No. Red/near‑infrared LEDs are non‑ionising and do not tan the skin. Medical UV phototherapy is different and is used for conditions like psoriasis under strict protocols [17].
About the Author: Dr. Batul Patel
Dr. Batul Patel is a board-certified dermatologist, trichologist, and Medical Director of The Bombay Skin Clinic, a doctor-led aesthetic centre in South Mumbai, Bandra, Andheri, and Chembur. She has built a strong reputation for her expertise in acne, pigmentation, anti-ageing, hair loss, laser dermatology, and non-surgical body contouring, including technologies such as Emsculpt Neo and CoolSculpting, where she combines clinical precision with advanced medical-grade technology. Dr. Patel is recognised as a trusted celebrity dermatologist in Mumbai, known for her diagnosis-first, “less is more” philosophy that focuses on natural, balanced, and sustainable results for the face, hair, and body. Dr. Batul Patel was honoured as the “Dermatologist of the Year 2023” at the national level by The Economic Times. She is regularly invited as a speaker, trainer, and key opinion leader at dermatology and aesthetic conferences, and is frequently featured in leading publications for her ethical, evidence-based approach and patient-centric care.