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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about LED Light Therapy.
Most clients see noticeable improvement after 4–6 weekly sessions; chronic conditions may require ongoing maintenance. Treatment plans are personalized based on skin type and goals, and your provider will recommend frequency and duration during consultation.
Yes. LED therapy is non-invasive and generally safe across skin types and tones, including sensitive skin. We perform a skin assessment to tailor wavelengths and settings, and protective eyewear is provided to ensure comfort and safety.
No. Treatments are painless and relaxing; some clients experience mild warmth or temporary redness that resolves within hours. Because there's virtually no downtime, you can resume normal activities immediately and combine LED therapy with other non-invasive treatments.
LED can significantly improve mild to moderate acne by reducing bacteria and inflammation, but severe or cystic acne may require combined therapies like topical prescriptions or peels. We’ll create a comprehensive plan to maximize results safely.
Sessions usually last 20–45 minutes depending on treatment area and selected wavelength. Your provider will outline the exact session length during consultation; multiple short visits are often recommended for optimal, cumulative results.
Certain conditions like active herpes outbreaks, photosensitizing medication use, recent intense radiation therapy, or pregnancy may require precautions. We review medical history and medications during consultation to ensure LED therapy is appropriate and safe for you.