Video: Getting the most out of Baby Quasar at home LED

Over the past couple of years, I have become increasingly convinced by light therapy or LED devices and their power to plump up the skin, tighten sagging jowls and, as Sunil investigated recently, to treat acne. While an at-home device is less expensive than salon treatments, they can - in the case of Baby Quasar, for example - still come in at over $400 (available in the TIA shop). So if you are thinking about making the investment, you'll want to check it out first and see how to get the best out it. Play our video to see me using the Baby Q:

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February 25, 2011

by Emily

Marta, what a great video and so informative--now I actually get it. I used to get a treatment at the dermatologist's office they called IPL (intense pulsed light, I think)--is that a similar idea? It was very good for addressing discoloration. I have to say I'm now tempted to try it...
February 25, 2011

by marta

Hi Jina
I should think the DPL is safe. I'm surprised that such a big panel isn't used with goggles to protect the eyes though. I'm going to be reviewing another brand - also much less expensive than Baby Q - very soon. So watch this space.
February 24, 2011

by Jina

I have been saving my pennies for the baby quasar but I would prefer the dpl deep penetrating light therapy system for about us$349 with 2 panels time saving and I could get the benefit while doing the ironing or jogging on treadmill is it as effective or safe thank you for your fantastic website you have opened my eyes to the real world of skin care and I am sending my friends your link here in Canada and in Australia.