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What Our Clients Say
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I have been going to Sasha salon for years, and Lena is excellent in every way. She gave m...more
The facial was amazing, Yafa who did my facial was very thorough and great
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about LED Light Therapy.
LED Light Therapy targets acne, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, and inflammation using different light wavelengths. Many clients notice subtle improvements after the first session, with optimal results typically visible after three to six treatments spaced over several weeks.
Yes—LED Light Therapy is non-invasive and gentle, suitable for most skin types and ages. We perform a brief consultation to customize wavelengths and intensity, and to check for contraindications like photosensitizing medications or certain medical conditions.
Sessions usually last 20 to 30 minutes, depending on treatment goals and whether LED is combined with a facial. Your technician will recommend the ideal duration and wavelength combination to maximize benefits while ensuring comfort.
Yes—LED is frequently added to facials, peels, and extractions to enhance healing and results. We integrate LED safely into your treatment plan, adjusting timing and intensity to complement exfoliation or serums without causing irritation.
Side effects are rare; you may experience mild warmth or temporary redness that subsides quickly. Unlike harsher treatments, LED requires no downtime—return to normal activities immediately while avoiding strong retinoids or photosensitizing products for a short period.
Typically a series of six to twelve sessions, scheduled once or twice weekly, yields the best outcomes. Maintenance treatments every 4–8 weeks help preserve results. Your esthetician will create a tailored plan based on skin condition and response.