LightStim

LightStim

cat11042019-04-01T19:37:00.000Z
Red light (Lightstim in my case) darkened my melasma ++
It could have been the light or the heat, maybe a combination of both. I used it for about a year before giving up. I kept using it because I read
KSMEZ2019-04-01T18:09:00.000Z
I just bought the Lightstim, which I regret. But I definitely think the medical grade ++
LED devices are amazing
narzisse2019-03-03T19:09:00.000Z
I like to rub an ice cube on it +
When I first notice the spot threatening to come up. But don’t ice it for too long, just sporadically throughout the day when you can (icing it too mu
KSMEZ2019-02-25T21:34:00.000Z
Has anyone purchased the Lightstim? It gets good reviews. But trust MUA
ShastaGirl2018-11-30T19:37:00.000Z
I used the LightStim device for about 18 months around 2012+
I didn't really notice any benefits. IMHO, look into Retin A or save your money up for a professional laser treatment or fillers.
narzisse2018-11-28T12:41:00.000Z
I have the blue/red lightstim and I love it +
The blue light aspect absolutely helps with settling down breakouts/irritation, and because it also has red light for collagen production stimulation
mannequin2018-11-28T00:39:00.000Z
Thoughts on LightStim, or other LED light therapy devices?