Acne and skin inflammation
Blue and violet light has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects and supports the treatment of acne, herpes and psoriasis.
LED light therapy is a non-invasive, painless method of light-based treatment — it uses the energy of coloured diodes to stimulate the skin's regenerative processes and improve its tone, elasticity and healing.
— in brief
LED light therapy uses the energy of diodes at different wavelengths to stimulate the skin's natural regenerative processes — without damaging the tissues and without any pain.
Modern medical LED lamps come in mobile versions (a standing lamp), as a full-body light-therapy bed, and in a special gynecological version, Digiled, dedicated to the intimate area.
During the treatment, photobiomodulation takes place — the light energy is absorbed by the mitochondria (the "power plants" of the cells), which increases collagen and elastin production, improves microcirculation and oxygenation, and enhances the overall hydration and restructuring of the tissues.
LED light therapy has a broad range of applications. Below are typical indications in which phototherapy can be part of a treatment or regeneration plan.
Blue and violet light has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects and supports the treatment of acne, herpes and psoriasis.
Yellow and orange light reduces redness, soothes irritation and has an anti-aging effect in sun-exposed areas.
Red light increases collagen and elastin production, firms the skin, improves its elasticity and supports phototherapy of the intimate area.
Infrared (IR) speeds up the healing of bruises, scars and joint degeneration, reduces inflammation and clears toxins, supporting recovery.
LED light therapy is a simple and comfortable procedure. Below is an overview of the stages to help you prepare for the treatment and understand how it works.
Assessment of the skin’s condition and the clinical concern, followed by selection of the appropriate LED colour or combination of colours (violet, blue, yellow, orange, red, IR).
before the treatmentCleansing and, if necessary, disinfection of the treatment area; for the face, makeup removal is not required.
~5–10 minThe patient assumes a comfortable position under the lamp; the light session lasts for a specified time depending on the protocol and treatment area.
several minutesDiscussion of the recommended frequency of sessions, possible combination therapies (RF, laser), and simple aftercare recommendations following phototherapy.
immediately after the treatmentLED light energy does not damage the tissues and causes no micro-injuries; its purpose is to modulate cell activity through photobiomodulation.
The treatment is painless, requires no anaesthesia and does not take the patient out of her daily activities.
Different wavelengths (from violet to IR) act at different tissue depths — from the epidermis to deeper structures.
After a series of LED sessions the tissue becomes better hydrated, better oxygenated, more elastic and firmer.
Combining the right colours of light makes it possible to act against aging and inflammation at the same time.
LED works excellently as a supportive therapy after procedures, speeding up wound healing and improving comfort during recovery.
Below are indicative prices for LED light therapy. The final quote and the number of sessions in a series are set individually during the consultation — depending on the indications, skin condition and the desired result.
LED light therapy supporting skin regeneration and enhancing the results of other treatments.
Payment: cash or card on the day of the treatment. A VAT invoice is issued on request. Prices are indicative and apply to treatments performed at ul. Czesława Miłosza 35/4 in Białystok. This price list does not constitute a commercial offer within the meaning of the Civil Code.