LED therapy and face masks seem to be everywhere. But what are the benefits you can expect? What are the risks and how do you find the best mask for you?
Doctor Anne has the data!

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Kapitel:
0:00 Why I use devices
0:49 Intro
0:59 What does LED stand for?
1:34 How does LED work?
2:31 What is the difference between wavelengths for skin?
3:38 What do the studies say?
6:57 How can I pick a good mask?
9:12 Mask examples
10:29 Conclusion

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