LED (Light Emitting Diode) Light Therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to penetrate the skin at different depths. Red light targets collagen production and helps reduce fine lines and inflammation. Blue light helps kill acne-causing bacteria. Near-infrared light supports wound healing and deeper skin rejuvenation. It’s a non-invasive way to encourage the skin’s natural repair processes — with no heat or damage.

Yes — LED Light Therapy is considered very safe for most skin types and tones. It’s painless and doesn’t cause burning or irritation when used correctly. Some people may experience temporary redness or mild dryness, but there’s no downtime. It’s always best to check with a professional if you have any specific skin conditions or are taking photosensitive medication.

Results vary depending on your skin goals. Many people see benefits after a single session, like a glow or reduced redness. For longer-lasting results — such as improved acne or softened fine lines — a series of treatments is recommended (often once or twice a week for 4–6 weeks). Maintenance sessions can then keep results going.

Absolutely — LED is gentle and works well alongside other treatments like facials, microdermabrasion, peels, or injectables. It can help calm the skin and boost healing. You can also use it with your usual skincare, though some strong actives (like retinol) may be paused before a treatment — your therapist will guide you.

Professional LED machines tend to be stronger and deliver more precise, medical-grade wavelengths. This means you usually get better results in fewer sessions. At-home masks and handheld devices can be helpful for maintenance but are often lower in strength — so they require more frequent use to see noticeable changes.