Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Light Therapy.

Most clients see visible improvement after several sessions. A customized series—usually three to six treatments scheduled one to two weeks apart—is recommended. Your technician will assess pigmentation severity and design a plan to achieve optimal, lasting results tailored to your skin.

Light Therapy is generally safe for all skin types when performed by trained professionals using appropriate wavelengths and settings. Certain conditions, photosensitizing medications, or recent procedures may require precautions; inform your technician for a patch test or adjusted protocol.

No downtime is expected; most clients feel only gentle warmth. Temporary mild redness or sensitivity can occur but usually resolves within hours. Our team uses soothing post-treatment care to minimize reactions and ensure your skin remains comfortable and protected after the session.

Clean skin is best: avoid makeup, heavy oils, and active retinoids for at least two days prior. Also skip tanning, prolonged sun exposure, and topical light-sensitizing products. Your technician will review your skincare routine during consultation.

Yes. While this treatment targets pigmentation, light therapy can also reduce inflammation, support collagen production, and improve overall skin clarity. Some devices and protocols address acne or redness, but your technician will recommend the best approach for each concern.

Initial brightening can appear within days, but most clients notice steady improvement after two to four treatments. Final results develop over weeks as skin regenerates; maintenance sessions and proper sun protection prolong outcomes for lasting, even-toned skin.