La terapia fotodinámica es una técnica no invasiva basada en la estimulación, regeneración y reparación de la piel. Los elementos básicos de este tratamiento son la luz de baja potencia (LLLT) y los productos fotosensibles, es decir, aquellos que se activan y reaccionan con la luz. Esta terapia es accesible, sencilla, indolora, sin efectos secundarios y con unos excelentes resultados.

Un completo tratamiento médico estético de rejuvenecimiento, dermatológico y tratamiento del dolor, por sus positivos resultados en:

  • Formación de colágeno
  • Cicatrización
  • Linfotrópico
  • Antiinflamatorio
  • Manchas
  • Bacteriológico
  • Acné

Terapia fotodinámica y bioestimulación con Ledsmedical

Ledsmedical es el equipo de LEDS más avanzado para tratamientos con terapia fotodinámica. Para uso como tratamiento único o coadyuvante de otros procedimientos. Una tecnología contrastada que ofrece seguridad y eficacia para tratamientos faciales, corporales o capilares. Consiguiendo resultados muy satisfactorios para el paciente.

Emite luz roja, amarilla, azul y verde con una longitud de onda predefinida dentro de un rango óptimo establecido, para los distintos tratamientos e indicaciones.

  • Luz roja (633 +-10nm)
  • Luz amarilla (590 +-10nm)
  • Luz verde (530 +-10nm)
  • Luz azul (417 +-10nm)

Terapia Fotodinámica y Bioestimulación Facial

Beneficios de la bioestimulación celular con luz LED

Sus efectos son estimulantes, reguladores o inhibidores de la actividad celular. Por ello, la fototerapia LED tiene aplicaciones en los campos de la medicina estética y anti-edad, la dermatología o el tratamiento del dolor.

  • Alivia el dolor
  • Desinflama
  • Mejora la reconstrucción eutrófica
  • Libera anti-radicales libres mejorando la inmunidad

Efectos biológicos de la terapia

  • Aumenta la producción de ATP
  • Inrementa la replicación del ADN
  • Facilita la neurotransmisión (serotonina y acetilcolina)
  • Estimula la actividad mitocondrial
  • Produce y libera beta-endorfinas
  • Aumenta la angiogénesis
  • Aumenta la permeabilidad celular
  • Normaliza el potencial eléctrico de las membranas
  • Estimula la actividad de los fibroblastos y la producción de colágeno
  • Reduce las col·lagenases (MMP-1 y MMP-2)
  • Facilita la lipólisis

Preguntas frecuentes sobre Ledsmedical

¿Cómo funciona?

Aprovechando los efectos biológicos naturales de la luz para reparar y estimular las células

¿Hay algún efecto secundario?

No hay efectos secundarios

¿Cuánto dura el tratamiento?

Entre 15 y 20 minutos

¿Cuándo puedo ver los resultados?

A partir de 3 a 6 sesiones. Una vez terminado el tratamiento, los resultados pueden durar de 1 a 3 años dependiendo de la indicación y hábitos del paciente.

¿Cuánto durará el resultado?

Depende del tratamiento. Consulte a la doctora su caso específico.

¿Se puede combinar con otros tratamientos?

Sí, se puede combinar con otros tratamientos: Mesoterapia, filller, botox …

¿Puedo tomar el sol después del tratamiento?

Es recomendable no exponerse al sol durante las 48 horas posteriores al tratamiento, y usar protección solar.

Estudios clínicos

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    Unit of Dermatology, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, Hammersmith Hospital, DuCane Road, London W12 0NN, U.K.
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  • Phototherapy in anti-aging and its photobiologic basics: a new approach to skin rejuvenation.
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  • Combination 830-nm and 633-nm light-emitting diode phototherapy shows promise in the treatment of recalcitrant psoriasis: preliminary findings.
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  • Phototherapy (LEDs 660/890nm) in the treatment of leg ulcers in diabetic patients: case study.
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  • Phototherapy promotes healing of chronic diabetic leg ulcers that failed to respond to other therapies.
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