Inside the Telosin Study: 30 Participants and the Reported Eight-Week Results
Understand the device studied, physician response ratings and the meaning of the percentages in Telosin’s skin-rejuvenation report.
At a glance
Telosin’s report describes 30 participants and an earlier red and infrared device. The eight-week figures are physician response ratings, not percentage reductions in wrinkles or pigmentation, and they do not establish outcomes for the current Y Pro models.
Updated 19 October 2026
Start with the device studied
Research is most useful when you know which device was assessed, how it was used and what was measured. Telosin’s skin-rejuvenation report describes an earlier red and infrared LED device with contact warming.
What the report assessed
The report describes 30 participants and a physician assessment of photographs. It considers facial wrinkles, skin texture and discoloration. Responses are grouped as excellent, medium or poor.
What the percentages mean
At the reported eight-week assessment, Table 2 records excellent-response ratings of 75% for wrinkles, 80% for skin texture and 60% for discoloration. These are response categories, not percentage reductions in wrinkles, pigmentation or other skin measurements.
Read the findings in context
The report does not establish results for Y Pro Red, Y Pro Blue or Telosin X. The results page reproduces Table 2 at its stated assessment and explains the report’s method and limitations. The study’s observations belong to the device it tested.
Explore the source
Visit Telosin Results for the response breakdown, study photographs and full four-page report. Check the methods and device details whenever you use a study to inform a product choice.
Questions about this topic
Does an excellent-response rating mean the same percentage reduction in wrinkles?
No. The report groups physician assessments into excellent, medium and poor response categories. These figures describe those categories, not percentage reductions in a skin measurement.
Does this report establish results for Y Pro Red or Y Pro Blue?
No. The report concerns an earlier red and infrared device. Its findings must be kept with the device and method actually studied.
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