Does Red Light Therapy Burn the Skin?

Red light therapy is often confused with heat-based treatments, but it does not work through high temperatures.

Heat vs Light Therapy

Unlike lasers or infrared heaters, red light therapy:

• produces minimal heat

• does not damage skin tissue

• works through light absorption, not burning

When Burns Could Occur

Burns are extremely rare but may happen if:

• the device is too close for too long

• the device is defective

Pureluxtech devices are designed with safe output levels to prevent overheating.

Conclusion

Red light therapy does not burn the skin when used properly. It is a gentle and non-damaging treatment.