LED light therapy (Light Emitting Diode Therapy) is a non-invasive procedure using light of a specific wavelength that can influence biological processes in the skin. Depending on the colour of the light (e.g. red, blue, yellow), different courses of action are possible. From supporting regeneration to reducing signs of skin fatigue.

The treatment is often used as an adjunct to other aesthetic procedures. For example, after microneedling, peels or laser therapy - where it can act as a soothing and regenerative aid to the skin. LED light does not damage the skin or cause a warm sensation. Hence, it is also sometimes considered for people with sensitive skin.

LED phototherapy can also be used topically - e.g. for acne lesions - or more generally to improve the overall condition of the skin. The choice of parameters depends on the indications and individual qualification.

Red light is often combined with the care of mature skin, while blue light - for oily and acne-prone skin. In selected situations, phototherapy may be considered as an adjunctive method for the management of pigmentary lesions, such as age spots or acne blemishes.

The use of LED light does not involve skin damage or a period of convalescence. Which makes this technique interesting from the perspective of those seeking non-invasive forms of skin care support. The possible expected results of the therapy depend on a number of factors - including skin type, the intensity of the lesions or the number of sessions performed.

LED light therapy is used alone or as an adjunct to other aesthetic procedures. The selection of the appropriate type of light and treatment parameters should be preceded by a consultation with a specialist. He or she will assess the condition of the skin and suggest possible tailored solutions.