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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about LED light.
LED Light therapy uses specific wavelengths—commonly red and blue—to stimulate cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and target acne. Applied after cleansing, it enhances professional products and speeds results without heat or discomfort, making it a safe complement to your customized facial.
Yes. LED Light is non-invasive and suitable for most skin types and ages. Your therapist will assess skin condition and adjust wavelength and duration to ensure safety. Not recommended during certain medical conditions or pregnancy without medical approval.
Most clients notice improvements after one treatment, but optimal results often require a series. We recommend a course of 4–8 sessions spaced weekly or biweekly, depending on concerns, followed by maintenance treatments for lasting benefits.
No. Treatments are painless and relaxing with no downtime. You may experience mild warmth or temporary redness, but clients can resume normal activities immediately. Follow post-care recommendations to protect skin and maximize results, including sunscreen and gentle products.
Yes. Blue light targets acne-causing bacteria, while red light calms inflammation and promotes healing. Combined in a facial, LED Light reduces breakouts, soothes irritated skin, and supports clearer texture when used consistently alongside proper skincare and professional guidance.
Certain conditions and medications may preclude LED use, including photosensitizing drugs, recent isotretinoin use, epilepsy, or active dermatitis. Always disclose medications, skin history, and pregnancy to your therapist. We'll recommend alternatives or require medical clearance when necessary.