LED Therapy Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about LED Therapy.
LED Therapy uses targeted red and near-infrared light wavelengths to stimulate cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and enhance circulation. As an add-on, it complements permanent makeup procedures by supporting healing, minimizing redness, and promoting a clearer, more radiant skin finish.
Yes — LED Therapy is non-invasive and gentle when performed by trained professionals. It uses light rather than chemicals or needles, with minimal risk. Always disclose medical history and medications; certain conditions or photosensitizing drugs may require avoiding the treatment.
Sessions typically add 10–20 minutes to your appointment depending on treatment area and desired outcome. Your technician will recommend duration based on skin concerns and procedure specifics for optimal healing and radiance support.
We usually apply LED Therapy immediately after treatment and recommend follow-up sessions over the following days to accelerate healing and manage inflammation. Your technician will advise a personalized timing plan based on procedure type and skin response.
Most clients experience no downtime; some feel mild warmth or transient redness that fades quickly. LED Therapy is gentle, but avoid photosensitizing products and follow aftercare. Report persistent irritation or unusual reactions to your technician promptly.
Many people benefit, but contraindications exist. Avoid LED if you have active infection, uncontrolled medical conditions, or take photosensitizing medications. Pregnant clients or those with epilepsy should consult a physician. Always disclose health history before treatment.