Dermatologists and Allure editors weigh in.
Before we get into what exactlydevices do for the skin, let's quickly break down the technology. LED is a "lower energy form," in which the light is absorbed by the molecules in the skin, which in turn "alters the biologic activity or the activity of nearby cells," according to Daniel Belkin, a board-certified dermatologist at the Laser & Skin Surgery Center of New York.
What does this all mean? In non-science speak, that means, depending on the color of the light, LED light therapy can change the path of skin cells for more desirable results.
Knowing all this, dermatologists say that at-home LED light therapy devices are safe to use — and regularly. At-home, handheld devices, like that of the
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