How to use Red Light Therapy for eczema & TSW
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- How to use Red Light Therapy for eczema & TSW. LED or Red Light Therapy is an excellent therapy for treating eczema & later stages of TSW.
Red Light helps promote collagen production which in turn helps eczema & TSW sufferers heal there skin conditions. Collagen is excellent for Eczema and TSW as it allows the skin to smoothen out and promote better absorption of skincare products. Red Light therapy also helps promote healing of scar tissue often found with post eczema and TSW warriors. I am at the point in my healing journey whereby my eczema and TSW is fulling managed through diet, supplements and skincare however I am left with a lot of scar issue and discolouration. Red Light therapy can greatly improve this scar tissue.
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The content of this video is based upon my personal experience. I am not a medical professional. Red light therapy is safe to use however do follow the instructions manual and guidelines of the manufacturer of the branded red light device you are using. I am not liable for the misuse of these products.
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Very well explained.good job 😊
Your skin looks great.
Thank you so much!
@@Leila_Eczema
Any small size for itchy skin
Hi Leila, thank you so much for sharing. Just wondering if kids could use it for TSW and itchy skin? Thank you.
thank you Leila
Pleasure Steve
Do you have any before and after photos? I'm looking to get a RLT light. Also how long did it take to see results? What were the first results you saw?
I used it on my open wound and red light therapy closed it for ezema
Leave me any comments or questions here.....
My grandson is 2 1/2 and has eczema in various parts of his body. We ordered a 120 near and far LED light therapy panel that should come in this week. My wife and I will be using it but in your opinion, if my daughter agrees to let it be used on her son, how long and how far from the panel should he be for light treatments? How many treatments and how far spread apart?
Hi Leila thank you for a good video just few questions please ..how do you use red light therapy for TSW ? how often ? how long ? Maybe you said it and I missed it ? Sorry if so.)
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for your comment so you just sit under the light exposing the effected areas of skin. I do it for at least 5 times per week for 30-40 mins but the manual says 20 mins is appropriate enough. You should see results in as little as 2 weeks! Good luck hope it helps 🙏❤️
Thanks for this useful information. I intended to order one. Did you pay expensive shipping to France? Is there any important tax that you have to pay? Thanks in advance.
I did pay a bit for shipping but not duty.
Hi Leila, thank you for your informative video. Do you think red light therapy be alright to use on my 6 year old suffering from eczema?
Thank you for watching! Yes I think it would help but diet is really key here. My daughter (6 years old too) suffers with dry skin and she does the RLT from time to time but it can be tricky getting her to sit under a light for a period of time regularly. Listening to some music or a story works well. Good luck!
Hi do you remember me? I used to be the Lemon twins!
Yes I do how are you doing?
@@Leila_Eczema I’m doing great! I hope you remember me when your famous I know you will be because your tips and tricks and really good !😃😁
Do you put anything on your skin when you do the red light? I need it for my eyelids too is that ok. I want for eczema and vitiligo. I only have small rash and red spots but not open wounds. I’d love know what skin care use my face and eyes help heal.
Thanks so much for your comment. So I don’t put anything on my skin when I do the red light therapy as your skin needs to penetrate the rays. You can close your eyes for protection and to allow the rays. I didn’t use goggles but apparently you are suppose to although with the mask varieties their is no option for goggles. As for skincare have you tried the La Roche Posay Cicaplast? Really good for mild eczema.
Hi Lovely are they cheaper alternatives that you can use as I would love to try red light therapy
Depending upon what country you live in. These correct NM's do have a bit of a price tag but its so worth the invest. Try Juuv, Current Body and then the one I have a £50 off discount code from in the comments from Andy Millward. These are all great quality ones. I have to say the Helios one is great value though as its a half body for £300. Otherwise there are smaller ones but they don't have the correct NM's to be effective enough in my opinion.
@@Leila_Eczema Hi Leila, can you please let me know if the 50 pounds discount code is still available? If yes, can you please tell me where I can find it?
@@Leila_Eczema Hi again Leila, I take it that the discount only applies to the facemask on Andy Millward website?
Hi how long did you take to heal from tsw and what did you do to speed/support your recovery?
