Will Blue Light burn my skin?
I have very fair, sensitive skin. Is the blue light powerful enough to irritate or burn my skin? I sunburn very easily.
Answers from doctors (2)
Answered by Instant Laser Clinic
Thanks for your inquiry.
Blue light is used to target and reduce the symptoms of very mild skin infections--acne or skin irritation. If used by a qualified therapist, it should be safe to use.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
Answered by Celibre Medical Corporation
The blulight is not the same kind of light as sunlight and will not burn the skin. In addition, most Blu-U treatments are limited to 20 minutes.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
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