Having valid acne information is critical to making acne treatment decisions. Quasar has recently discovered that therapy using red and blue light
offers substantial benefits over the traditional approaches to treating
acne. Previous methods focused on either medication (Accutane or
Retin-A) or topical products. These products are costly and inconvenient
to use. They also produce side effects. By comparison, clinical studies have demonstrated that Quasar’s
red-and-blue-light therapy is far more effective, is less costly, and
has no side effects. Quasar’s ClearRayz devices provide a highly
effective acne treatment that is completely natural and requires no
harsh medication. This light therapy is not a cure for acne – there is no cure. But it will dramatically improve the appearance of acneic skin. How it works: ClearRayz emits blue and red light in precisely
measured intensities. The blue light (416-420 nanometers) clears the P.
acne bacteria from the inflamed area.
This week I learned the importance of diligence, as I was not when it came to my skin care. So far my routine has been 5 days of light therapy, 2 days for my skin to rest. Three consecutive days with the blue light of the Clear Rayz, rest day, two consecutive days with the Baby Quasar Plus red light, followed by a rest day. This strategy seems to help prevent breakouts while also helps diminish the wrinkles around my eyes and lips and age spots from my hand and arm. This week I only did 3 days resulting in breakouts on both sides of my face and chin. The good news, now I know the lights really do have an affect and I'm back on track!
"I heard about the Clear Rayz through my wife who uses the Baby Blue. It had great results for her
so I was excited when I got the chance to test out the Clear Rayz device. I have very oily skin, my cystic acne was really bad in high school. I had to take
two rounds of Accutane it was so bad. I still get break
outs but not as bad as it was in high school. I mostly get black heads
around my hair line and acne on my neck and face. I have been using the
Clear Rayz on my neck too and I have been using
it for a week. My first reaction is that I like it, its not hard and
something I can see myself using alot. The device does get a little hot
for me but I just take breaks in between sections if it bothers me. You
do four sections of your face, the red light
has 7 minute intervals and the blue light has 5. I prefer the red light
to the blue. I read online that the red light can help with acne
scarring which I have a lot of from my cystic acne in high school. I
hope the red light can help diminish the appearance
of my acne scars. You can feel the effects of the lights for quite a
while after using them, its almost as if you can feel it working. I am
hoping by next week I will see some significant improvement in my acne.
See you next week."
This week I learned the importance of diligence, as I was not when it came to my skin care. So far my routine has been 5 days of light therapy, 2 days for my skin to rest. Three consecutive days with the blue light of the Clear Rayz, rest day, two consecutive days with the Baby Quasar Plus red light, followed by a rest day. This strategy seems to help prevent breakouts while also helps diminish the wrinkles around my eyes and lips and age spots from my hand and arm. This week I only did 3 days resulting in breakouts on both sides of my face and chin. The good news, now I know the lights really do have an affect and I'm back on track!
