Effects of LED Radiation on the Skin: What Is New in Recent Research? Part II: In Skin Remodeling Processes and Hair Growth

January 2015 in “ Dermatology Review ”

Agnieszka Dana, Mirella Batory, Anna Erkiert‐Polguj, Anna Augustyniak, Helena Rotsztejn

LED radiation skin remodeling hair growth LED therapy cellular activity collagen production non-invasive treatment

TLDR LED therapy may improve skin health and stimulate hair growth.

The document reviewed the effects of LED radiation on skin remodeling and hair growth, highlighting recent research findings. It discussed how LED therapy was used to stimulate hair growth and improve skin conditions by promoting cellular activity and collagen production. The study suggested that LED radiation could be a promising non-invasive treatment for enhancing skin health and addressing hair loss issues. However, the document did not specify the number of participants involved in the studies reviewed, which is crucial for assessing the strength of the findings.

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