About the Treatment

LED Light Therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to support skin health and rejuvenation. Each wavelength works at a different depth within the skin to target common concerns such as breakouts, redness, uneven tone, or early signs of ageing, all without downtime. This treatment is completely painless and relaxing, making it suitable for a wide range of clients. It can be performed as a stand-alone treatment or combined with other therapies to enhance results. Concerns this treatment may address: Fine lines and early wrinkles Uneven skin tone or texture Dull, tired-looking skin Redness or sensitivity Acne-prone skin and breakouts Improvements are gradual and build with consistency. Many clients enjoy an immediate refreshed glow, while ongoing sessions may support clearer, brighter, and firmer skin. A course of treatments is typically recommended for best results, with maintenance sessions to keep the skin in balance. Treatment usually takes 20 minutes. After cleansing, the chosen LED wavelength (or a combination) is applied directly to the skin while you relax under the light canopy. Red light supports collagen production and repair, blue light helps to reduce acne-causing bacteria, and near-infrared light penetrates deeply to support circulation and recovery. The procedure is painless, with no recovery time required. LED Light Therapy is considered very safe. Temporary effects such as mild warmth, slight flushing, or dryness may occur but usually resolve quickly. Rare risks include sensitivity or irritation in those with light-reactive conditions. Pre-treatment advice Arrive with clean skin, free from makeup and lotions. Avoid strong active skincare (retinoids, acids, exfoliants) for 24 hours before. Do not attend if you have an active skin infection, cold sores, or open wounds. Post-treatment advice Resume normal activities immediately, there is no downtime. Apply hydrating skincare and SPF daily to protect and maintain results. Avoid excessive sun exposure and tanning beds. Continue with a course of treatments for best outcomes.