1. Can red light therapy cure keratosis pilaris?
It does not cure KP, but it significantly reduces redness, bumps, et inflammation.
2. How long until I see results?
Many notice smoother skin within 3–6 weeks of consistent use.
3. How often should I use red light therapy for KP?
3–5 fois par semaine, 10–15 minutes per treatment area.
4. Is RLT safe for sensitive skin?
Oui. Red light therapy is gentle, non UV, and suitable for sensitive or easily irritated skin.
5. Does it help with redness from KP?
Oui. RLT reduces inflammation, helping skin appear less red and blotchy.
6. Can I combine RLT with exfoliating acids?
Yes—using lactic acid or urea lotions along with RLT often enhances results.
7. Does near-infrared light help KP?
NIR light penetrates deeper, supporting circulation and healing of surrounding tissue.
8. Which body areas can I treat?
Arms, cuisses, buttocks, cheeks—any KP-affected area.
9. Y a-t-il des effets secondaires?
La plupart des gens ne ressentent aucun effet secondaire. At most, mild warmth.
10. What devices work best?
Panels or full-body devices like Merican red light systems, which cover large KP-prone areas easily.
