“LLLT uses wavelengths of light between 600–800 nm, which includes red light and near-infrared light,” explains Dr. Alexis Granite, consultant dermatologist.
“LLLT uses wavelengths of light between 600–800 nm, which includes red light and near-infrared light,” explains Dr. Alexis Granite, consultant dermatologist.
The skin and the mind are intricately linked and I see day in, day out how stress exacerbates skin conditions, including accelerating skin ageing,’ confirms Dr Alexis Granite, an expert in medical and aesthetic dermatology.
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