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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about LED Light Therapy.
Sessions typically last 20–30 minutes depending on your concerns and whether it’s combined with another facial. Your esthetician will customize wavelengths and duration. Regular sessions (weekly or biweekly) are recommended for cumulative, longer-lasting results.
LED Light Therapy is generally safe for all skin types and tones because it uses non-UV wavelengths. However, people on photosensitizing medications or with certain medical conditions should consult their provider. Pregnant clients should check with their doctor before treatment.
Most clients notice improvements after three to six sessions, though acne and texture changes often take longer. We typically recommend an initial series of weekly treatments, followed by maintenance sessions every one to two months to preserve and enhance results.
Blue light targets acne-causing bacteria while red light reduces inflammation and supports healing. Together they can diminish active breakouts and improve the appearance of post-inflammatory marks, though deeper scarring may need additional resurfacing or microneedling treatments.
Side effects are rare and usually mild, such as temporary redness or warmth. Eye protection is provided during treatment. Avoid if you have photosensitivity, recent intense procedures, or are using photosensitizing medications; consult your esthetician for personalized guidance.
Yes. LED Light Therapy pairs well with facials, peels, and serums as a gentle booster to enhance results. Your technician will advise timing — it’s best avoided immediately after aggressive resurfacing until skin has healed.