Schedule a Red Light Session

One Session of Red Light Therapy (RLT)

Introductory Session Price $15

Payment will be made at Beach Gypsy prior to session  

This also reserves time for package members 

This will reserve one session of red light therapy in our Lay Down Red Light Therapy Bed.  Session times are reserved for 20-minute maximum duration.

 

Red light therapy is a treatment that uses red light to improve skin appearance, relieve pain, and promote healing. It's also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT) or photobiomodulation (PBM).

 

RLT works by using a low-energy red light to stimulate the mitochondria in cells.  Mitochondria are the "powerhouses" of cells, producing energy that powers cellular functions. The extra energy helps cells repair themselves, which can speed up the healing process for wounds, muscle injuries, and nerve damage.

 

Using a Whole Body Red Light Therapy session can be used

to increase healing and help with pain, inflammation rash, and burns.

 

Some common applications for RLT include:

 

Skin

Red light therapy can improve the appearance of skin by reducing wrinkles, scars, redness, and mild to moderate acne. It can also treat skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis. Improves sun-damaged skin and reduces the appearance of stretch marks. Wrinkles: Reduces the appearance of forehead lines, crow's feet, smile lines, and under eye lines.

Skin texture: Improves skin tone and texture and can improve the appearance of scars.

 

Head and Hair

RLT can encourage thicker fuller hair and new hair growth and scalp health.

 

Muscles and Joints

RLT may be used on any muscle or joint for swelling, pain, to reduce inflammation and increase circulation and blood flow, tendonitis, any "itis", fractures, sprains, arthritis, plantar fasciitis, and bunions.

 

Lungs

RLT can help with symptoms from asthma, bronchitis, COPD, coughing, to help increase circulation, pneumonia, post-op, respiratory illness, swelling, swollen nodes, and tight lungs.

 

Lymph nodes

RLT can aid in increased circulation and drainage for removing cellular waste and to help address toxins and pathogens burrowed deep in lymph choke points

 

Thyroid

RLT can be used in relief of symptoms from goiter, hashimoto's, hypothyroidism, and nodules. Can aid to improve thyroid health, help lower thyroid antibodies, metabolism and encourage production of healthy hormones.

 

Abdomen

RLT can provide relief for period or ovulation cramps, PCOS, endometriosis, fertility, gas, bloating, colon pinching. constipation, diarrhea, parasites and terrain support, increase circulation for drainage and detox.

 

Pain

RLT can relieve pain and stiffness in muscles and joints. It can also help with muscle spasms and pain from muscle injuries.

 

Healing

RLT can help heal muscle injuries and reduce soreness after exercise. It can also help with tendon pain, such as from tendonitis.

 

FAQs:

Q:  How often should I use RLT?

A:  RLT can be used everyday to every other day. When you are just starting, it’s best to use it as often as you can. This will help you build up your collagen levels faster! Anywhere between 3 to 4 times a week is preferred. After your first month, you can drop down to a couple of times a week!

 

Q:  Can I use RLT before or after tanning?

A:  Yes!  RLT is best before tanning as it opens up your pores and allows the UV to penetrate your skin better.

 

Q: Do I need to use special product (lotions or serums) for RLT?

A: Yes. Although technically red light therapy can be absorbed through your body on product free skin it is recommended that you use a enhancer or a hybrid lotion. If you plan to go tanning afterwards, this will help your body absorb and not reflect the red light therapy to give you faster results.  Please see our Beach Gypsy staff for recommendations.

 

What are the results you can experience?

 

If you are under any treatment or care of a condition, please consult with your healthcare team to ensure that RLT is compatible with your current treatment plan.

 

Beach Gypsy does not make any medical claims and does not give advice in any way that would be considered as medical advice. Please see your own physician when making medical decisions.