Well, hello, hello guys. You're listening to Beauty Bites with Dr. K, secrets of a a Plastic Surgeon, and it's time for a five-minute

Friday. This week, let's talk about devices, the newest and anti-aging devices and tools that are on the market.

I know you guys saw that Kim Kay gifted all of her friends LED lights for the face neck and hands red light

therapy and these home devices are becoming so powerful and so useful for

adjunctive therapy we do very aggressive things in the office that sometimes

it's the things you can do on a daily basis, low-level things that can make

big changes. So what is believable technology and what are some devices that you can recommend

safely to your patients to have and for yourself to have in the beauty of your own home? Let's talk

about it. So number one on my list, and I do this quite often,

is LED light therapy. So LED is definitely an important form of energy. Usually red light is the

therapy that we're using, and they're varying wavelengths of light that can rejuvenate skin

at the cellular level. So red light therapy is known for its ability to turn on mitochondrial energy and improve at the cellular level,

the behavior of cells in the skin and below the skin to become more youthful.

Red light is known for its anti-aging properties as well as its wellness and longevity properties.

Green light can improve inflammatory skin conditions.

Blue light is known for acneic control and antimicrobial effect.

And I'm a huge fan of red light in terms of anti-aging and beauty. Both red and near-infrared

wavelength stimulate the mitochondria to produce energy that really makes them behave like young

cells. It treats muscle and joint pain, either chronic or acute. So if you're having painful

joints or inflammatory joint conditions, it's so good for that.

It reduces swelling throughout the body.

It improves collagen production and speeds wound healing, and it can definitely smoothen out skin tone and improve the appearance of wrinkles.

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