32 Wellington Parade, Blackfen Road, Sidcup, DA15 9NB

Dermalux LED Phototherapy

Sidcup

DERMALUX COMPACT LITE LED PHOTOTHERAPY

Advancements in LED technology have led to enhanced treatments and improvements in patient comfort, enabling practitioners to offer effective photodynamic therapy (PDT) and photodynamic cosmetic therapy (PDCT) solutions.

The application of low-level light energy via bioactive wavelengths stimulates, regulates or inhibits specific cellular processes, enhancing cellular performance and accelerating repair mechanisms to obtain proven therapeutic results.

Light energy is the most precise and targeted treatment available.

Light is absorbed and processed by target cells to activate specific biological functions without any trauma. Photo biomodulation is based on the same scientific principle as photosynthesis. Light is defined by different colours or wavelengths. This electromagnetic energy penetrates the skin at different depths, depending on the colour/wavelength. The light is a communicator, so when absorbed by photoreceptors (mitochondria of the cell) it causes chemical and physical change.

The Dermalux Compact Lite offers a non-invasive treatment that’s pain free with no downtime and all skin types can be treated all year round.

A specific combination of either blue, red or Near infrared light (NIR) is used by your practitioner for your individual concerns.

Blue Light (415 nm):

Kills acne-causing bacteria, targets certain viruses, suppresses sebaceous gland production, and reduces inflammation. Great for cold sores too. It also stimulates Serotonin – enhances mood. Epidermal depth.

Red Light (633 nm):

Enhances collagen and elastin production, reduces collagen breakdown, stimulates the circulation and promotes wound healing. Improves skin tone, hydration and vitality. It’s effective for anti-aging, inflammatory skin presentations, and pigmentation concerns. It also stimulates Melatonin – aids sleep. Dermal depth.

Near Infrared Light (830 nm):

Stimulates cellular regeneration, accelerates wound healing, modulates inflammation, calming redness, irritation and swelling and has demonstrated the potential to promote faster muscle recovery. Subcutaneous/muscle/bone depth.

Combine and Complement
Dermalux Compact Lite delivers these three precise wavelengths with optimal power output, ensuring safe, effective, and consistent results across several in-clinic applications.

The wavelengths can be used alone for rejuvenation of the skin or to treat skin conditions such as, acne, eczema, psoriasis and dermatitis, or combined with in-clinic treatments like Secret RF – Radiofrequency Microneedling, boosting results and offering wellness benefits.

LED also complements facials, peels and other injectables, aiding skin recovery and enhancing results.

For the treatment of skin conditions, a course of six to twelve treatments is usually required, with a minimum of two to three treatments per week. One course per year is sufficient if there have been no flare-ups, with just one treatment per month for maintenance.

For skin rejuvenation or prejuvenation, a course of six to twelve treatments is recommended, followed by one to two per month to maintain results.

For men, because the skin is thicker, an additional two treatments is usually required.

Want to try this treatment? You can have a single 20-minute treatment for just £50 or have a quick 10 minute session at the end of your aesthetic treatment for just £25.

Interested in this treatment? You can CONTACT US for more information or BOOK NOW to book your consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

All peels usually involve at least some mild discomfort, such as stinging, tingling, heat and even a burning sensation. Your Practitioner will ask you to let them know how intense this is and this will guide them in deciding when the solution needs to be neutralised.
Yes. Avoid: laser hair removal, microdermabrasion, waxing, depilatory creams, electrolysis, sunbeds and sunbathing for 7 days prior to a peel. Also avoid using: Topical retinols, retinoids and Tretinoin and AHA/BHA acids such as glycolic, lactic and salicylic acid. Benzoyl peroxide, exfoliating masks and hydroquinone should also be avoided. If you are not sure, then check with your Practitioner.
Yes but this depends on the condition of your skin. The peels we offer at GSN Aesthetics are fairly light, but you can still get some light peeling, flaking, redness, dryness and itching in some cases. Use plenty of moisturiser to ease this and do not pick! Some people experience a minor pimple breakout following their peel. This will quickly clear up.
Yes. Use plenty of moisturiser if you are dry or flaky. Vigilant use of a sunscreen for the face with an SPF of 50 is essential, especially for 2 weeks after each peel. No sunbathing or sunbeds during a course of peels and for 2-4 weeks afterwards, depending on the peel. Your active skincare: retinoids/retinols, BHA/AHA’s, etc can be restarted after 5-7 days. Ask your Practitioner for individualised advice. Do not exfoliate until your skin has recovered. No sooner than 5-7 days after your treatment. Do not pick, scratch or pull any peeling skin off! This can lead to hyperpigmentation and scarring.
No. You can’t have a peel if: You are pregnant. Talk to your Practitioner though, as we do have a nice treatment that you can have! You have cold sores, herpes simplex or warts in the treatment area. You are sunburnt, have a wound, damaged, inflamed or sensitive skin within the treatment area. You are currently taking Accutane or have taken it in the last 12 months. You have a history of radiation therapy within the treatment area. You are allergic to any of the ingredients.

Refer a Friend & Treatment Offers

We know that many new clients decide to have treatments due to direct recommendation of a friend who is an existing client. At GSN Aesthetics we value our patients, so we have decided to give you something back to show our appreciation.