Alona Chernyshova
LED Light Therapy

LED Light Therapy

from 60 min

From 250 kr

A treatment with LED light in different wavelengths that acts on the skin.

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Acne

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250 kr
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Anti-ageing and collagen

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Applied to Face, Hair and scalp, Skin/body

About the treatment

At a glance

Duration
1 hr
Pain level
The treatment does not hurt
Downtime
No downtime

Benefits

  • A gentle treatment
  • No downtime
  • Blue light for acne
  • Red light for skin quality

Expected results

The skin can become calmer and fresher through the series. The effect is mild and depends on having several treatments.

Overview & Procedure

What the treatment is and how it's performed

What it is

LED light therapy uses light of particular colours. Blue light acts on the bacteria involved in acne. Red and near-infrared light is absorbed deeper in the skin and can support healing and collagen production. The light is gentle, gives little heat and has no downtime. The effect is mild and builds up over a series.

  • Usually 6–12 treatments, once or twice a week.

  1. The practitioner cleanses your skin.
  2. You are given protective glasses.
  3. The LED panel is placed over the area for 15–30 minutes.
  4. The treatment ends with moisturiser.

Experience & Recovery

Pain level, downtime and healing

The treatment does not hurt. Most people find it relaxing.

  • Rare: slight redness, dryness or a headache.

  • You can wear make-up and carry on as normal afterwards.

No downtime.

Expectations & Safety

Who it's for and safety information

  • The effect of LED is mild and needs a series.
  • LED can be combined with other treatments, such as cleansing and microneedling.

  • Mild to moderate acne, with blue light.
  • Dull, tired skin, with red light.
  • Skin that needs calm after other treatments.

  • Severe acne with nodules and cysts. A doctor should assess treatment.
  • Anyone who wants a quick or strong effect.

The effect builds up through the series. Many people have one treatment a month to keep it.

  • Light sensitivity or medicines that make the skin sensitive to light.
  • Epilepsy that can be triggered by light.
  • Eye disease, unless a doctor has cleared you.

Contact the clinic if the skin becomes red, irritated or develops a rash after the treatment.

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