LED LIGHT THERAPY

LED Light Therapy

LED LIGHT THERAPY

LED Light Therapy is a non-invasive treatment suitable or all skin kinds and tones, regardless of age. It is great for general skin health since it feeds the skin's cells with energy, which increases hyaluronic acid, collagen and elastin.


LED Light Therapy is especially beneficial with more sensitive or troublesome skin, treating irregularities like eczema, psoriasis, and acne. It moisturises and plumps the skin, leaving you with a wonderful shine and even skin tone. 


Doctors, dermatologists, and therapists hold LED Light treatment in high regard and greatly adore it for its numerous, scientifically demonstrated benefits.


TREATMENT PACKAGES

Advanced Express - Microneedling & LED light therapy

OBAGI double cleanse, microneedling with a serum infusion, followed by 20 minutes of LED light therapy. 


Not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding

£79 45mins
Signature Facial with LED Light Therapy

This indulgent service includes all of the best facial methods all in one treatment. Starting with a brief skin analysis, we will tailor the products to you and your needs.

This treatment includes a 2 Step Deep Cleanse, Exfoliation, Cavitation, Steam, prescriptive mask, microneedling, this helps hydrate, detoxifies, and brightens the skin, increases blood circulation, also helps aid cellular regeneration in mature skins), finishing off with LED Light Therapy (benefits include improved tone and complexion, increases elastin synthesis and collagen to encourage tighter, firmer looking skin and helps fight bacteria to clear any blemishes/acne). Finishing off with a combination of Moisturizers, Serums and SPF to protect the skin.

£125 1 hour
Standalone LED Light Therapy

Double Cleanse, LED light therapy, serum & SPF to protect the skin.

£55 30 minutes
FAQs

The Principal Advantages of LED Light Therapy

* It Prevents, Repairs and Preserves Ageing Skin
* Enhances texture and skin tone
* Improves Blood Circulation and lymphatic drainage in the target area - aids cells detoxification, aiding in the prevention and treatment of glycation. (Glycation is the most general term describing the adduction of a carbohydrate to another biomolecule, such as protein lips, or DNA)
* Treats rosacea, psoriasis, dermatitis and active acne, improves long lasting hydration of the skin
* Strengthens the skin, readies the skin for UV exposure and rehabilitation
* A potent healing remedy that lessens the chance of scarring - A soothing agent that calms melanocytes and enhances pigmentation

Which skin conditions is LED Light

Therapy most suitable for:
LED Light Treatment works wonders for rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, acne, and extremely sensitive skin

Is LED Light Therapy clinically proven?

Yes, in fact it holds many clinically proven benefits backed by science. There are multiple light settings/colours that have differing benefits to the skin. Proven results for ageing and acne to psoriasis and pain relief. An essential skin treatment too.

What are the most popular colours of the LED light and what do they do?

Red - Treats the epidermis. Fine lines and wrinkles. Collagen production. Improves scars. Rejuvenation. Aids penetration of active ingredients.
Blue - Antibacterial light, used for oily skin conditions, anti inflammatory, helps with pustular breakouts, teenage acne and acne, Rosacea
Infrared - founds wounds healing & tissue growth. Penetrates even deeper than red light and triggers wound healing, decreases inflammation, and can be used for joint treatment as it helps with pain relief and muscle relaxation.

Contraindications - LED Light Therapy isn't suitable for

Open wounds
Thyroid conditions
Pregnancy or nursing
Epilepsy or light triggered seizures
Open wounds
Cancer/tumours
Topical or systemic steroids (NSAIDS or cortisone injections
Light sensitive headaches/migraines or medications that cause photosensitivity, ie acne medications, diuretics or certain antibiotics
Retinoids - they can cause sensitivity to sunlight
Genetic conditions of the eyes
Auto immune & metabolic disorders resulting in light induced rashes

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