How LED light therapy works
LED therapy uses specific colors of light, not heat and not UV, to trigger cellular changes in your skin. Dermatologists and estheticians have used it in-office for years. Our devices use the same wavelengths at home.
Red Light (630-640nm)
Red light, for lines and wrinkles
Supports your skin’s collagen to smooth the look of fine lines and wrinkles and fade the look of sun spots.
Blue Light (410-425nm)
Blue light, for breakouts
Targets the bacteria behind breakouts and helps control oil.
Near Infrared (830-840nm)
Near-infrared light, for deeper support
Reaches deeper than red light to support skin repair and renewal, for firmer-looking skin.
THE HISTORY
Where LED therapy came from
Dermatologists picked it up for skin, and it’s been used in clinics ever since. Glotech brings the same wavelengths home, in devices that are FDA-cleared.
THE SCIENCE
Is it safe?
LED light has no UV and doesn't heat your skin, so there's no burn, no peel and no downtime. Check with your doctor first if you're pregnant, have epilepsy or take medication that makes you sensitive to light.
EXPERIENCE
Why FDA-cleared matters
Our devices are FDA-cleared Class II medical devices. Many LED devices sold online aren’t, and many don’t put out enough light to do much. If you’re paying for one, make sure it’s cleared.