LED Light Therapy

About LED Light Therapy

LED light therapy is a non-invasive treatment used for skin rejuvenation and for the treatment of acne. LED is a painless, light based skin treatment that delivers light via thousands of tiny light emitting diodes. The infrared wavelengths increase cellular activity, helping to bring nutrients to the treated area. This leads to an increase in blood flow, promoting the production of collagen and elastin fibres.

Benefits

Induce fast healing and decrease pain

Heightens internal skin call functions and induces faster healing.

Target active acne

Blue LED light therapy works effectively to target inflammatory acne.

Quick and easy treatments

Sessions only last 10 to 20min so you can be in and out and looking your best in no time at all.

Pricing

From $105

Before + after

LED Light Therapy Results

Results may vary from person to person. All treatments are subject to a consultation and skin assessment with a qualified clinician to confirm they are suitable for you.

Frequently asked questions

Cells absorb light at particular wavelengths and respond by changing their activity. This is called photobiomodulation. Clinical-grade LED panels deliver far more consistent, measured light than home masks.
Most courses are 6 to 12 sessions, once or twice a week. Your clinician will set the frequency for your concern.
Clinical studies support red and near-infrared light for skin repair and blue light for acne bacteria. Results build gradually over a course, rather than after a single session.
During treatment, you will be required to wear goggles. The increase in blood flow will have a warm feeling, similar to the feeling of sun exposure (without the nasty UVA/UVB light).
LED is a painless, light based skin treatment that delivers light via thousands of tiny light emitting diodes.
Typical treatments are fast and effective, lasting between 10 and 20 minutes.

Before + after care

No.There isn’t any downtime from LED treatment.

Suitability + risks

Suitability and Risk FAQs are being updated. Please speak with our team for personalised advice.

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