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Excellent experience, definitely recommend
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about LED Color Light Therapy (Add-on).
Blue and red LED wavelengths target acne by reducing P. acnes bacteria and calming inflammation. Sessions help regulate oil production and promote healing without irritation. Multiple treatments typically needed for visible, lasting improvement; your esthetician will recommend a tailored schedule.
Yes—LED therapy is non-invasive and generally well tolerated by sensitive skin. We customize wavelength selection and session length, and perform a brief assessment to ensure compatibility. Inform your provider about skin conditions, medications, or recent procedures before receiving treatment.
Recommended frequency varies by concern: acne often needs weekly sessions for six to twelve weeks, while anti-aging work may require multiple biweekly appointments. Your esthetician will evaluate your skin and goals to create a personalized treatment plan and estimate total session count.
Yes—it's designed as an add-on that complements all of our facials. We'll apply LED therapy after cleansing and extractions when appropriate, enhancing results like reduced inflammation and improved skin tone without extending recovery. Ask your esthetician to include it in your appointment.
Side effects are minimal—some clients report temporary redness, mild warmth, or increased sensitivity immediately after treatment. These effects usually resolve within hours to a day. Serious reactions are rare; disclose photosensitizing medications or recent procedures beforehand to avoid complications.
Avoid direct sun exposure, harsh exfoliants, and strong retinoids for 24–48 hours after treatment. Use a gentle cleanser, hydrating moisturizer, and SPF to protect results. Follow any additional aftercare your esthetician recommends for best and safest outcomes.