Collection: Wound healing

Wound healing is a highly complex process that involves the formation of new cells, tissue repair and inflammation regulation. LED light therapy is increasingly being researched as a supportive measure to promote wound healing, especially in chronic or poorly healing wounds.

Positive effects:

• Can stimulate cell renewal and blood circulation
• Supports natural tissue repair
• Used as an adjunct treatment for scarring and skin injuries
• Gentle application – even on sensitive skin

How does it work?
Targeted light waves stimulate cellular energy production (ATP), which can lead to faster cell division and better tissue supply. Red light mainly acts on the surface, while near-infrared light reaches deeper skin layers and can have a regenerative effect there.

Tips for best results:

• Start using as soon as possible after the wound has been covered
• 10–15 minutes per day, preferably without clothing barriers
• Several times a day if necessary – depending on healing progress
• Can be combined with gentle skin care (after use)