Baby Blue Protocol:

Safe and non-invasive, the Baby Blue light targets the sebaceous glands, killing the bacteria that cause acne. Quickly becoming the most popular acne remedy, your acne will soon be singing the blues.

Combined w/ Baby Quasar:

Clinical studies in the U.K. revealed that the combination of red/infrared light (Baby Quasar) and blue light (Baby Blue) treatments provided the maximum benefit in treatment of inflammatory acne. Medical experts know that acne results from an excess of acne bacteria and sebum in the hair follicles. Over 17 million Americans currently experience acne breakouts, and most will suffer at some time in their lives. This type of treatment is both gentle and effective in controlling bacteria and the release of sebum.

The Baby Blue is an anti-acne device used to control the bacteria that cause acne. Used alone, you may use the device daily for 15-20 minute on the areas of skin where the breakouts are occurring.

For the best results, we suggest combining the Baby Blue with the Baby Quasar. The red and infrared light helps control sebum, reduce inflammation, and quicken healing. When combining treatment, you only need to use the Quasar Blue once or twice per week. Also, make certain to use the Baby Blue on a day when not using the Baby Quasar.

When following our suggested home acne treatment protocol, use the red and blue devices in the following sequence.

On days one, two, and three use the red/infrared Quasar exclusively.
On day four use the Quasar Blue
On day six use the Quasar Red
On day eight use the Quasar Red
On day ten use the Quasar Blue
On day twelve use the Quasar Red
On day fourteen use the Quasar Red

By this time you should have the breakouts under control. Use the Quasar Blue once per week. You may continue to use the Quasar Red once or twice per week as needed.

Remember that like quasars, which are the brightest stars in the universe, your Quasars are powerful light therapy devices and you can over treat. The most common sign of over treatment is drying of the skin. If this occurs, simply back off the treatment frequency. Sometimes less treatment is more beneficial.

If you have been taking acne medication or topicals, in most cases you can continue if you wish. Take care, however, that the light therapy when combined with acne products does not excessively dry out the skin. If this occurs, you should inquire with your physician or if taking over the counter products, or stop use of the products.

Best wishes!
Sah,
Toronto

I am contacting the Baby Q team about your issue. Make sure you are emailing: support@babyquasar.com, and hopefully you can get a response quickly.

If it is under a year old, this device is under warranty, so you should be able to exchange this device or have it repaired. If you purchased this on ebay, replacement of the bulbs might be your only option.

Best wishes and let me know what happens,

Jen

jen-Wow! I admire your great skin. And you and Mo are very inspirational to me, but a $600 beauty expenditure needs to involve significant weightloss to get me longing.