An iPhone application is claimed to help cure acne and wrinkles on the face. Really?
Created by a dermatologist (skin specialist), Dr. Greg Pearson, an application called 'AcneApp' was sold for U.S. $ 1.99. That said, applications that can make your skin smooth.
How does it work? According to information in iTunes that was launched from HuffingtonPost, Monday (8/2/2010), using a spray application of light to treat skin disorders.
420 nanometer blue light emitted claimed to have anti-bacterial capabilities. While the red light 550 nanometers efficacious as anti-inflammatory.
Simply by pointing the iPhone screen that emits light to the face, the bacteria will die at the user's skin and collagen growth will be stimulated.
Is it true that 'treatment' it works? An expert says needs 88 other skin treatments to see results. While Pearson also said the effectiveness of that application still have to go through clinical trials.
Then, what the user says the iPhone? Although there who claimed not to believe, there are also other users who claim the application was successfully overcome the acne on her face.
Are you interested in using his?
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