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Get answers to common questions about LED LightStim Single Session.
Yes. The treatment is non-invasive and gentle, suitable for most sensitive skin types. We perform a brief consultation and may do a patch test. Avoid if you use photosensitizing medications; disclose all skincare and medications before your session.
Expect about 25 to 35 minutes total. Your session includes a gentle cleanse, hydrating serum application, ten minutes of LED therapy, and finishing products that promote healing and radiance. Time varies slightly for consultations and skin prep.
For visible cumulative results we recommend a series of four to six weekly treatments, followed by monthly maintenance sessions as needed. Many clients notice reduced redness and improved radiance after a single visit, but optimal benefits develop over multiple sessions.
Yes. The red and near-infrared wavelengths reduce inflammation, support skin healing, and can help decrease acne-causing bacteria. It's effective for mild to moderate acne, especially when combined with a tailored skincare plan. Consult us for personalized recommendations.
There is virtually no downtime. Most clients leave with minimal or no redness and can resume normal activities immediately. You may experience slight warmth or temporary flushing. Avoid intense heat, exfoliation, or strong topical actives for 24 to 48 hours and apply sunscreen.
Most people can safely receive LED therapy, but contraindications include current use of photosensitizing medications, recent isotretinoin use, or active infections. Inform us if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, have epilepsy, or undergoing cancer treatment. We'll review your medical history during consultation.