Pure visible red light increases the metabolic rate of the mitochondria of cells. Mitochondria are the power house of cells & increasing its metabolic rate makes the cell more efficient. Hence, cell activity and blood flow is increased to oxygenate and detox the skin while stimulating collagen production. It gives the skin an instant glow after just 1 treatment. Over a series of treatments, improvements can be seen in skin tone, texture and fine lines.
"LLLT obtains good results in aesthetics due to its three main effects: biostimulative-regenerative, analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect. LLLT can be applied in aesthetics like monotherapy or complementary treatment modality to the topic medications. Frequent indications for LLLT in aesthetics are as follows: - Acne - Cellulite - Striae - Alopecia - Wrinkles - Lentigo senile."
1Tatjana Trobonjaca, M.D., 2Zlatko Simunovic, M.D., F.M.H. 1Laser Center, Opatija , Croatia 2Pain Clinic-Laser Center, Locarno, Switzerland

Laser rays are directly applied to the scalp so that the hair follicles are “photo-biostimulated” and the supply of red blood cells is enhanced. This will in turn provide more nutrients and oxygen to the scalp, contributing to hair restoration and a healthy hair-growth cycle. This results in improved hair shaft quality and prolongation of the anagen phase (growth phase), which slows down the rate of hair loss. LLLT treatment results in healthier, thicker, denser, and stronger hairs. The scalp is also healthier; dandruff and scalp irritation is reduced or even eliminated.

"The mechanisms behind LLLT are more complex than those underlying conventional laser therapy," Dr. Hode says. The interaction between the targeted cells and laser light still contain many unknown puzzle pieces, he adds. However, the exposure of a wound to laser light can cause both blood flow and the local immune defense system to be stimulated, and, therefore, expedite re-epithelialization. Herpes simplex type 1 and acute herpes zoster respond well to LLLT, while treatment of genital herpes has produced less consistent results. Verrucal lesions also respond well, although pediatric lesions typically require more treatments and at higher doses than do those in adults, he says. Venous leg ulcers, a common indication, typically are more responsive than are arterial ulcers."
Dr. Hode, a renowned expert in laser therapy generally and also in LLLT, is chair of the Swedish Medical Laser Society and is based in Stockholm, Sweden. Co-author of the textbook "Laser Therapy — Clinical Practice and Scientific Background,"

"The very nature of pain is such that there is no truly scientific way to measure it.  Also, some people have higher or lower sensitivities.  They also react differently to having it (victim vs. survivor).  On almost a daily basis, pain sensitivity can vary depending upon physical, chemical and/or emotional factors.
In spite of these limitations, the number of clinicians and patients who report significant analgesia from LILT has grown dramatically.  Whether or not we know exactly why, LILT is proving to be a very valuable modality in the treatment of pain.  In fact, clinicians using LILT and other forms of electrotherapy consistently report the clear superiority of the former.  In a growing number of instances, it is now used as the first treatment of choice for pain. Perhaps even more important is the fact that, to date, there has never been a report of a serious, long-term negative side effect attributable to this procedure."
Leonard W. Rudnick, BA, BS, DC, DABDA

The low level energy emitted by RadiantRed causes the release of intracellular fat from the cells, allowing the liquefied fat to accumulate in the interstitial space around the cells. This provides an opportunity for targeted fat reduction in stubborn or "priority" areas without invasive methods. The emulsified fat is subsequently removed via the body's usual metabolic pathways.
"The low-level laser energy affected the adipose cell by causing a transitory pore in the cell membrane to open, which permitted the fat content to go from inside to outside the cell. The cells in the interstitial space and the capillaries remained intact."
NEIRA Rodrigo ; ARROYAVE José ; RAMIREZ Hugo ; ORTIZ Clara Lucia ; SOLARTE Efrain ; SEQUEDA Federico ; GUTIERREZ Maria Isabel ; BROWN Spencer A. ; ROHRICH Rod J. ; CHAO James J. ;

Can be used stand-alone or combined with other treatments e.g. Botox, fillers, IPL, peels, microdermabrasion, etc
* Combine with RadiantBlue to treat acne
* Combine LLLT with Botox – reduce bruising & enhance results
* Post-surgery – reduce edema, bruising & quicken healing & enhance results
* Post- ablative lasers - reduce redness & enhance healing