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1760mm T8 100W Red LED 630nm UVA 365nm UV LED Tube for Phototherapy
Phototherapy is a method of treating human tissues or skin using light of specific wavelengths (such as ultraviolet, red, blue light, etc.). It has a wide range of applications in medical and aesthetic fields, including skin repair, anti-inflammatory effects, and physiological regulation.
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Common types of phototherapy and their effects:
UV Therapy (Ultraviolet Therapy):
Wavelength range: UVA (320-400nm), UVB (280-320nm), UVC (200-280nm).
Applications: Treatment of skin conditions (e.g., psoriasis, eczema, vitiligo), anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory effects, and disinfection (especially UVC for its strong bactericidal properties).
Precautions: Avoid excessive exposure to UV light, as it can harm the skin and eyes.
Red Light Therapy (RLT):
Wavelength range: Approximately 630nm.
Applications: Skin repair, reducing inflammation (e.g., acne), and aesthetic purposes (anti-aging, spot removal, and skin tone improvement).
Features: High penetration, safe for deeper skin tissue treatment.
Blue Light Therapy:
Wavelength range: Approximately 400-470nm.
Applications: Acne treatment (killing bacteria like Propionibacterium acnes), inflammation reduction, and aesthetic purposes (e.g., pore cleansing and oil control).
Infrared Therapy:
Wavelength range: Approximately 700-1000nm.
Applications: Deep skin repair, muscle pain relief, and improving circulation.
Features: Strong penetration for deeper tissue effects.
Device and wavelength selection:
630nm Red Light: Ideal for skin repair and aesthetic treatments.
365nm UV-A: Used for medical phototherapy (e.g., psoriasis and photosensitive conditions).
Dual-band UV LED (630nm & 365nm): Combines red light and UV properties for versatile uses.
Application areas:
Medical: Skin disease treatment, wound healing, and anti-inflammatory effects.
Aesthetic: Anti-aging, skin whitening, and acne management.
Health: Pain relief, circulation improvement, and skin immunity enhancement.
Precautions during phototherapy:
Avoid prolonged exposure to prevent skin or eye damage.
Wear protective eyewear and shield sensitive areas.
Avoid phototherapy immediately after sun exposure to reduce skin sensitivity.
If you have specific application scenarios or questions, feel free to ask, and I can help you further!
