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When I first found out about red light therapy devices, the first thing that I noticed was how affordable they are compared to regular sessions at a spa or therapy center. Of course, I had to do my due diligence before jumping on the bandwagon and potentially saving thousands on my skincare routine. So, let's take a look at what I found out about red light therapy.
Red light therapy can increase collagen density
Aging causes a natural reduction in collagen, which, in turn, makes the skin thinner, less voluminous and more prone to wrinkles. This is why a lot of anti-aging therapies and products today revolve around increasing collagen production or slowing down collagen loss.
There are plenty of ways you can increase your body's collagen levels — or at least delay its loss as you age. You could try eating more foods high in collagen, such as bone broth, egg whites and organ meats. However, if you want something more intentional yet non-invasive, red light therapy can help.
A 2023 clinical study published in Skin Research and Technology found that red LED photobiomodulation increased dermal density in 20 women who used a red-light mask twice a week for three months. Researchers measured a 26.4% increase in dermal density after 28 days, rising to 47.7% after 84 days, along with improvements in other measures of skin aging.
NASA originally developed red light therapy to promote plant growth during space expeditions
According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, red light therapy was originally studied and developed to grow plants in space. As they experimented with different light wavelengths, the researchers noticed that the abrasions on their hands exposed to the light healed faster than usual.
Thus, medical red light therapy was born. Fast forward a few decades, and red light therapy is now a widespread treatment for skin issues like aging, acne, stretch marks, sun damage and more.
"We have bought Bioptron light therapy years ago and it completely transformed our lives. What began as a solution for my daughter's skin issues turned into a versatile remedy for so many conditions."
— Zuzana Paar, Sustainable Life Ideas
This application of red light can be particularly helpful for people with alopecia and early onset hair loss, especially because hair loss medications are limited. It can also be a safer, non-invasive and less expensive alternative to hair transplant surgery.
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