A: No, it does not use the ultra violet wavelengths that cause damage to the skin.
Q: What is the therapeutic difference between lasers and LED therapy?
A: All biological systems have a unique absorption spectrum that determines what wavelengths of radiation will be absorbed to produce a therapeutic effect. There is no therapeutic difference between lasers and LED therapy.
Q: What precautions should I take before using the blue acne light?
A: You should cover your eyes with dark goggles. Never look directly into the light.
Q: What’s the difference between blue light and red light?
A: Blue light is clinically used to treat acne. It is absorbed by bacterial acne. Red light stimulates and activates skin cells. It is anti-inflammatory and improves healing and increases the rate of production of collagen.
Q: Can I use a blue acne light while taking Roaccutane?
A: No, Roaccutane can cause the skin to be sensitive to light. Use light therapy after 28 days after the course is finished.
Q: What are the side effects from blue acne light therapy?
A: There are generally no side effects. However, there may be redness and drying of the skin which can be effectively treated with a moisturizing cream. Blue light has been reported to darken the Asian skin tone.
Q: Can I use acne light therapy with retinoid skin treatments?
A: Do not use any retinoid product with the therapy light. Use the therapy light first, then apply it after.
Q: I live in Australia where we have 240v electricity. Where can I buy the Baby Blue Quasar which will work here?
A: I’m in Australia and I bought mine from the seller’s website http://www.babyquasar.com/. There is no problem with the voltage, they’ll give you the appropriate plug.
