Dermalux Light Therapy

Dermalux Light Therapy is a non-invasive skin treatment that uses clinically proven wavelengths of light to rejuvenate, repair, and revitalise the skin. It harnesses the power of LED (Light Emitting Diode) technology to deliver therapeutic light energy safely and painlessly to the skin, stimulating natural cellular processes.

Dermalux typically uses a combination of:

Red light – to boost collagen production, reduce inflammation, and improve skin tone and texture.

Near-infrared light – to accelerate healing, calm sensitivity, and reduce redness.

Blue light – to target acne-causing bacteria and help clear breakouts.

Uses of Dermalux Light Therapy:

To treat acne – blue light helps eliminate bacteria and reduce breakouts.

For anti-ageing benefits – red and near-infrared lights stimulate collagen and elastin, reducing fine lines and wrinkles.

To reduce redness and inflammation – great for conditions like rosacea, eczema, or post-treatment irritation.

For skin rejuvenation – it improves overall skin clarity, radiance, and hydration.

As a healing boost – ideal post-aesthetic procedures (like microneedling or peels) to reduce downtime and speed recovery.

The Benefits of Dermalux Light Therapy:

• Completely non-invasive and painless
• Suitable for all skin types
• No downtime or recovery period
• Clinically proven and safe

Many people choose Dermalux Light Therapy as a stand-alone treatment or to enhance the results of other skin procedures. It’s popular in both professional skin clinics and at-home settings due to its gentle yet effective approach to achieving healthier, clearer, and more radiant skin.

Price

Priced at £35 with appointments taking 30 minutes.

Location

Treatments take place in the relaxing and welcoming environment of Ann’s bright, modern, spacious clinic, in Lower Stondon, Bedfordshire, which is perfectly placed for clients in Hertfordshire, too.

Contact Ann to book your appointment

To discuss the right treatment options for you and to book your appointment with Ann, please get in touch.