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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about LED Light Therapy Add-On.
Typical sessions add 10–20 minutes to your facial, depending on targeted concerns and wavelengths used. Your technician will select the appropriate light program and timing to maximize results while keeping your appointment efficient and comfortable.
Yes — LED therapy is non-invasive and safe across skin types and tones. Treatments use low-level light without UV exposure. We review medical history and medications to confirm safety and customize wavelengths for sensitive, acne-prone, or aging skin concerns.
Larger concerns benefit from a series: typically six to ten sessions weekly or biweekly for cumulative results. Maintenance treatments every four to eight weeks help sustain improvements. Your esthetician will recommend a personalized schedule based on your skin and goals.
Side effects are rare and mild — brief warmth, slight redness, or temporary sensitivity. There is no downtime, so you can resume normal activities and makeup immediately. We provide post-care guidance to minimize sensitivity and optimize results.
Yes, in many cases LED can be combined after gentle peels to accelerate healing and enhance results. Stronger exfoliation may require a brief waiting period. Your esthetician will assess skin sensitivity and sequencing to ensure safety and maximum benefit.
Certain photosensitizing medications (like isotretinoin or some antibiotics) and active infections, recent radiation, or uncontrolled medical conditions may contraindicate LED. Always disclose medications, pregnancy, and medical history during consultation so we can determine safety.
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