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Get answers to common questions about Add-on Led Light Therapy.
An LED add-on typically lasts 15 to 20 minutes when paired with a facial. Your esthetician customizes duration based on skin concerns and treatment goals, so it usually fits seamlessly into your appointment without adding substantial time.
Yes. LED therapy is non-invasive and safe for most skin types and tones. It’s painless with minimal side effects. However, clients on photosensitizing medications, with epilepsy, or active skin infections should consult medical professionals and inform your esthetician before treatment.
For noticeable improvements, a series of 6 to 10 sessions spaced one to two weeks apart is commonly recommended. Maintenance treatments every 4 to 8 weeks help sustain collagen production and skin renewal. Your esthetician will personalize a plan for your goals.
Yes. LED add-ons pair well with facials, chemical peels, and many professional treatments to enhance healing and results. Your esthetician will advise ideal sequencing and timing to maximize benefits while minimizing irritation or sensitivity.
No significant downtime is expected. Most clients experience immediate comfort and may see mild redness that subsides quickly. LED is gentle and non-ablative, making it ideal for busy schedules and allowing you to resume normal activities right away.
Yes. Contraindications include photosensitizing medications, certain medical conditions, epilepsy triggered by flashing lights, active infections, and recent intense procedures. Always complete a consultation and disclose medications and medical history to ensure safe, tailored treatment.