Beyond the Face
Does red light nasal therapy work?
Red light nasal therapy is a treatment that may provide short-term relief for allergic rhinitis, but the evidence is mixed and the benefits appear modest.
Reviews & guides, page 2
In-depth reviews, comparisons and evidence-based guides to help you get the most from LED light therapy for your skin.

Beyond the Face
Red light nasal therapy is a treatment that may provide short-term relief for allergic rhinitis, but the evidence is mixed and the benefits appear modest.
Safety & Side Effects
Red light therapy is not known to cause cancer based on current evidence.
Safety & Side Effects
Red light therapy is not shown to cause skin cancer in current research.
Science & Evidence
Standard red light therapy is not a UV tanning treatment. It uses red or near-infrared light instead of the ultraviolet radiation that causes a conventional.
Science & Evidence
Standard red light therapy is not a source of ultraviolet (UV) rays.
Beyond the Face
Red light therapy is a noninvasive treatment that can modestly increase hair density and thickness, especially in people with androgenetic alopecia, also.
Skin Concerns
Red light therapy is a possible add-on treatment for acne, especially mild-to-moderate inflammatory acne.
Skin Concerns
Red light therapy is a non-invasive option for general photoaging, but it is not a reliable way to remove established age spots.
Skin Concerns
Red light therapy is not a reliable treatment for dark spots. Some studies report lighter pigmentation, but results vary by device, wavelength, dose, and.
Beyond the Face
Red light therapy is a possible but unproven treatment for depressive symptoms.
Skin Concerns
Red light therapy is a complementary option that may reduce inflammation in some localized muscle, joint, skin and wound-related conditions.
Skin Concerns
Red light therapy is a possible treatment for some scars, but it is not a proven all-purpose scar remover.