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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about LED Light Therapy.
Most clients start with a series of 6–10 treatments scheduled once or twice weekly, then maintain results with monthly sessions. Exact number depends on your concern, severity, and response; your provider will recommend a personalized plan.
Yes. LED Light Therapy is safe for all skin tones and types when performed correctly. It uses low-level light without heat, minimizing pigmentation risk. Our clinicians tailor wavelengths and protocols to your skin and medical history for safety.
Absolutely. Blue light targets acne-causing bacteria while red light calms inflammation and promotes healing. Many clients notice fewer breakouts and reduced redness after a few sessions, especially when combined with a customized skincare plan.
Side effects are rare and usually mild, such as temporary redness, warmth, or increased sensitivity. There is no downtime or scarring risk. We screen for photosensitive medications and conditions and adjust treatments accordingly.
Sessions typically last 20–30 minutes, depending on area and protocol. Treatments are comfortable and relaxing; clients often read or rest. Your clinician will confirm timing based on chosen wavelengths and your specific skin goals.
Yes. LED complements facials, peels, microneedling, and injectables to enhance healing and results. Timing matters—LED is often applied after procedures to reduce inflammation. Your clinician will recommend optimal sequencing for safety and effectiveness.