LED light therapy is a non-invasive treatment that delivers specific wavelengths of light to the skin. These wavelengths are selected to support the skin’s natural processes and overall appearance. LED Light Therapy is gentle, does not involve UV radiation and requires no downtime, making it suitable for a variety of patients and skin types.
The treatment system uses different wavelengths, each suited to particular skin concerns:
During treatment, the selected light wavelength penetrates the skin at varying depths to complement the skin’s natural processes.
LED Light Therapy can be used on its own or alongside other treatments, such as cosmetic injectables or lasers, to support patient comfort and minimise temporary redness or sensitivity. Treatments are short, typically 15–30 minutes and patients can return to their normal activities immediately afterward.
LED Light Therapy may help:
Each session begins with a consultation where the clinician will discuss your skin concerns and select the appropriate wavelength. The treatment area is cleansed and eye protection is provided. The procedure is generally comfortable; patients may feel a gentle warming sensation. After treatment, moisturiser and sunscreen are applied to protect the skin.
A course of treatments may be recommended depending on the patient’s goals and skin type. Suitability and frequency of treatments will be discussed during consultation.
LED Light Therapy is considered low risk when used appropriately. It does not emit UV radiation. Patients should discuss suitability with a clinician, particularly during pregnancy or if they have specific medical conditions.
Speak with one of our skin therapist at National Skin Cancer Centre to learn how LED Light Therapy can be integrated into your skin health routine.
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