best thing I’ve ever used…and I’m a retired aesthetician so I’ve been able to try many devices over my lifetime.
In the video you suggest uses such as dry eye AND rosacea…I would also like to ask…1. What setting on the celluma should it be( acne, wrinkles, or aches and pains) for dry eyes? And for rosacea?
You may hit the wrinkle button for dry eyes and hair growth
im about to buy this. If I use the included protective goggles I feel like that defeats the purpose. I notice in the video you don't use them. Is it safe to use the celluma on the eyes without the goggles?
Why do i see a bright line in my vision and im starting to see more black/white dots and more static
Thanks for sharing this info. I just purchased my first celluma, it’s excellent that it can work so effectively without the goggles
Hi Vera. From all the Celluma products, which one did you buy for your home treatment? I am looking at buying my first Celluma as well but I want to make sure to get the right one to use on my face/eyes.
@@carolinasalazar7157 I Carolina, did you purchase one of those devices ? Is it working for you ?
What about emfs
Great topic and video. I've read a lot about LED therapy for skin care, but not so much for eyes. Could you please do a video on the benefits of the different LED colors for Eye Health? When patients get this treatment in your office are their eyes open or closed?
We’re still learning about the implications of LED for eyes. I will definitely make a video diving into what you asked about!
YES Vegtbull ! I love this multi question! I would love to hear the benefits. I was thinking of getting goggles that aren't transparent like the ones that come with Celluma. I love the celluma so much, (just got it) but i would be so frustrated with myself if hurt my eyes while using it. I would love to know if patients use it (I believe you give them the option?) ALSO I would LOVE to know why it says WARNING in the instructions manual IF it's not dangerous. THANKS AGAIN for your time I truly appreciate you. Dana
Hello if I want to use it for Rosacea which is the mode I'm supposed to use Please..??
Did you buy the device ? I have rosacea and MGD too...
Thank you for the video! So just to make it abundantly clear, I can indeed use the celluma without the protective goggles that are included in the box? I am concerned about prolonged use and it’s subsequent effect on eyesight…
Glad you said this as I've been using my Celluma for around 6 month's and I don't wear the eye protector's and I'm always really worried my eyes may go bad. I say this as I have noticed my eyes feel constantly slightly blurred but I dont know how much of that is from my cosmetic creams and wearing an eye mask to sleep. The eye mask contains copper peptides and it does push against my eye lashes so maybe it's that rather than the actual LED light or near Infrared.
@@jayedwardsuk5984 thank you for sharing, Jay. It’s interesting to hear your experience. I have opted to use the goggles because There are some websites online that say that “blackout” goggles should be worn with LED skin lights. However, information online isn’t always accurate. Strangely, the Celluma goggles included in the box, are not blackout. They are just shaded. So I called the Celluma company and asked if they must be worn, and the sales lady said no. However, when I asked if the safety profile has been confirmed by an ophthalmologist, her exact words, “I don’t think ophthalmologists know what this is” … needless to say, this wasn’t reassuring. I was hoping I’d get a more conclusive response to my comment here on this video, but no luck. It does appear that she’s using it without goggles in the video, but daily consistent use at home may be a whole other story. In terms of your vision being slightly blurred, please be super careful. It could be the creams and mask, but if you’re not 100% sure, proceed with caution. This is still a fairly new technology originally created for muscles and skin. And there’s still some contrasting opinions out there. Your eyes are the priority.
@@nikitaanita9954 That it such an in depth generous response thankyou. From now on goggles will be worn I will purchase blackout on-line. What is interesting though the UK distributor/ sales rep Paul verbalised to me it's always recommended to wear them however it's not dangerous for eyes is what I was told . He also said he doesn't wear the goggles himself as he wants the full benefit around the eye area. To add i had an introduction course to Celluma to gain the basic protocol/ understanding of use for this device to be able to obtain a certificate of attendance/ entry level for potential client use you could say. One of the questions I asked was is it safe to use without goggles and the lady's response was it's fine we wouldn't recommend it generally but it won't effect the eyes negatively... Something along those lines. I really appreciate the feedback.
Update- As you know I had been using Celluma without goggles for a considerable time and my concern over not wearing the goggles etc. I had an indepth eye test plus an OTC scan yesterday. To my surprise all came back normal and no changes from my previous routine check 18 months ago. I have a slight left eye prescription but that already existed way before I had the Celluma.
I say to my surprise as I was convinced my eye health had been affected by not using the goggles whilst using the Celluma.
@@jayedwardsuk5984 , has the Celluma helped with dry eyes ?!
thank you for this video. I just purchased the celluma, and the woman on the phone said i can use it with out goggles. My partner is frustrated with me because I believed her.it's really expensive and I should be recieving it tomorrow. I do not know what to do, should I use it without the goggles? I plan on using the celluma LED light everyday. please advise. thank you sooooo much!
i have not been able to find research indicating that these lights are able to penetrate the eyelid. furthermore, there are devices marketed for dry eye used routinely without goggles in doctors offices.
Any update ? Are your symptoms better ? What mode are you using ? I read that infrared lights can cause cataracts...I'm desperate and considering buying one but I fear it can make things worse...
@@Alix777. Hi!!!!! I got the goggles, I use celluma 5 DAYS A WEEK! I honestly don't feel I could do celluma without them. My eyes feel great, it is too bright without the goggles. My skin has improved IMMENSELY, I use the celluma, and some products I swear by here is the goggles....
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The pain in my eyes seems to be neuropathic ☹️
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