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LED light therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment used to support skin recovery and overall skin health.

LED Light Therapy at Skinnotion

LED light therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to support skin recovery and overall skin health.

 

At Skinnotion, LED treatments are recommended following assessment of:

This allows treatment to be tailored to individual needs.

Why a Consultation Matters

LED therapy may be used for different concerns, including:

During consultation, we assess:

This ensures treatment is appropriate and expectations are realistic.

How LED Light Therapy Works

LED devices deliver light at specific wavelengths that interact with the skin at a cellular level.

Different wavelengths may be used depending on treatment goals, and sessions are adjusted based on individual skin response.

What to Expect During Treatment

LED treatment is

Sessions usually take around 15 minutes depending on the treatment area.

After Treatment

Most people can return to normal activities immediately.

You may notice:

Aftercare is usually minimal, and your practitioner will provide guidance if LED is used following another procedure.

Risks and Considerations

LED therapy is generally well tolerated, however:

These considerations will be discussed before treatment.

How Many Treatments Are Needed?

The number of sessions varies depending on:

Your practitioner will recommend a suitable treatment plan during consultation. Individual responses vary.

Who May Be Suitable?

You may be suitable if you:

Suitability is determined during consultation.

Why Choose Skinnotion

At Skinnotion:

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