SURVEY | Effectiveness of light therapy for rosacea and/or seborrheic dermatitis

[IowaDavid]

Will this also work for KPRF ?

A Friend of mine has been asking about it

I don't know, to be honest. RLT would theoretically have some benefits for any inflammatory skin disorder that appears toward the surface of the skin. That being said, I have no direct or anecdotal experience with KPRF and RLT. There's a full refund policy for that product with a 60-day in-home trial period. Sometimes the only way to know is to try something out.

Best,

David

[pontypool]

I use the Soothing Rain TM Light Unit. You can find info here: www.soothingrainlight.com . It comes with a return policy for an in-home trial so you can make sure RLT is working for your unique expression of rosacea--no risk.

I wouldn't use the Baby Quasar MD Plus for a couple of reasons. It's a handheld and you're going to get irregular coverage on your face that may not do a thorough job and it will take you a lot longer to do daily treatments.
More importantly, the Baby Quasar uses infrared light and this tends to be worse for rosacea sufferers--more likely to cause increased redness and flushing in a greater number of people.

Best,

David

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[Brady Barrows]

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IowaDavid put this link up in October 2014 and his last post he made here at RF was in December 2015, and sad to say, he passed away in June 2016, and he is surely missed. He was an avid poster (1,415 posts) and contributor here at RF. The link was to his own website which is no more.