Cellular Energy
Light at specific wavelengths interacts with mitochondria, supporting ATP production and cell repair.
Newport Beach
Coming Soon
Red Light Therapy
Non-invasive light (typically 600–900nm) to support cellular energy, recovery, and skin health. We’re finalizing our setup—call or text to be notified when booking opens.
Why People Seek Red Light Therapy
Recovery & Skin
Many use RLT to help reduce post-workout soreness, support tissue recovery, and promote healthy-looking skin.
Fatigue & Synergy
Red Light Therapy may ease fatigue by supporting mitochondrial function—benefits are often enhanced when paired with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, which improves oxygen availability.
What to Expect (When Live)
Your First Visit
- Brief intake and guidance on session duration and distance from the device.
- Protective eyewear as directed; sessions typically range from 10–20 minutes per area.
- Comfort-first pacing; frequency is based on your goals and provider advice.
After Your Session
- No downtime—resume normal activity.
- Hydration and consistent sessions generally improve results over time.
- Your provider will recommend a schedule and pairings (e.g., HBOT) if appropriate.
Safety & Considerations
Photosensitivity
Tell us if you use photosensitizing meds or have photosensitive conditions; we’ll tailor settings for comfort and safety.
Eye Protection
We’ll provide eyewear when recommended. Avoid staring directly at light sources without protection.
Areas of Caution
Use caution over suspicious skin lesions or recent procedures—your provider will advise on timing and coverage.
For educational purposes only; your provider will determine candidacy and protocols.
Red Light Therapy — FAQs
When will Red Light Therapy be available at Range Medical?
We’re finalizing equipment and protocols now. Call or text (949) 881-4442 and we’ll notify you as soon as booking opens.
How long is a typical session?
Most sessions run 10–20 minutes per treatment area, depending on the goal and device settings.
What does it feel like?
Most people feel gentle warmth. There’s no downtime; many pair sessions with light mobility or recovery work.
Who should not do Red Light Therapy?
People with significant photosensitivity or where light exposure is contraindicated should avoid RLT or use modified protocols—your provider will advise.
Be First to Know
Text or call and we’ll add you to the Red Light Therapy update list for Range Medical in Newport Beach.
(949) 881-4442For educational purposes only; not medical advice. Your provider will determine candidacy, protocols, and monitoring.
