Non-invasive light facial
Switch on. Slow down. Let the skin take centre stage.
LED Light Facial Therapy uses selected visible-light wavelengths in a quiet, contact-free facial session.
LED Light Facial
A measured dose of visible light.
With the skin prepared and the eyes protected, an LED device is positioned over the face. The practitioner selects a light programme and exposure time based on the cosmetic concern and device guidance.
The treatment is intended to support the appearance of the skin. Results vary and it should not be described as reversing ageing, repairing sun damage or treating a medical condition without appropriate evidence.
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A calm standalone facial or course add-on.
The session involves no needles or abrasion. Temporary redness, dryness, sensitivity or headache can still occur.
Treatment planning
Light selected for a concern, not a universal cure.
A single session can be booked as part of a wider facial plan, while a course may be discussed for ongoing goals. Any change is individual and maintenance may be needed.
Photosensitive conditions, some medicines and supplements, light-triggered epilepsy and certain eye conditions can affect suitability. Full disclosure at consultation matters.
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Contact usWhat happens during LED Light Facial Therapy?
The skin is prepared, the eyes are protected and an LED device exposes the face to a selected visible-light programme for a set time.
Does the device touch the skin?
Typically no. The LED array is positioned at the distance specified for the device, making this a non-invasive, contact-free light treatment.
Will I see an immediate result?
Skin can look temporarily refreshed after a facial, but no specific immediate or lasting change is guaranteed. Response varies.
How many sessions might I need?
LED can be booked as a single facial or a course. The useful number and spacing depend on your goal, skin and response.
Who may not be suitable?
Photosensitive conditions, some medicines and supplements, light-triggered epilepsy and certain eye conditions may make treatment unsuitable.
Is there downtime?
There is usually no planned downtime, although temporary redness, dryness, sensitivity or headache can occur.
A little light, thoughtfully used.