INTRODUCTION
LED PHOTOTHERAPY
LED phototherapy is a clinically researched, non-invasive treatment that uses therapeutic wavelengths of light to support skin rejuvenation, reduce inflammation and promote natural cellular repair.
Our advanced Dermalux technology can help improve a range of skin concerns, including acne, redness, fine lines and post-treatment recovery, while offering additional support for sensitive and rosacea-prone skin.
Treatments are delivered in our nurse-led clinic and tailored to your individual skin needs.
WHAT IS
LED PHOTOTHERAPY?
LED phototherapy, also known as photobiomodulation (PBMT), uses specific wavelengths of light to influence biological processes involved in cellular energy production, inflammation and tissue repair.
Unlike UV light, LED phototherapy does not rely on damaging or heating the skin and generally requires no downtime.
Benefits may include:
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Supporting collagen production and skin rejuvenation
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Improving fine lines, skin texture and radiance
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Reducing inflammatory acne and blemishes
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Calming redness and supporting sensitive skin
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Promoting skin repair and post-treatment recovery
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Supporting the management of selected inflammatory skin conditions
HOW DOES
DERMALUX LED PHOTOTHERAPY WORK
Our professional Dermalux technology combines three clinically researched wavelengths, each targeting different skin concerns.
Blue Light – 415nm
Acne & Blemish-Prone Skin
Targets acne-associated bacteria to help reduce inflammatory breakouts and support clearer, healthier-looking skin.
Red Light – 633nm
Skin Rejuvenation & Collagen Support
Supports collagen-related processes, improves the appearance of fine lines and promotes healthier skin texture, radiance and repair.
Near-Infrared Light – 830nm
Inflammation & Skin Recovery
Penetrates more deeply into tissues to support cellular repair, regulate inflammation and promote post-treatment recovery.
Wavelengths can be used individually or in combination to create a personalised treatment programme.
TREATMENT TIME
10-30 Minutes
ANAESTHETIC
None
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PRICE
From £40.00
DOWN TIME
None
RESULTS
Immediatley
BENEFITS
WHAT SKIN CONDITIONS CAN LED PHOTOTHERAPY HELP?
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Acne & Breakouts
Blue and red light can help reduce inflammatory acne lesions, calm the skin and support clearer-looking skin. Particularly beneficial alongside professional acne treatments and medical-grade skincare.
Rosacea, Redness & Sensitive Skin
Red and near-infrared light may help calm inflammation and support skin recovery. LED can complement a personalised rosacea management programme, although clinical evidence specifically for rosacea remains limited.
Skin Ageing & Fine Lines
Supports collagen-related activity to improve skin texture, soften the appearance of fine lines and promote a brighter, more youthful-looking complexion.
Eczema, Dermatitis & Psoriasis
Photobiomodulation is being investigated for its anti-inflammatory effects in these conditions. Evidence remains limited, so LED should be considered a potential complementary treatment rather than a replacement for established medical care.
Pigmentation & Uneven Skin Tone
May support general skin health and recovery, although evidence for directly treating melasma and significant pigmentation is limited. A personalised assessment is recommended.
Post-Treatment Healing & Recovery
LED phototherapy can complement treatments such as microneedling, RF microneedling, selected chemical peels and medical facials, helping support the skin’s natural recovery processes.
Why Choose Dermalux LED Phototherapy at SE Medical?
At SE Medical, we use professional Dermalux technology to deliver personalised, non-invasive LED treatments in a clinical environment.
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Professional LED phototherapy technology
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Evidence-informed treatment protocols
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Nurse-led assessment and personalised care
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Comfortable treatment with minimal or no downtime
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Available as a standalone treatment or alongside other skin procedures
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