Hi Jenifer, Have a look at my TSW complete guide video here: m.th-cam.com/video/9Jysv5O9Adg/w-d-xo.html
I healed in 3 months with ongoing management for my overall health.
You have some hyperpigmentation on ur chin area did it get worse or better with using light therapy? Food review thanks
The RLT does help but ultimately this is quite stubborn scar tissue which I combine vit C and peptide serum along with micro needling. It does become darker when I flare... Check out: th-cam.com/video/DXDUaPVdNnE/w-d-xo.html
Hey there) can I use some red picture on my laptop? I mean how are those lights different from my laptop screen? (Is there some program for that?)
Unfortunately the red light from your computer is not the same. In order for the light to be effective you need to have the correct nanometers 650nm-850mn. Also, these lights have the near infrared and red light which are special LED light units that carry wavelengths of light that effect cellular energy.
@@Leila_Eczema Thank you
How is this different that phototherapy from then dermatologist office? Which would you recommend?
The one I bought was a medically grade unit with 650-850 nano meters. Some RLT units are weaker but can still have effect if used regularly depending upon how severe your skin condition is… I think if you can use the dermatologist’s unit then do but if you are looking for convenience then consider having one at home but know you may have to use it more regularly.
@@Leila_Eczema but my dermatologist said the one in office is not red light...instead it’s more similar to sunlight
Hi Leila,when is the ideal time to use this red light therapy?
I would say when you are at the flaking stages but not red or oozing
thank you @@Leila_Eczema it means it help in moisturizing our skin is it?
At 4:52 its obvious that this device has flicker. So, not good for the eyes, be sure to protect them. Good for your skin though ;-)
It flickers when it comes on. I recommend in the video to use the goggles as I do. :)
@@Leila_Eczema Thanks for the reply. Only when it comes on? Then during use, no flicker?
No flicker when in use. It may have been my camera editing??
@@Leila_Eczema No. It does flicker even during use. Its just not visible. Your camera gets the flicker that your eyes don't. When turned on it flickers visibly but then the flicker is invisible - but your camera gets it. Wise thing to protect your eyes :-)
do you have any other that does not have or have low flicker? thanks
I am in the early stages of TSW so is it okay to use it? My body is pretty badly beaten up :(
If you have large open wounds then I wouldn’t advise it. I would start your healing via the gut. Watch this video: m.th-cam.com/video/Adg6M_qrpf8/w-d-xo.html
Also celery juice daily. To help flush toxins.
@@Leila_Eczema are weeping areas considered open wounds? Are scabs open wound?
Does it still work through clothes? Does it work better without?
No you need to expose the skin completely to the light.
How often do you use this device? Also would a facial sun tan do the same job 🤔
So I do it 3 times a week for 30 mins however I am completely healed. If you are still struggling with TSW or eczema I would use it daily. Sun beds are completely different. That’s UV light not Red Light Therapy. Be careful with those tanning beds as they can cause sunburn which can harm the skin further.
I went for a tan bed only once in my life and I ended up with a horribly dry skin on my face. It was horrid. I never did it again
How long and how often would you recommend using red light? Thanks
I used it in my chronic stages 5 times a week then 3 times per week for 20-30 mins per session.
Does it work for scalp psoriasis ?
Yes! 🙌
why is it bad to use it on open skin? what if i’m doing NMT?
Red Light is to help regenerate the skin's dermis so if the skin is open it may aggravate it more. NMT is fine so long as you don't have open areas. What stage of TSW are you?
@@Leila_Eczema i am going on Month 4 of NMT
Hi... I'm suffering from skin thinning. Will it also reverse skin thinning from topical steroid?
Absolutely!
How much time in the red ligth?
Start with 10 mins and work your way up.
appreciate the help and advice you offer but you should really preface content like this with disclaimers as to you are not a medical professional and that light therapy should be conducted under the supervision of a dermatologist
Thanks I will add this in my description however these are at home devices and I do talk from my experience. Red light therapy doesn’t need to be use under supervision of a dermatologist however UV light therapy does require supervision.
@@Leila_Eczema thanks leila
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