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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Face LED Light Therapy (Red or Blue) - Stand-alone.
Most clients benefit from 6–8 sessions spaced weekly, then maintenance treatments monthly. Personalized plans depend on skin concerns and response; your technician will recommend the ideal schedule during consultation for lasting results.
Yes, professional LED treatments are safe for most skin types, including sensitive skin. We perform a consultation to assess suitability, adjust wavelengths, and ensure no contraindications before treatment, and explain aftercare.
No, sessions are painless and relaxing. You may feel mild warmth or tingling as LEDs penetrate the skin, but there’s no recovery time and you can resume normal activities immediately.
Yes—blue light targets Propionibacterium acnes bacteria to reduce breakouts while red light calms inflammation and supports healing. Combined use offers a strong option for managing mild to moderate acne and improving skin tone.
A typical stand-alone session lasts 20–30 minutes, allowing targeted red or blue light exposure. Add a brief consultation and skin prep for a total appointment time near 35 minutes depending on extras.
Side effects are rare and usually mild — temporary redness, light sensitivity, or slight warmth. Contraindications include photosensitizing medications and certain medical conditions; consult your technician beforehand for safe personalized guidance.