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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Light Therapy Facial.
Most clients see noticeable improvement after 4–6 sessions, scheduled weekly or biweekly. Optimal results typically require a maintenance plan of monthly sessions afterward. Treatment frequency depends on skin condition, age, and goals; your therapist will tailor a plan during consultation.
Yes, it’s generally safe for most skin types and ages. Treatments are non-invasive and gentle, but we’ll review medical history, medications, and skin concerns beforehand. Certain conditions or photosensitizing medications may require alternatives or doctor's clearance.
No downtime is expected; sessions are painless and relaxing for most clients. You may experience temporary redness or warmth that subsides within hours. Makeup and normal activities can usually resume immediately unless combined with other procedures that require recovery.
Yes — blue light targets acne-causing bacteria while red light reduces inflammation and promotes healing. It’s effective for mild to moderate acne, often used alongside topical treatments. A customized program yields the best long-term control and fewer recurrent breakouts.
Many clients notice improved glow and reduced redness within one to two sessions. More significant changes in texture, firmness, and fine lines typically appear after 4–8 treatments. Results depend on skin condition, consistency, and adjunctive skincare products used.
Side effects are minimal — brief redness, mild warmth, or temporary dryness. Rarely, photosensitivity reactions occur in clients on certain medications. We perform a pre-treatment assessment to minimize risks and recommend aftercare to soothe and protect treated skin.