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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Red or Blue Light Therapy.
Blue wavelengths target P. acnes bacteria and reduce oil activity, while red wavelengths calm inflammation and stimulate healing. Together they reduce breakouts and promote repair. Treatments are painless, suitable for many skin types, and most clients benefit from a short series.
No downtime is expected after treatment; you can resume normal activities immediately. Some clients experience mild warmth or temporary redness that subsides within hours. Avoid direct sun and tanning beds after sessions and follow your esthetician's aftercare for best results.
Most clients start with a series of four to eight weekly treatments to see noticeable improvement, then shift to monthly maintenance. Frequency depends on acne severity and skin type; your esthetician will tailor a plan for you.
Yes — it pairs well with many facials, chemical peels, and extractions to calm inflammation and speed recovery. Avoid using immediately after aggressive resurfacing or if your skin is compromised; consult your esthetician to safely combine services.
Red and blue light are generally considered low risk, but pregnant or breastfeeding clients should consult their physician before treatment. Your esthetician will review contraindications and medical history to ensure safety and suggest alternatives if necessary.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin and avoid topical retinoids or strong exfoliants for forty-eight hours prior. Bring any relevant medications or concerns so your esthetician can adjust settings and provide personalized aftercare instructions.