Low level light therapy used as a gentle adjunct for selected inflammatory, recovery and skin quality goals.

At a glance

Appointment: Usually 20 to 30 min. Plan: Course or treatment adjunct. Downtime: None expected. Results: Cumulative and subtle.

Indicative guide only. Exact timing, course, recovery and suitability are confirmed after assessment.

How it works

The mechanism, without the marketing

Medical grade LED uses specific wavelengths of visible red, blue and near infrared light to influence cellular processes without creating heat injury or breaking the skin. Different wavelengths are selected for different aims, such as supporting inflammation control, healing or acne pathways. It is often used as an adjunct rather than a standalone solution to every concern.

What we assess

The details that change the plan

• The diagnosis and whether light is likely to add meaningful value

• Photosensitivity, eye conditions and medicines or products that increase light sensitivity

• Active acne severity and whether medical treatment is also needed

• How LED fits with procedures, recovery and a realistic course

Before, during & after

What the appointment may involve

Before, assessment: Photosensitivity and eye protection are checked. Makeup and products that could interfere with treatment are removed as needed.

During, treatment: You rest beneath the light array wearing appropriate eye protection. The treatment is non invasive and should not feel hot or painful.

After, recovery: There is usually no recovery period. LED is often scheduled around other treatments, but timing still depends on the procedure and skin response.

Results, course & recovery

What changes, and when

Benefits are usually subtle and cumulative. A course may be needed, and the value is assessed by the underlying condition rather than by an immediate glow alone. Maintenance is optional and should have a clear purpose.

Limits, risks & alternatives

The part that should never be hidden

LED cannot replace antibiotics, isotretinoin, vascular laser, resurfacing or surgery when those are indicated. It will not erase scars or lift loose skin. Incorrect wavelength, inadequate dose or inconsistent treatment may offer little benefit. Photosensitivity reactions are possible in unsuitable patients.

Concerns this may relate to

Start from the why. These pages explain the concern, not just the procedure: Acne & scarring, Pigmentation, Redness & rosacea, Dull or tired looking skin, Under eye concerns, Dry & dehydrated skin.

Begin with a free consultation

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