Deep penetrating light therapy
Deep penetrating light therapy (abbreviated DPLT) is a form of medical treatment using light-emitting diodes. DPLT has been suggested for the treatment of pain reduction, wound healing, acne and wrinkle reduction.[1][2][3][4]
Laboratory studies have shown that skin cells grow 150-200% faster when exposed to certain LED light wavelengths.[4]
Polarized light therapy is a method invented by Hungarian phisician Márta Fenyő at the beginning of the 1980s. Her first device of this kind was the Bioptron lamp using light emitting diodes. A more voluminous and sophisticated version of this device is the Sensolite lamp, that treats the entire body surface.[5] However, the skeptics doubt that this is a really efficient healing procedure.[6].
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