Does at-home red light therapy actually work? We asked derms if those popular masks and wands are worth trying

Our experts explain the science behind red light therapy, and if it really works. Plus, we recommend some FDA-cleared red light masks and wands from Lightstim, Shark, Omnilux and more.
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Red light therapy may protect brains from repeated head impacts

Red light therapy may reduce brain inflammation linked to repeated head impacts, offering a new approach to brain protection.
Labroots

Red Light Therapy Shown to Reduce Risk of Blood Clots

Red light therapy (RLT) is a rapidly growing form of treatment to improve wrinkles, acne, muscle soreness, aging, and others. This form of therapy is a practice that uses low levels of red light to ...

Already-available therapy could protect football players from CTE: ‘Incredibly groundbreaking’

Forget reducing wrinkles and fighting hair loss. A new study suggests a treatment already popular in the US for skin health, ...

Scouted: Red Light Therapy Offers a Slew of Unexpected Health Benefits, From Healing Cold Sores to Reducing Wrinkles

Scouted selects products independently. If you purchase something from our posts, we may earn a small commission. From facial ...

Does Red Light Therapy Actually Help Seasonal Affective Disorder? What the Science Says

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is more than the “winter blues.” It’s a real mood disorder linked to reduced light exposure ...

Red Light Therapy Devices Are Everywhere—But What Do They Actually Do and What Results Are Realistic?

You have to wear it a lot more than you think.
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Thinking Of Introducing Red Light Therapy At Work? What Leaders Need To Know

In the workplace, one of the contributing factors to decreased levels of productivity is workplace stress. Regardless of the working environment and levels of employee morale, there’s a strong chance ...