Red Light Therapy (TTL) is a non-invasive treatment that uses red and near-infrared light to promote healing, reduce inflammation, and support skin, muscle, and joint health. DISCLAIMER
I understand the Rejuvenate Red Light Therapy staff are not licensed physicians and are not able to cure, diagnosed, mitigate, prevent or treat conditions. Services provided by the staff are for pain and inflammati
on reduction and increased circulation. Red Light Therapy should not be used as a replacement for medical treatment from a licensed physician or other healthcare provider. While side effects are not common, if they do occur, they're usually mild and short lasting. They may include:
Increased sensation, itching, or pain to the treated area due to increased circulation Elevated temperature, skin irritation or uncomfortable warmth on the treated area due to increased circulation Eyestrain / Headache. LED light therapy is the process in which certain colours of light are used to trigger naturally occurring physiological processes in the body, including cellular healing and nitric oxide release. Clinical studies show nitric oxide can help increase and support basic functions in nearly every part of the body including, but not limited to, increased circulation, stimulated collagen production, increased lymphatic system activity, and decreased nervous excitability. LED light therapy is non-invasive, non-abrasive, and safe for all ages. Are you/do you currently take any of the following (Please circle all that apply):
Pregnant: Yes No
Breastfeeding: Yes No
Active Bleeding: Yes No
Low Blood Pressure: Yes No
No Infectious Diseases: Yes No
Epilepsy/Seizures: Yes No
Sensitivity to Light: Yes No
Active Carcinoma: Yes No
Taking Blood Thinners: Yes No
Malignant Tissue: Yes No
Taking Nitrates: Yes No
Haemorrhaging: Yes No
Undergoing Chemotherapy: Yes No
*If you answered yes to any item, you must get approval from a licensed physician prior to demonstration or use of the device. No client information will be disclosed to anyone outside of the demonstration without written consent from the client, unless required by law.
