LED Light Therapy Brisbane & Darwin

About LED Light Therapy

LED Phototherapy

Want a quick, pain-free and effective treatment for ageing, acne or skin rejuvenation? We offer LED Light Therapy in our Brisbane & Darwin clinics.

Light Emitting Diode (LED) Phototherapy uses wavelengths of light to help regenerate the skin by increasing collagen production and reducing the activity of oil glands within the skin. Originally created by NASA to help plants grow in space, further research found the LED could be applied to help treat wounds quickly but also help regenerate skin and muscle tissue.

LED Phototherapy uses red and blue light frequencies to target different parts of the skin, most commonly on the face, neck and chest.

The red light treats the epidermis – the outer layer of your skin – which absorbs the light and creates more collagen proteins in response. This can help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles as we age while also reducing inflammation and circulation.

The blue light targets the sebaceous glands – also known as oil glands – that sit beneath our hair follicles. When those glands become overactive, your skin can become oily and you may suffer from acne. The blue light penetrates the glands making them less active, giving you less oily skin and fewer breakouts while also killing acne-causing bacteria.

The best part about LED phototherapy is that it doesn’t contain ultraviolet rays and doesn’t burn the skin like in other treatments so it’s safe to use and won’t cause long-term damage to your skin.

The LED phototherapy treatment takes around 30 minutes. Because it’s only light penetrating your skin, the downtime is minimal and you can get on with your day.

Book a free LED Phototherapy consultation at our Darwin or Brisbane clinics today to experience smoother and less troublesome skin from the very first treatment.

What To Expect From LED Light Therapy

At the time of your treatment, your experienced Registered Nurse will prepare your skin. Your treatment will not be painful but we have a topical anaesthetic available if it’s needed. The device we use is the patented technology and clinically proven Dermalux Flex LED, which includes cooling technology to make sure it’s comfortable and pain-free.

Your experienced Registered Nurse will focus on any problem areas you’ve discussed and make adjustments as required.

Safety considerations are important during your LED Phototherapy treatment session at all our clinics. You and your Registered Nurse will be provided with eyewear to ensure your safety during the treatment. We will take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety.

Pre Light Therapy Treatment Care

The treatment works best on clean skin that has had limited exposure to the sun in the previous 4-6 weeks.

We can’t provide treatment to you if:

  • you are taking Accutane for acne
  • you are taking any other medication that makes you sensitive to light
  • you have fake tanned in the last 2 weeks

If you have a history of cold sores, your Registered Nurse may recommend a prophylactic antiviral therapy. Follow the directions for your particular antiviral medication.

Post Light Therapy Treatment Care

After LED light therapy treatment at our Brisbane or Darwin clinic, your skin may show some mild irritation/redness/erythema. This should subside fairly quickly. If you have any concerns about your skin, please let us know.

It’s important that you avoid wearing makeup for 24 hours after your treatment and avoid sun exposure for at least 14 days post treatment.

After those 14 days, always apply SPF 30+ sunscreen before going out into the sun and continue re-applying.

Wash the treatment area twice daily with a gentle cleanser and a light moisturiser that won’t clog your pores. If you can, avoid acids, irritants and active serums – including toner and face scrubs – for a week after your treatment.

Brisbane Clinic

Cosmetic Injectables Brisbane

1007 Stanley Street East,
East Brisbane, QLD
Phone: 0422 710 926

Monday by request
 
Tuesday-Friday 9am-5.30pm
 
Saturday 9am-2pm

Darwin Clinic

Cosmetic Injectables Darwin

Shop 1-2/127 Flynn Circuit,
Bellamack, Darwin NT 0832
Phone: 0484 087 745

Monday by request

Tuesday-Friday 9am-5.30pm

Thursday 9am-20.30pm

Sat 930am-2.30pm

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, LEDs don’t contain UV rays, this is considered a safer form of light therapy that won’t cause long-term damage to your skin. The treatment is also noninvasive and has few risks.

Treatments for LED light therapy can cost anywhere from $50-$100 per session. Prices can vary to this extent as to how they are incorporated into clinic treatments. For example, if they are an add on treatment or standalone. In addition to, different brands of LED will also have their recommended pricing guides.

It can help lighten hyper-pigmentation spots revealing a brighter complexion.

You won’t notice big changes in your skin immediately because healing is occurring at the cellular level and cells require time to heal and regenerate. Noticeable improvement usually comes after 8-12 weeks of consistent use.

LED light therapy doesn’t use ultraviolet (UV) light, so it doesn’t cause damage or burn your skin. It is important to note that some medications may cause skin sensitivities so please make sure you have informed your clinician of all medications you are taking or have taken in a 3 month period.

Light therapy is safe for the eyes in physically healthy, unmedicated persons. In clinic we always cover the eyes for safety reasons.

Yes, light therapy is a safe & effective treatment during pregnancy.

Yes. you can apply makeup as well as sunscreen straight after your treatment.

Yes, light therapy promotes skin healing, soothes inflammation, reduces redness and calms sensitive skin.

Yes, Blue LED light is most often used to treat acne. It may do this by reducing activity in the sebaceous glands, so they produce less of the oil that can plug the hair follicles, leading to acne. Blue light may also kill acne-causing bacteria known as Cutibacterium acnes.

Our Registered Nurses

Samantha Hair - Cosmetic Nurse Registration number: NMW0001474258

Samantha Hair - Registered Nurse

Samantha is a Cosmetic Nurse Injector, with 13 years clinical experience within the healthcare industry.

Jessica Whalley Cosmetic Nurse registration number: NMW0001470678

Jessica Hair - Registered Nurse

With 15 years’ experience in the healthcare industry, Jessica has built the fundamentals needed to provide her clients with the best possible care.

Molly Brown Cosmetic Nurse registration number: NMW0001463161

Molly Brown - Registered Nurse

Highly accomplished Registered Nurse with over ten years’ experience; a strong knowledge of cosmetic medicine, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery (pre-, peri- and post-operative).