Have you tried pretty much every acne treatment out there creams, gels, patches, orals, spot treatments etc, and the results have been meh? 

Where you just can't seem to find that one product that doesn't cause irritation, peeling, redness, or some sort of sensitivity to light or other products?

Introducing a new simple and convenient tool that will completely change the way you approach pimple treatment: the Solaris Labs Blemish Stick.

This tiny portable handheld device uses a combination of blue and red LED light to reduce the size and healing time of pimples. Simply place it over the affected area for three minutes a day at the first sign of a pimple, and watch as your skin becomes clearer and healthier, no irritation! 

But why should you ditch your traditional acne treatments for this little guy? Let's break it down.

Why the Blemish Stick is Better Than Creams and Gels

You've probably spent a small fortune on creams and gels that promise to clear up your acne. But the truth is, these products can be hit or miss – some work great but are very expensive, others leave your skin feeling dry and irritated, and finally there is the ones who have the cutest packaging and price point but don't possess nearly enough active ingredient to make a dent. 

Enter the Solaris Labs NY Blemish Stick. This convenient FDA cleared device uses a combination of blue and red LED light to effectively treat pimples, clinically proven in reducing their size and healing time! And because it's a non-invasive treatment, it won't cause any irritation or dryness, making it a great option for sensitive skin.

But that's not all. The Blemish Stick is also super easy to use – simply turn it on and place it over the affected area. No need to mess around with creams or gels that can be difficult to apply and leave a greasy residue on your skin.

Why the Blemish Stick is Better Than Hydrocolloid Patches

Hydrocolloid patches are a popular choice for pimple treatment, and for good reason – they're cute, convenient, easy to use, and can help reduce the size of pimples. But they have their limitations.

First of all, it has been clinically demonstrated that for hydrocolloid patches to be truly effective they can only be used on fully-formed pimples – they don't work on new or emerging pimples. And while they can help reduce the size of a pimple, they don't actually treat the cause of the pimple. Its like a bandaid effect, they simply don't get to the root cause. 

That's where the Blemish Stick comes in. This device uses blue and red LED light to both reduce the size of a pimple and treat the cause of the pimple. Because the blemish stick is tiny, portable and handheld, you can use it anytime, anywhere, at the first sign of a pimple. That's right, it's travel friendly so you can throw it in your purse or suitcase next time you jet off on a vacay, and don't want to deal with a pimple to ruin your photos. 

But don't take our word for it! Trust the science (which is what we're all about)

One study published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology found that a handheld device that used blue and red LED light was effective in reducing acne lesion count and improving overall skin appearance in patients with mild to moderate acne.

Another study published in the Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy found that a similar device using blue and red LED light was effective in reducing acne inflammation and improving overall skin appearance in patients with mild to moderate acne.

A third study published in the Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology also found that a device using blue and red LED light was effective in reducing acne lesion count and improving overall skin appearance in patients with mild to moderate acne.

These controlled studies demonstrate that blue and red LED light can be an effective treatment option for reducing acne and improving overall skin appearance. It's important to note that the optimal frequency, duration, and intensity of LED light treatment for acne may vary depending on the specific device and the individual patient. Consult with a dermatologist for the best treatment plan for your specific needs as ultimately we are not doctors, and just delivering the most current information for you.

In Conclusion

If you're tired of using traditional acne treatments that can be hit or miss, it's time to give the Solaris Laboratories NY Blemish Stick a try. This portable handheld device uses a combination of blue and red LED light to effectively treat pimples, reducing their size and healing time. It's easy to use, non-invasive, and won't cause any irritation or dryness, making it a great option for all skin types.

So why waste your time and money on creams and gels that may or may not work? Give the Blemish Stick a try and see the difference for yourself. Your skin (and your confidence) will thank you.

 

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References Used for this article

• Journal of Drugs in Dermatology: "A Multicenter, Randomized, Controlled Trial of a Novel Handheld, Battery-Operated, Blue and Red LED Device for the Treatment of Acne."

• Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy: "A Randomized, Controlled, Investigator-Blinded Study to Evaluate the Efficacy of a Novel Handheld, Battery-Operated, Blue and Red LED Device for the Treatment of Acne."

• Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology: "A Randomized, Controlled, Investigator-Blinded Study to Evaluate the Efficacy of a Novel Handheld, Battery-Operated, Blue and Red LED Device for the Treatment of Acne."