Scalp – Alopecia. Hair loss is gradually stopped and regrowth is stimulated. LED sessions carried out during the month following a hair transplant lead to faster regrowth of the grafts. In combination with hair mesotherapy, the LED lamp allows effective treatment of diffuse alopecia in both men and women. The action of yellow and red light at the end of treatment will stimulate cellular renewal. The Médisol LED treatment allows, in just a few sessions, to considerably slow hair loss, notice an increase in hair density and regrowth. Acne. Blue LEDs act on the proteins of the bacteria responsible for acne (porphyrins) and destroy them. Red LEDs, on the other hand, penetrate deep to reach the sebaceous glands for an anti-inflammatory action. Scars and marks related to acne are also reduced. But that’s not all: today we know that LED treatment also detoxifies the body and boosts immunity. How does an LED session work? Comfortably lying down, panels equipped with diodes are precisely positioned a few centimeters away from the areas to be treated. The light, emitted for fifteen to thirty minutes, provides absolute relaxation: don’t be surprised if you doze off! A relaxing effect caused by the positive action of LEDs on serotonin secretion, more commonly called “the pleasure hormone”. The advantages of LED therapy: no risk of burns or pigment rebound. no side effects suitable for all skin types no social downtime an effective, gentle and “natural” rejuvenation technique. without risk (they are not UV!) How often should LED sessions be done? For your light therapy, the protocol varies according to needs and indications. Indeed, LED therapy sessions may be more or less frequent depending on the importance of the problem and the condition of the skin. When used alone, the recommended sessions are generally one to two sessions per week for two months. Then we recommend a maintenance phase with one session per month. In all cases, a personalized protocol is established with your doctor in advance and may therefore vary from patient to patient.