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LED light therapy uses low-level, nonthermal light wavelengths—usually red, near-infrared, and blue—to penetrate the skin and stimulate cellular activity. Red and near-infrared light promote collagen production, reduce inflammation, and accelerate tissue repair, improving skin texture and signs of aging. Blue light targets and reduces acne-causing bacteria, helping to clear breakouts. Treatments are painless, safe for most skin types, and require no downtime; typical sessions last 10–30 minutes and are often done in a series for best results. Results may appear gradually over several weeks.
LED light therapy uses low-level, nonthermal light wavelengths—usually red, near-infrared, and blue—to penetrate the skin and stimulate cellular activity. Red and near-infrared light promote collagen production, reduce inflammation, and accelerate tissue repair, improving skin texture and signs of aging. Blue light targets and reduces acne-causing bacteria, helping to clear breakouts. Treatments are painless, safe for most skin types, and require no downtime; typical sessions last 10–30 minutes and are often done in a series for best results. Results may appear gradually over several weeks.