Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) in Orange County
Non-invasive photobiomodulation therapy to reduce inflammation and stimulate cellular repair in dry eye patients.
Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) in Orange County
Non-invasive photobiomodulation therapy to reduce inflammation and stimulate cellular repair in dry eye patients.
Understanding LLLT / Red Light
Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) uses specific wavelengths of light (Red or Blue) to energize cells and reduce inflammation. For dry eye, the heat and light stimulate the meibomian glands and eyelids, helping to melt oil blockages and reduce redness. It is also highly effective for treating styes (chalazions) without surgery.
Benefits of LLLT / Red Light Treatment
- 100% non-invasive
- No contact with the eye
- Treats upper and lower lids simultaneously
- Reduces inflammation
- Treats styes/chalazions
The LLLT / Red Light Process
Cleanse
Face is cleaned of makeup/lotions.
Mask
The Equinox LLLT mask is placed over the upper face.
Therapy
Light treatment runs for 15 minutes. It feels warm.
Expression
Manual gland expression may follow.
Is LLLT / Red Light Right for You?
Good Candidates
- ✓MGD
- ✓Rosacea patients
- ✓Styes or Chalazions
- ✓Demodex (Blue light)
Common Questions About LLLT / Red Light
Schedule Your Consultation
Get expert lllt / red light care from Dr. Alexander Bonakdar
(714) 558-1182Book OnlineCost & Insurance
Typical Cost Range
$300 - $600
Insurance Coverage
Not covered by insurance. Package pricing available.
Financing Available
Flexible payment plans available.
*Costs vary based on individual needs. Contact us for a personalized quote.
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Schedule your low-level light therapy (lllt) consultation
Conveniently located in Orange County
Same-Day Appointments
Often available
Convenient Location
Santa Ana, CA
Most insurance plans accepted • Flexible financing available
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