LED Light Therapy

LED Light Therapy is great on its own, but it can also be included in other treatments, such as dermaplaning & microneedling, to help the rejuvenation and healing process.

LED Light Therapy is excellent for treating sun damage, acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, scarring and sensitivity, ageing, collagen production, and anti-inflammatory.

LED Light Therapy has 2 modes: Wrinkle Mode and Acne Mode. To treat full-face wrinkles, the treatment uses multiple wavelengths of 612nm amber, 645 & 655nm red, and 850nm infrared. To treat mild to moderate inflammatory acne, the treatment uses wavelengths of 410nm blue and 645nm red.

Not at all. It’s actually a really relaxing and warming treatment.

• No but be sure to apply sunscreen after the treatment. • As it is a gentle treatment, you can wear make-up immediately after.

• Avoid using products that should not be exposed to mild warmth prior to LED Light Therapy, for example, those containing Retin-A, benzoyl peroxide, harsh acids, potentially reactive forms of vitamin C and A, colloidal silver and copper peptides, opaque masks, and highly occlusive ingredients. • Accutane should be discontinued six months in advance of treatment. • If you are pregnant, please seek approval from a medical professional. • If you have any suspicious lesions or skin cancers, please consult a medical professional. • If you are being treated for any serious health condition, you must seek approval from a medical professional before undergoing LED Light Therapy. • You should not undergo LED Light Therapy treatment if you have extreme sensitivity to light or use photosensitising drugs.