Medical aesthetic clinics can use LED phototherapy as a supportive recovery treatment immediately after selected non-surgical procedures and after surgical procedures only when the treating physician approves it. Red and near-infrared wavelengths, commonly around 633 nm and 830 nm, provide non-thermal photobiomodulation that may help calm erythema, reduce discomfort and swelling, and support tissue repair without adding mechanical or thermal injury. Used within a documented protocol, LED treatment can improve patient comfort and make recovery-focused care more efficient.
**LED phot
Summary Table:
| Wavelength | Application | Benefits |
|---|---|---|
| 633 nm (Red) | Post-procedure recovery | Calms erythema, reduces inflammation |
| 830 nm (Near-IR) | Deep tissue recovery | Reduces discomfort, supports tissue repair |
| Both | Non-thermal adjunct | Non-invasive, safe for post-op use |
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