Comments on: Treating Rosacea with Infrared Light: Patent http://rosacea-support.org/treating-rosacea-with-infrared-light-patent.html Where the rosacea community meets to support each other Wed, 23 May 2012 15:17:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Irene McDonald http://rosacea-support.org/treating-rosacea-with-infrared-light-patent.html/comment-page-1#comment-33588 Irene McDonald Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:31:45 +0000 http://rosacea-support.org/treating-rosacea-with-infrared-light-patent.html#comment-33588 I bought a hand held LED light with both blue and red lights (not an Omnilux). It appears to be working very well. Many would be papules have started to come up but after 1 or 2 treatments (3 minutes) have disappeared. The blue lights are 420nm and red are 670nm. The red light seems to work just as well as the blue on these blemishes. Is it possible that the LED light could kill demodex mites? I always seem to get outbreaks in the same places. Touch wood all is clear after 3 weeks using the device. The secondary benefit is pores appear to be smaller. It's a bit inconvenient moving the light around the face and having a cord but the benefits are worth it. Irene I bought a hand held LED light with both blue and red lights (not an Omnilux). It appears to be working very well. Many would be papules have started to come up but after 1 or 2 treatments (3 minutes) have disappeared. The blue lights are 420nm and red are 670nm.

The red light seems to work just as well as the blue on these blemishes.

Is it possible that the LED light could kill demodex mites? I always seem to get outbreaks in the same places. Touch wood all is clear after 3 weeks using the device.

The secondary benefit is pores appear to be smaller. It’s a bit inconvenient moving the light around the face and having a cord but the benefits are worth it.

Irene

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