Would look for a modern design LED lamp that dosen`t insist on trailing edge dimming.
This is one of those theoretical things with little evidence to back it up, have programmed almost permanently dimmed halogen to have a `clean up` half hour sometime in week wher it runs at full power to scour deposited halogens back off glass. Didn`t seem to make much differnce to lamps that weren`t in the circuit and just ran at low check permanently.
There is a classic miscarriage of justice case where a man got jailed for murder by arson.
Years later it was proven that the `bulb saver` button diode style insert in a pendant lampholder had overheated and caused the fire.
Dimming is a better way of extending filament life.