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Get answers to common questions about Light Therapy: 1 treatment area.
We suggest an initial series of 6–8 treatments spaced one to two weeks apart, then maintenance sessions monthly. Individual results vary; your technician will recommend a personalized plan based on your skin concerns and response.
No — Celluma LED uses gentle light wavelengths and feels like mild warmth or tingling. Most clients find the treatment relaxing and comfortable. If you have heightened sensitivity or specific concerns, your practitioner will adjust settings for a pleasant experience.
Side effects are rare; you may experience temporary redness or mild warmth that subsides quickly. Avoid if you are photosensitive, taking photosensitizing medication, or have certain medical conditions—consult with staff during booking for safety screening.
Many clients notice subtle improvements after the first session, with more visible smoothing and firmness after 4–6 treatments. Consistent sessions and proper skincare enhance outcomes; maintenance treatments preserve results over time.
Yes. It pairs well with facials, microdermabrasion, and chemical peels once cleared by your technician. Combining therapies can accelerate skin rejuvenation; scheduling order and timing will be advised to maximize safety and effectiveness.
Not suitable for those with photosensitivity disorders, active skin infections, recent tanning, or on photosensitizing medications. Pregnant clients should consult their physician. Complete our consultation to confirm eligibility and address any medical questions.