Spectrum LED Light Therapy

What is Spectrum LED Light Therapy?

Spectrum LED Light Therapy is a pain-free, non-invasive treatment that uses targeted wavelengths of light to improve a range of skin conditions. It enhances skin health, promotes healing, and helps restore a brighter, more even complexion — all without downtime or discomfort.

What Does It Do?

• Acne and Breakouts: Blue light (415–420 nm) targets acne-causing bacteria and calms inflammation.
• Fine Lines and Wrinkles: Red and infrared light stimulate collagen and improve skin elasticity.
• Scarring and Stretch Marks: Supports skin remodeling, improves elasticity, and reduces redness.
• Wound Healing: Accelerates recovery after procedures or injuries.
• Pigmentation: Helps fade sun spots and even skin tone.
• Rosacea and Redness: Reduces flare-ups and soothes irritated skin.
• Psoriasis and Eczema: Supports inflammation reduction as part of a broader treatment plan.
• Overall Glow: Enhances tone, texture, and radiance for rejuvenated skin.

How Does It Work?

Spectrum LED Therapy uses different wavelengths of light that penetrate specific skin layers to trigger natural healing responses:

• Blue Light (415–420 nm): Works on the skin’s surface to reduce oil and kill acne bacteria.
• Red Light (633 nm): Stimulates collagen, improves blood flow, and boosts skin firmness.
• Near-Infrared Light (830 nm): Penetrates the deepest layers, reducing inflammation and accelerating tissue repair.

This multi-depth stimulation encourages healthy skin regeneration without damaging the skin’s surface.

Treatment Details

• Session Duration: Approximately 20 minutes
• Number of Sessions: Varies depending on the skin concern
• Downtime: None — ideal for lunch break appointments
• Pain Level: Completely painless with a light warming sensation

Who Is It For?

This treatment is suitable for:

• All skin types and tones
• Individuals with acne or breakouts (teen or adult)
• Those with pigmentation, redness, rosacea, or dullness
• Clients recovering from skin treatments like peels or microneedling
• Anyone seeking a skin health boost without invasive procedures

Who Should Avoid It?

• People with photosensitive disorders (e.g., lupus, porphyria)
• Those taking photosensitizing medications (e.g., isotretinoin)
• Clients with active skin infections or open wounds (unless cleared)
• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals (consultation recommended)
• Individuals with epilepsy or seizure disorders
• History of skin cancer (consult a medical professional)