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NEVER use Halogen lamps folks.

LEDs for facial therapy are non-thermal, they DO NOT BURN YOUR SKIN.

I don't know what the deal is here.

Below a link to the rosacea forum if anyones intereste ...

twickle you make no sense on this topic

:lol: I'm gone. Anyone interested in LLLT please check out the link I posted about. There's a lot of info, and I will be there to answer any questions you ...

That's all you take from the post?

What's the URL of the rosacea forum?

$10K's a bit out of my range, I'm looking into my own basic system using LED bulbs around 630nm for overall skin health, reduced inflammation, and reduction of ...

Then you should avoid it.

I think you just posted the same thing on the rosacea forum as "Mills" right? I answered there:

There is no quick answer because we do not completely understand the bi ...

sdguy, I purchase my own units. I started with the Dimalux (approx. $10M at the end of the day) and have bought other, smaller units from manufacturers and have had some custom made (ranging from aro ...

I am skeptical red light can produce visible changes in skin. Many people use it at the rosacea forum I often visit. Initially they were claiming it was 'smoothing their skin' later all they claimed w ...

I've posted but my posts were removed, perhaps posting a link to another forum is not permissible so I won't include it this time. Anyway there are many discussions found on the rosacea forum on the d ...