Question 1

What is the difference between red light and near-infrared light therapy?

Accepted Answer

Red light (630–700nm) penetrates the skin surface and is most effective for skin health, collagen production, and wound healing. Near-infrared light (700–1100nm) penetrates deeper into muscle, joint, and nerve tissue, making it more effective for pain, inflammation, and mitochondrial energy. Our full-body panel delivers both wavelengths simultaneously.

Question 2

How many red light therapy sessions does it take to see results?

Accepted Answer

Most patients notice improved skin texture and reduced inflammation within 4–8 sessions. Deeper changes — collagen remodeling, mitochondrial function, nerve recovery — build over 8–12 weeks of consistent sessions. We recommend 2–3 sessions per week for the first 6 weeks.

Question 3

Can I combine red light therapy with HBOT or PEMF?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Red light therapy pairs exceptionally well with HBOT and PEMF — we often sequence all three in a single visit for patients on recovery or longevity protocols. Our doctors design the sequence and timing based on your specific goals and physiology.

Question 4

How long is a red light therapy session?

Accepted Answer

Full-body sessions at LeCore typically run 15–20 minutes. Session length and distance from the panel are calibrated based on your goals and skin sensitivity. No prep or recovery time is required — most patients come in during a lunch break or before a workout.

Question 5

Is red light therapy safe?

Accepted Answer

Red and near-infrared light therapy has an extensive safety record across thousands of peer-reviewed studies. It is non-invasive, produces no UV radiation, and generates no significant heat at therapeutic intensities. Eye protection is provided during all sessions. Certain photosensitizing medications require consultation before starting.

Full-Body Red Light & Near-Infrared Therapy in Newport Beach

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