Dermalux® LED
A clinically proven treatment designed to support skin repair, reduce inflammation, and improve overall skin function.
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Dermalux LED is a non-invasive light therapy treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to trigger biological processes within the skin.
Each wavelength works at a different depth, allowing us to target concerns such as inflammation, acne, sensitivity, and overall skin health.
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Many skin concerns, including acne, redness, and premature ageing, are linked to inflammation and reduced cellular function.
LED therapy works by stimulating the skin at a cellular level, helping to repair, calm, and strengthen the skin over time.
It is often used to support other treatments, improve recovery, and enhance overall results.
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Dermalux uses clinically proven wavelengths of light that are absorbed by the skin, triggering a response within the cells.
Blue light helps to reduce acne-causing bacteria
Red light supports collagen production and skin repair
Near-infrared light works at a deeper level to reduce inflammation and support healing
This process improves how the skin functions, leading to clearer, calmer, and healthier skin over time.
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Acne and breakouts
Helps to reduce bacteria and calm inflammation.Redness and sensitivity
Supports calmer, more balanced skin.Skin healing and recovery
Speeds up recovery following other treatments.Skin ageing and texture
Supports collagen production and overall skin quality.
At-home LED devices have become increasingly popular, and while they can have a place within a skincare routine, it’s important to understand how they compare to professional treatment.
The key difference lies in the strength and consistency of the light being delivered.
Professional systems such as Dermalux use clinically proven wavelengths at a significantly higher and more controlled intensity, allowing the light to penetrate the skin effectively and trigger a measurable biological response.
At-home devices are designed to be lower strength for safety, which means their ability to create real change within the skin is more limited.
They can be useful for maintaining results, but they are not a replacement for professional treatment.
In clinic, we are able to deliver a level of treatment that works more effectively at a cellular level, particularly when used as part of a structured treatment plan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Dermalux is particularly effective for concerns linked to inflammation, sensitivity, and impaired skin function.
It is commonly recommended for acne-prone skin, redness, rosacea, sensitivity, and overall skin healing, helping to calm the skin and support a healthier, more balanced complexion.
It can also be highly beneficial following more advanced treatments, where the skin requires additional support during the recovery process. By helping to reduce inflammation and support repair within the skin, Dermalux can improve recovery and enhance overall treatment outcomes.
Many clients also choose to incorporate Dermalux into their routine as a way of maintaining overall skin health and supporting long-term skin quality.
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Dermalux can be highly beneficial for acne-prone skin, particularly where inflammation and ongoing breakouts are present.
Blue light works to target acne-causing bacteria within the skin, while red and near-infrared wavelengths help to calm inflammation and support the skin’s healing response.
This combination allows us to not only reduce active breakouts, but also improve how the skin recovers overall, helping to minimise ongoing irritation and post-breakout inflammation.
Dermalux is often incorporated into wider acne treatment plans to support clearer, healthier, and more balanced skin over time.
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Dermalux is often recommended alongside other treatments because of the way it supports the skin during the recovery process.
Advanced treatments can create temporary inflammation within the skin as part of the process of stimulating improvement. Dermalux helps to calm this response, support healing, and improve overall skin recovery.
This can help to reduce downtime, minimise post-treatment redness, and allow the skin to recover in a more controlled and comfortable way.
By supporting the skin at a cellular level, Dermalux can also enhance overall treatment outcomes, which is why it is so commonly incorporated into professional treatment plans.
For many clients, adding Dermalux allows us to not only improve results, but also improve how the skin feels and behaves throughout the treatment process.
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This depends on your skin concerns and what we are treating.
If you are experiencing a more active concern such as acne, breakouts, inflammation, psoriasis, or increased skin sensitivity, we often recommend treatments twice weekly initially in order to calm and regulate the skin more effectively.
For more general skin rejuvenation, skin health, and maintenance, once weekly treatments are usually sufficient to support overall skin function and consistency.
Even where there are no specific concerns present, we generally recommend incorporating Dermalux into your routine at least twice monthly to help maintain overall skin health, support repair processes within the skin, and keep inflammation levels controlled.
Consistency is what allows Dermalux to deliver the most noticeable and long-term improvement over time.
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While Dermalux is commonly used on the face, it can also be highly beneficial for concerns affecting the body.
LED therapy can help to calm inflammation, support healing, and improve skin recovery across areas experiencing breakouts, irritation, sensitivity, or other inflammatory skin conditions.
It is often used for concerns such as body acne (including bacne), irritated or compromised skin, psoriasis, eczema flare-ups, minor burns, and post-procedure healing.
Dermalux can also be beneficial following surgery or more advanced treatments, where supporting the skin’s recovery process is important in helping the skin heal in a calmer and more controlled way.
By helping to regulate inflammation and support repair within the skin, Dermalux allows the skin to recover more efficiently overall.
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Dermalux is particularly beneficial for skin conditions linked to inflammation, irritation, impaired healing, or a weakened skin barrier.
This includes concerns such as acne, rosacea, redness, psoriasis, eczema, sensitivity, and delayed skin healing, all of which are associated with disruption in normal skin function.
LED therapy works by helping to calm inflammatory activity within the skin while also supporting cellular repair and recovery processes. This allows the skin to heal more efficiently and behave in a healthier, more balanced way over time.
Because of this, Dermalux is frequently incorporated into professional treatment plans not only to improve visible symptoms, but also to support overall skin health and resilience long-term.
