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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Medical Grade Red Light Therapy .
Most clients see improvement after 4–6 sessions, but optimal results usually require 8–12 treatments, scheduled one to three times weekly depending on concern severity. We'll customize a plan during consultation and adjust based on response.
Yes. The non-ablative therapy is safe for most skin types and tones. We perform a consultation to review medications, conditions, and precautions. Protective eyewear is provided and parameters are adjusted for sensitive skin or specific medical considerations.
Red light therapy can help with acne, rosacea, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and wound healing. It also reduces inflammation, speeds recovery from minor injuries, and may relieve muscle aches when used as part of a comprehensive wellness plan.
No, treatments are generally painless and relaxing. Most clients experience warmth and mild tingling at most. There's no downtime, allowing immediate return to daily activities, though we recommend sun protection and gentle skincare following sessions.
Sessions typically last 10–30 minutes depending on treatment area and goals. Short appointments work for targeted concerns, while full-body panels or deeper protocols may take longer. Your provider will recommend session length based on assessment and desired outcomes.
Certain conditions like active cancer, photosensitivity disorders, or use of photosensitizing medications may be contraindications. Pregnant patients, those with epilepsy, or implantable electronic devices should consult their physician. We screen clients and tailor treatments to ensure safety.