КОСМЕТОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ КОРРЕКЦИЯ ВОЗРАСТНЫХ ИЗМЕНЕНИЙ КОЖИ ЛИЦА ЦВЕТОВОЙ СВЕТОТЕРАПИЕЙ

M.Yu. Gotovskiy

doi:10.54296/18186173_2022_2_4

Authors

M.Yu. Gotovskiy Center of intellectual medical systems «IMEDIS» (Moscow, Russia)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54296/18186173_2022_2_4

Keywords:

phototherapy, chromotherapy, light therapy, color light therapy, visible optical radiation, incoherent radiation, cosmetic correction of facial skin, photoaging, chrono-aging, age-related changes in facial skin, wrinkles of facial skin, non-invasive methods of cosmetic correction of facial skin

Abstract

Aim. Summarize and analyze publications on the cosmetic correction of age-related changes in facial skin using color light therapy.
Methods. Review of publications in domestic and foreign press for the period from 1991 to 2020 with a selection of articles focused on original articles published in peer-reviewed journals based on the results of the use of visible optical radiation in the cosmetic correction of age-related changes in facial skin in randomized conditions with control groups.
Results. The analyzed works mainly use visible radiation (yellow-orange or red light) with a wavelength of 590-650 nm or its combination with near-infrared radiation in the wavelength range from 830 to 890 nm. Regenerative processes in fading skin of the face are effectively triggered with the help of color light therapy through a complex of photobiological reactions implemented in tissues at the molecular and cellular levels.
Conclusion. The results of the reviewed studies show that color light therapy with different wavelengths in the optical range is an effective, safe, well-tolerated and painless method of aesthetic correction of facial skin and can be recommended both as monotherapy and as part of complex treatment.

Author Biography

M.Yu. Gotovskiy, Center of intellectual medical systems «IMEDIS» (Moscow, Russia)

к.т.н., генеральный директор ООО «ЦИМС «ИМЕДИС»

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