Transform Your Skin and How You Feel In It
LED light therapy is one of the most globally recognized and extensively researched methods to rejuvenate, brighten and perfect the skin
60 Day Skin Transformation
Rooted in Science
Quick, Convenient Treatments
Non-Invasive
Filters
Hyperpigmentation, blemishes, dry and congested skin
Red Light Therapy Before and After
Reclaim Your Skin Story
'My face looked firmer, brighter, and more youthful overall.'
-Ana, 29
'I really LOVE and appreciate the LED masks! My skin is SOOO much better!'
-Kelsea, USA
'I noticed that my skincare gets absorbed more easily and I had less breakouts.'
-Alyssa, 20, Malaysia
'My skin looked more even and bright! It also became less irritated.'
-Nino, 24
'Worth it! My results show how fast they work.'
-Tiana, 24, Australia
'This is one week later and can you BELIEVE these results? LED is so powerful for wound healing.'
-Mike, USA
'Definitely enhanced my routine! Visible improvements in skin tone and hydration.'
-Anastasiia, 29, USA
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, red light therapy is a very effective skin rejuvenation technique that is been backed by several peer-reviewed studies and is recommended by many skin experts and doctors.*
Yes, unlike many topical treatments, LED light therapy is a gentle and non-invasive treatment option making it suitable for all skin types. Please consult a professional before use if you are light-sensitive or have any active wounds on the treatment area.
Results vary depending on the concern addressed. Relief from acne, redness, and irritation may be immediate, while the long-term collagen-boosting impacts of red and infrared light therapy may take 2-3 months to take effect fully. Consistency of treatment is key to long-term and sustained skin results
If you take certain medication that increases your sensitivity to light or have had any serious skin or eye conditions it is best to consult a healthcare professional before starting LED light therapy treatments.
