Scientists shone high-intensity light on the patients’ wrinkles and found that after a few weeks, their skin “rejuvenated” and the wrinkles were reduced. For these purposes, a Warp 10 device was used, equipped with powerful LEDs. By the way, at one time the company Quantum Devices was engaged in the development of Warp 10 specifically for NASA.
Current researchers, Dr. Andrei Sommer and his colleague Dan Zhu, have elucidated the physicochemical nature of the processes that occur when human skin is exposed to high intensity light.
Light penetrates the surface tissues and causes changes in the molecular structure of the glue-like layer of water on the surface of the elastin fibers. Elastin is a protein that determines the elasticity of the skin, blood vessels, heart and other organs. Simply put, light rips off water from the fibers, thereby gradually restoring their elasticity and returning the skin to its previous appearance.
Scientists are confident that the use of Warp 10 already now can constitute a worthy alternative to botox and surgical operations on .
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