LED Light Therapy

Different wavelengths of LED light target specific skin concerns:

Red Light (630-700nm): Boosts collagen and elastin production, reducing wrinkles and fine lines while promoting skin repair and anti-aging.

Blue Light (400-470nm): Kills acne-causing bacteria (P. Acnes), helping to reduce breakouts and control oil production.

Green Light (520-550nm): Reduces hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and uneven skin tone by inhibiting melanin production.

Yellow Light (570-590nm): Soothes irritated skin, reduces redness, and speeds up wound healing.

Infrared Light (700nm+): Penetrates deeper into tissues, improving blood circulation, reducing inflammation, and relieving muscle pain.

Benefits of LED Light Therapy

✔ Non-invasive & painless (no downtime)

✔ Suitable for all skin types

✔ Enhances natural healing and rejuvenation

✔ Helps with acne, aging, inflammation, and skin tone correction

LED Light Therapy is commonly offered in skincare clinics, med spas, and as at-home devices, making it an accessible and effective treatment for maintaining healthy, glowing skin.

The frequency of LED light therapy depends on your skin condition and treatment goals, but generally, the following schedule is recommended:

Initial Treatment Phase

2-3 times a week: In the beginning, it’s recommended to receive treatment 2-3 times a week so your skin can adjust to the changes. This frequency helps to see faster improvements in your skin.

Maintenance Phase

Once a week: After the initial treatment phase, receiving LED therapy once a week is effective for maintaining your skin’s condition and achieving long-term results.

Adjustment Based on Skin Condition

For acne or inflammation: More frequent treatments, such as 2-3 times a week, may be beneficial, but be cautious to avoid irritating your skin.

For anti-aging or skin regeneration: Once a week is generally sufficient for effective results.

General Recommendations

Treatment duration: Typically, LED therapy sessions last about 15-30 minutes, allowing enough time for the light to penetrate and take effect.

Since treatment frequency can be tailored to individual needs, it’s best to consult with a therapist to adjust the schedule according to your skin condition and goals.