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Red Light Therapy

Method Strategy · Skin procedures & devices · 6 mentions · 1 subreddit · discussed in r/SkincareAddiction

Reddit take

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Pros

  • To actually heal the deep inflammation and calm the redness without adding more topical chemicals, the ultimate game-changer is Red Light Therapy. It heals the barrier at a cellular level.
  • I take collagen now, do the red light therapy, wear sunscreen, I do what I think is everything I can ( that's affordable ) to try and negate the damage that's been done.
  • One thing worth adding alongside your retinol routine is red light therapy, it works differently to topicals by stimulating collagen and elastin from below the skin surface which is exactly what helps with expression lines like elevens....

Cons

  • I read somewhere that you should wait up to 48-72 hours after a session for the full effects of the therapy to be integrated before doing another one or you risk causing the opposite of what’s intended.
  • I've seen a few posts floating around about people having issues with red light therapy but the research seems pretty mixed - some swear by it, others reckon it made things worse.
  • So far, the changes are subtle. My skin looks a bit calmer overall and maybe slightly smoother, but nothing I’d confidently say is 100% from the light itself.

Sentiment

3 positive (50%) · 2 mixed (33%) · 1 negative (17%)

Trust + time weighted score: +34% · raw score 33%

What redditors said (6 of 6)

To actually heal the deep inflammation and calm the redness without adding more topical chemicals, the ultimate game-changer is Red Light Therapy. It heals the barrier at a cellular level.
positive · u/D****5 · r/SkincareAddiction · comment · Mar 30, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
I read somewhere that you should wait up to 48-72 hours after a session for the full effects of the therapy to be integrated before doing another one or you risk causing the opposite of what’s intended.
negative · u/t****f · r/SkincareAddiction · comment · Feb 4, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
I take collagen now, do the red light therapy, wear sunscreen, I do what I think is everything I can ( that's affordable ) to try and negate the damage that's been done.
positive · u/O****8 · r/SkincareAddiction · Feb 5, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
I've seen a few posts floating around about people having issues with red light therapy but the research seems pretty mixed - some swear by it, others reckon it made things worse.
mixed · u/F****0 · r/SkincareAddiction · comment · Feb 4, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
One thing worth adding alongside your retinol routine is red light therapy, it works differently to topicals by stimulating collagen and elastin from below the skin surface which is exactly what helps with expression lines like elevens. Been using[ one of these](https://longevitybased.com/products/therasage-theraglow-mask2go-red-light-therapy-mask) from Longevity Based a few times a week and the skin firmness and elasticity improvement over a couple months was pretty noticeable.
positive · u/I****7 · r/SkincareAddiction · comment · Feb 12, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗
So far, the changes are subtle. My skin looks a bit calmer overall and maybe slightly smoother, but nothing I’d confidently say is 100% from the light itself.
mixed · u/l****4 · r/SkincareAddiction · Jan 28, 2026 · open on Reddit ↗

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