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Elipsa LED Light Therapy

Calm • Support • Restore

The basics

What Is It?

LED light therapy is a non-invasive, non-exfoliating treatment that exposes the skin to specific wavelengths of therapeutic light.

Our Elipsa LED system allows us to incorporate light therapy into customized face and body treatments without physically resurfacing the skin.

The technique

How Does It Work?

Different wavelengths of light interact with the skin differently.

Depending on your treatment goals, appropriate wavelengths may be selected to support processes associated with acne management, inflammation, skin recovery, and visible signs of aging.

Unlike UV light, professional skincare LED treatments do not work by tanning the skin.

The experience

What Does It Feel Like?

LED is one of our most comfortable modalities.

You’ll relax beneath bright therapeutic light while wearing appropriate eye protection.

You may notice:

  • Bright light through your eye protection
  • Gentle warmth
  • Relaxation

There is no scraping, suction, needling, or exfoliation involved.

Concerns

What Can It Target?

Depending on the wavelength selected, LED may be incorporated for:

  • Acne-prone skin
  • Breakouts
  • Visible redness and inflammation
  • Skin recovery
  • Signs of aging
  • Overall skin wellness
  • Supporting corrective treatment plans

Where we use it

Face + Body Uses

LED isn’t limited to facial treatments.

When appropriate, light therapy may be incorporated into treatments for areas such as the:

  • Face
  • Neck and décolleté
  • Back
  • Chest
  • Other appropriate treatment areas

Our approach

How We Use It at Complexion Co. Skin Studio

LED can complement many different treatment plans because it doesn’t rely on exfoliating the skin.

We may incorporate it after certain treatment steps or use it when the skin would benefit from a supportive modality without adding additional exfoliation.

The wavelength, treatment time, and frequency are selected according to your skin and goals.

Candidacy

Who May Not Be a Candidate?

LED isn’t appropriate for every client.

Photosensitivity, certain medications or supplements that increase light sensitivity, certain medical or eye conditions, seizure disorders triggered by light, and other health considerations may affect candidacy.

We’ll review relevant contraindications before treatment and use appropriate eye protection.

Afterward

What to Expect Afterward

LED itself generally requires no downtime.

Most clients can return to their normal activities immediately.

Your aftercare will depend primarily on the other treatments performed during your appointment.

Frequency

How Often Is It Used?

LED can be beneficial as a single supportive treatment, but many goals benefit from consistent sessions over time.

It may therefore be incorporated regularly into a treatment series, corrective package, or maintenance routine.

Your recommended frequency will depend on your skin and treatment goals.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does LED hurt?

No. LED therapy should be comfortable.

Is LED UV light?

No. Professional LED skincare treatments use selected wavelengths and are not tanning treatments.

Will I have downtime?

LED itself typically doesn’t require downtime.

Can LED be combined with other treatments?

Often, yes. One reason we use LED is its ability to complement many customized treatments when appropriate.

Will one treatment fix my concern?

LED is generally best viewed as a supportive modality. Corrective concerns often require consistency and a broader treatment plan.

Packages

Looking for More Than One Treatment?

For acne, visible signs of aging, inflammation, or other ongoing concerns, LED may be incorporated into a series of treatments when appropriate.

Book with us

Ready to Book?

You don’t need to book LED separately unless it’s specifically offered as a standalone service.

Book the treatment that matches your goals and we’ll determine whether LED would benefit your skin.

Have Questions Before Booking?

Taking a photosensitizing medication? Have a medical condition you’re unsure about?

Contact us or schedule a consultation before treatment.

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