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Get answers to common questions about LED Light Therapy.
Yes. LED Light Therapy is non-invasive and suitable for most skin types and ages. Our technicians perform a consultation to tailor wavelength and session length, and to rule out contraindications like photosensitizing medications or certain medical conditions.
Most clients notice improvements after 3–6 weekly sessions, though optimal results often require 6–12 treatments depending on concerns. Maintenance sessions are recommended every few weeks for lasting results and to sustain collagen production.
Yes. Blue light helps kill acne-causing bacteria while red light reduces inflammation and supports tissue repair, improving both active breakouts and post-acne scarring. Combined treatments and consistent sessions yield the best long-term improvement.
No downtime. LED Light Therapy is painless with no recovery period; you can return to normal activities immediately. Some clients experience mild temporary redness or warmth, but these effects typically resolve within hours.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin and avoid topical retinoids or exfoliants 48 hours prior. Bring a list of medications and inform your technician about photosensitizing drugs or recent procedures to ensure a safe, tailored session.
Contraindications include use of photosensitizing medications, active infections, recent radiation therapy, or certain medical implants. Pregnant clients should consult their physician. Your technician will review your medical history during consultation to confirm treatment safety.
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