Low Level Light Therapy with Light-Emitting Diodes for the Aging Face
Research review
Clinics in Plastic Surgery · 2016
Original paper in English
WRINKLE CARE
Make red light therapy part of your skincare ritual with Celluma’s dedicated Wrinkles programme for the appearance of facial lines and wrinkles.
Explore suitable devices
Celluma combines programmed light delivery with a simple routine to improve the appearance of facial wrinkles. Choose a format you enjoy using and give consistent care a place in your week.
The Wrinkles programme targets facial wrinkles as part of a regular course of treatment.
Red and near-infrared light are used within a defined treatment programme that supports skin renewal.
Wrinkle care is available across the current Celluma Asia device range, from compact options to professional systems.
Celluma’s Wrinkles mode uses red-dominant light programming with complementary wavelengths. Red light supports processes associated with collagen and elastin production. Wavelength, output, positioning and treatment time work together; the selected programme manages the light delivery.
A SIMPLE ROUTINE
The published Wrinkles protocol begins with two to three sessions per week for four weeks. Use your model’s current guide to plan ongoing care.
Cleanse and dry the area, leaving moisturisers and other barrier products until after treatment.
Position your device for the intended facial coverage and follow its eye-protection guidance.
Complete the programmed session, then return to your usual skincare routine.
Choose your coverage and preferred format first, then compare the additional treatment modes each device offers.
PLAN YOUR TREATMENT
Explore the science and treatment guidance.
Clinical researchTreatment protocolsSafety & contraindicationsLED light therapy and red light therapy are common names for light-based treatments. The scientific process behind Celluma is photobiomodulation (PBM): specific wavelengths of light interact with cells and influence biological activity. LED describes the light source, while red refers to one part of the light spectrum. Celluma uses selected combinations of blue, red and near-infrared light in preset programmes for different treatment goals. [1] [2]
An initial four-week course is a useful review point in Celluma’s published Wrinkles protocol. Compare photographs in consistent lighting and review your routine as individual changes develop.
The programme pairs controlled light output with the time needed to deliver its intended dose. Completing the cycle keeps each session consistent with the designed treatment.
Visit our Singapore Experiential Centre at 138 Robinson Road, Oxley Tower #03-48, by appointment. Compare formats with our team and get guidance for your routine.
YOUR TREATMENT RESOURCES
These papers explore light therapy using a range of devices and study methods. They provide scientific context; they are not all clinical trials of Celluma.
Research review
Clinics in Plastic Surgery · 2016
Original paper in English
Research review
Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery · 2008
Original paper in English
Continue with suitable skincare after the light treatment and maintain daytime sun protection. Record progress with photographs in consistent lighting.
Read the full step-by-step guide →Use the programme, positioning, eye protection and treatment schedule in the current instructions for your exact model. Our team can help you find the right version.