PURPOSE
WHO IS IT FOR
HOW IT WORKS
RESULTS
TREATMENT SUMMARY
Purpose
LED Light Therapy is a non-invasive solution to various skin conditions and concerns.
Key benefits include:
- Boosts collagen production
- Calms inflammation
- Enhances skin tone and texture
- Softens fine lines and wrinkles
- Effective in treating acne and acne scars
- Helps manage eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea
- Promotes hair growth
- Supports treatment for sun damage and precancerous skin conditions
Who is it for?
LED therapy is widely used in clinics and is one of the most popular non-invasive skin treatments. It’s ideal for anyone dealing with blemishes, dull skin, or redness.
If you experience inflammatory or autoimmune skin issues – such as rosacea, eczema, or psoriasis – LED therapy can help reduce symptoms. The light penetrates different layers of the skin depending on its wavelength, making it a safe and versatile option for various skin concerns.
How it works
LED Light Therapy is a safe, low-risk, and non-invasive treatment that activates natural processes within the skin. When used consistently, it enhances skin clarity, reduces redness and inflammation, and supports collagen regeneration.
Typically, the treatment is part of a facial that includes cleansing and exfoliation to prep the skin before LED exposure. With minimal downtime, it’s easy to incorporate into regular skincare routines.
Results
LED light works along the visible and near-infrared light spectrum. Each colour reaches a different skin depth and delivers unique benefits:
- Blue Light (1mm deep): Kills acne-causing bacteria, reduces oiliness, and clears pores
- Green Light (2.5mm deep): Targets pigment-producing cells to fade dark spots, sun damage, and age spots
- Yellow Light (2mm deep): Reduces inflammation, oxidative stress, and UV-related skin damage
- Amber Light (3mm deep): Fights photoaging caused by UVA exposure
- Red Light (deep dermis): Boosts cellular energy (ATP), stimulates collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid production, promoting skin hydration and regeneration
Treatment Summary
LED light therapy is a safe, non-invasive treatment that works by stimulating cellular processes in the skin. Regular use of LED light therapy can improve skin clarity, reduce inflammation, and enhance collagen production.
With minimal downtime, this treatment is incorporated within a facial that will cleanse and exfoliate the skin in preparation for the LED Light Therapy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Most LED devices used for acne combine blue and red light therapy for optimal results.
- Blue light has antimicrobial properties and targets acne-causing bacteria that accumulate in pores and oil glands, helping to prevent and treat breakouts.
- Red light penetrates deeper into the skin, reducing inflammation and promoting the healing of skin and acne scars.
While blue light treats the bacteria at the surface, red light supports cellular repair and rejuvenation from within. Research shows that combining blue and red light is particularly effective for treating acne.
Yes, red light therapy has shown promising results for managing eczema symptoms. Clinical studies have demonstrated that red wavelengths help reduce itching, inflammation, and other common symptoms.
In one long-term study, 81 patients received just one 2-minute red light treatment per week. Even with minimal exposure, participants experienced significant improvements, such as fewer bumps, less flaking, and reduced redness.
Researchers concluded that red light therapy could become a leading treatment option for eczema.
LED light therapy benefits the skin in multiple ways:
- Blue light eliminates surface-level bacteria, making it ideal for acne prevention and treatment.
- Red light reduces inflammation by increasing blood flow to damaged areas and enhancing cellular energy production.
Red light is absorbed by the mitochondria (the energy centres of cells), which then produce adenosine triphosphate (ATP) – fuel for the body. Regular red-light exposure ensures skin cells stay energised and function optimally, promoting skin repair and rejuvenation.
For general skin health, visible improvements often begin after a few weeks of consistent use.
For specific skin concerns such as acne or eczema, even a few sessions can show benefits. We recommend a course of 6 LED treatments, spaced 2 – 4 weeks apart, for best results.
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I have had the most amazing facial treatment by Danielle this week - lymphatic drainage and micro current combined. My skin has never looked or felt so good for such a long time. The whole treatment was so relaxing and administered with gentleness and calm. I thoroughly recommend this experience and it won't be long before I'm back again!
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Danielle was very informed and gave me confidence in her and the treatment. Felt totally at ease and relaxed throughout.
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