LED Light Therapy
Calm. Restore. Illuminate.
THE TREATMENT
Originally advanced through NASA-supported research, LED Light Therapy has become a widely used technology in professional skincare, beauty, and wellness. This gentle, noninvasive enhancement uses specific wavelengths of light to address different skin concerns, from breakouts and redness to visible signs of aging.
Featuring red, blue, and amber light options, LED therapy is thoughtfully incorporated into select Lumiana Skin Lab treatments to support skin rejuvenation, soothe the complexion, and complement your overall results.
WHO IT'S FOR
Ideal for acne-prone skin, visible redness, dullness, early signs of aging, and clients seeking a calming addition to their skincare treatments. LED Light Therapy is especially beneficial as a complementary post-treatment enhancement when appropriate for the procedure performed.
BENEFITS
Supports Skin Rejuvenation — Red light helps support collagen-related processes and improve the appearance of fine lines over time.
Targets Acne Concerns — Blue light helps reduce acne-associated bacteria and improve mild inflammatory breakouts.
Calms Visible Redness — Select wavelengths help soothe the appearance of irritated, stressed-looking skin.
Enhances Treatment Recovery — Can complement appropriate professional treatments by supporting a calmer-looking complexion.
DETAILS
Treatment: LED Light Therapy Enhancement
Technology: Red, Blue & Amber LED Wavelengths
Duration: Additional 20 minutes
Price: $45 add-on
Recommended Frequency: Commonly incorporated into regularly scheduled skincare appointments; more frequent use may be appropriate depending on the device and treatment goals.
Downtime: Typically none
Results: Skin may appear calmer and refreshed following treatment. Improvements in acne and visible signs of aging generally require repeated sessions.
Availability: Enhancement to Lumiana Skin Lab treatments
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FAQ
LED Light Therapy uses light-emitting diodes to deliver specific wavelengths of visible light to the skin. Different wavelengths interact with the skin in different ways, making LED a versatile technology for addressing concerns such as acne, visible redness, and signs of aging.
Red light is commonly used to support skin rejuvenation, collagen-related processes, and a calmer-looking complexion.
Blue light targets acne-associated bacteria and can help improve mild inflammatory acne.
Amber light is often incorporated into skincare treatments for its potential soothing effects and to address the appearance of redness and uneven tone, although research supporting amber light is more limited than for red and blue.
Each wavelength offers a different approach, allowing treatments to be selected according to your individual skin concerns.
Yes. Blue LED light is commonly used to help reduce acne-associated bacteria and improve mild inflammatory acne. Red light may also complement acne-focused treatments by helping address the appearance of inflammation. LED is a supportive treatment rather than a replacement for appropriate medical care for moderate or severe acne.
LED Light Therapy is comfortable and noninvasive. Most clients experience little to no sensation during treatment, making it a relaxing addition to their appointment. There is no downtime associated with LED itself, although recovery instructions from your primary treatment still apply.
Some clients notice a calmer, refreshed appearance following their first session, while improvements in acne and visible signs of aging typically develop with consistent use. Depending on the device and treatment goals, LED may be used frequently, sometimes even daily under an appropriate protocol. At Lumiana Skin Lab, it is most commonly incorporated into your regularly scheduled skincare appointments as a complementary enhancement.
Absolutely! LED Light Therapy is an excellent complement to many professional skincare services, including customized facials, exfoliating treatments, and certain post-procedure protocols. It can be particularly appealing for acne-prone clients and those seeking a calming enhancement following treatment. Compatibility depends on the primary procedure, selected wavelength, and individual skin condition.