LED Light therapy has many benefits to the skin and can target concerns such as aging, breakouts, and pigmentation. At Opatra London, we have a number of the professional LED device to choose from. Our Latest LED device is the Light. 

Which skin concerns does the LIGHT machine therapy target?
The Light uses three different LED wavelengths to target multiple skin concerns.

Red LED:
The red wavelength on the device targets aging in the skin. It does this by penetrating down to the skin dermis, stimulating the production of collagen. This, in turn, strengthens elastin. A red LED session can leave the skin feeling plumped with a healthy, hydrated glow. Multiple treatments can see a reduction in fine lines and wrinkles.

Blue LED:
Blue led targets breakouts in the skin. The wavelength works on the surface of the skin to kill bacteria. It can also regulate sebum production, preventing the skin from overproducing oil. This can prevent oily skin and oil-related breakouts. It can also control and reduce the appearance of current breakouts.  

Near-Infrared:
This is the deepest penetrating wavelength. Near-infrared LED works on a cellular level, to renew and repair damaged skin cells. This not only gives the skin a rejuvenated, youthful glow, but it can also speed up the healing process. This makes it great for use after more invasive treatments.

Features of the Light:
The Light has a multi-LED option allowing you to use multiple LED wavelengths in one treatment. This enables you to create bespoke treatments to meet the skin needs of your clients. For example, if a client has aging concerns but it also suffering from a breakout, you can mix the blue and red wavelengths for an express treatment. You can select the intensity of the wavelengths, so if you want to mix LED’s but have one stronger than the other, this is possible.

The Light site over the head and does not contact with the skin. This makes it better after harsher treatments such as micro needling or derma planing as the skin may be left feeling slightly irritated.