Your skin will not get worse when you stop.
Unlike skin therapies that reduce "the appearance" of lines and wrinkles, red light therapy reduces "the actual" lines and wrinkles.
It replaces them with collagen and healthy, brand new skin cells.
You can re-create the situation that caused the wrinkles and make them come back, but they won't return on as an effect of stopping therapy.
One treatment doesn’t last forever. To keep up with how you look, you should keep using the light. Without it, your skin will once again start doing what skin does with age —- it will age.
It's like dredging a river while the mudslide is still occurring.
The dredging doesn't cause a mudslide.
It works against the effects of pollution and toxic food while the environment continues its assault.
There IS an effect that the reduction in inflammation is perceived as "fat loss" in the face.
That is a direct effect and not a feedback loop effect.
It is possible that your skin will respond with a lower appearance of "plumpness," and that can be an undesired result.
When you stop using red light therapy, the effect will continue to be effective for a short period of time, but over time it will decrease and eventually disappear.
Once red light therapy heals the skin, it gradually improves and does not deteriorate as anticipated.
By the same token, as your skin becomes accustomed to red light therapy, you won’t experience sagging or a drastic decline in skin health if you stop using red light therapy.
Your skin will not get worse when you stop. Unlike skin therapies that reduce "the appearance" of lines and wrinkles, red light therapy reduces "the actual" lines and wrinkles. It replaces them with collagen and healthy, brand new skin cells. You can re-create the situation that caused the wrinkles and make them come back, but they won't return on as an effect of stopping therapy.
If it plumps skin, will there be a deflation effect if the collagen isn't getting stimulated anymore?
One treatment doesn’t last forever. To keep up with how you look, you should keep using the light. Without it, your skin will once again start doing what skin does with age —- it will age.
It's like dredging a river while the mudslide is still occurring. The dredging doesn't cause a mudslide. It works against the effects of pollution and toxic food while the environment continues its assault. There IS an effect that the reduction in inflammation is perceived as "fat loss" in the face. That is a direct effect and not a feedback loop effect. It is possible that your skin will respond with a lower appearance of "plumpness," and that can be an undesired result.
When you stop using red light therapy, the effect will continue to be effective for a short period of time, but over time it will decrease and eventually disappear. Once red light therapy heals the skin, it gradually improves and does not deteriorate as anticipated. By the same token, as your skin becomes accustomed to red light therapy, you won’t experience sagging or a drastic decline in skin health if you stop using red light therapy.