Red Light Therapy

What is Red Light Therapy?

Red Light Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses low-wavelength red light to penetrate deep into the skin and cells. This therapeutic light energy promotes cellular regeneration, reduces inflammation, and enhances natural healing.

This Service is Ideal for Clients Looking to:

Improve skin texture and tone
Reduce wrinkles, scars, and acne
Stimulate hair growth
Relieve joint or muscle pain
Speed up wound healing
Boost energy and immunity

Benefits of Red Light Therapy

Enhances muscle recovery
Reduces joint pain and arthritis
Relieves muscle spasms
Increases metabolism and circulation
Boosts collagen production
Improves skin texture
Reduces acne, wrinkles, and scars
Promotes relaxation and better sleep
Boosts the immune system
Enhances athletic performance

Care Tips

Pre-Care Tips

Arrive well-hydrated
Avoid applying lotions, oils, or makeup before your session
Wear loose, comfortable clothing
Remove jewelry or metal items before treatment

Post-Care Tips

Moisturize treated areas with a recommended antioxidant-rich product
Apply SPF if the area is exposed to sunlight post-treatment
Continue hydrating throughout the day
Avoid hot showers, saunas, or intense workouts for at least 2 hours
Use one of our facial serums to enhance treatment results

Best Practices & FAQs

Sessions last 30 minutes to meet your desired goals
You can return to normal activities immediately after
Results build over time—consistency is key
No pain, no downtime, no UV exposure

How Often Should I Come?

Skin concerns: 2–3x per week for the first month, then maintain 1x weekly
Pain or inflammation: Up to 3x per week, depending on severity
General wellness: 1–2x per week for maintenance

Please Check Our Contraindications List Before Scheduling

You have open or bleeding wounds
You are, suspect you may be, or are planning to become pregnant, or if you are, or plan to begin, breastfeeding
You have cancer or suspect you may have cancerous lesions
You have epilepsy (seizures or loss of consciousness) when exposed to flashing lights
Take medication or products that may make you sensitive to light or sunlight
Are or may be sensitive to red light or near-infrared light
Consult your physician before using this product if you:
- Are under the care of a physician for a pre-existing health condition
- Have a condition that may make you sensitive to light or sunlight
- Take steroid medication, use a topical steroid, or receive steroid injections
- Have recently had surgery, LASIK or PRK eye surgery, or skin filler injections, or if you have breast implants