LED Photobiomodulation

The session is very comfortable.

You may feel gentle warmth depending on the equipment and protocol used.

Photobiomodulation exposes the tissues to specific light wavelengths.

The photons are absorbed by certain light-sensitive cellular components and can modulate various biological responses.

The effects depend in particular on the wavelength, the light dose and the protocol used.

The exposure time depends on the protocol and your goal.

An LED session can usually be easily added to a dedicated appointment or follow another Innerskin treatment.

Each wavelength has different characteristics and does not interact with the tissues in the same way.

Red light is used in particular in protocols focused on skin quality and skin renewal, while blue light can be used in certain protocols designed for blemish-prone skin.

Your Skin Expert selects the protocol suited to your skin.

LED light can be part of an aesthetic approach for blemish-prone skin.

Certain wavelengths, particularly blue light, can interact with mechanisms involved in acne.

However, LED does not replace medical care where acne requires a diagnosis or dermatological follow-up.

Certain photobiomodulation protocols can help soothe the skin and visibly improve certain types of redness.

However, persistent redness or redness linked to a skin condition requires appropriate assessment.

Certain wavelengths used in photobiomodulation are being studied for their ability to influence the cellular mechanisms involved in collagen production and remodelling.

The effects are gradual and depend on the protocol and on having regular sessions.

The programme depends on the concern being addressed.

Photobiomodulation is often used as a course of repeated sessions to achieve a gradual effect. Your Skin Expert will determine the frequency and number of sessions suited to your skin.

Some people quickly notice fresher or more radiant-looking skin.

However, the biological effects sought with photobiomodulation generally require regularity and several sessions.

Photobiomodulation does not rely on targeting melanin and can be used on different skin types.

A skin assessment is still needed to check for any contraindications and select the right protocol.

LED devices can vary greatly in terms of wavelengths, power, dose delivered and exposure time.

Professional equipment makes it possible to use a defined protocol adapted to the intended goal. It is therefore not appropriate to consider all LED devices as equivalent.

Yes. Photobiomodulation can be included in many Innerskin programmes, in particular after certain treatments to support skin comfort and recovery.

Whether a combination is appropriate, and the protocol used, depend on the treatment carried out.

Depending on the treatment carried out and the condition of your skin, photobiomodulation can be used as a complement.

Your Skin Expert selects the light and protocol to respect your skin's sensitivity.

Depending on the Morpheus8 protocol carried out and how your skin reacts, photobiomodulation can be added to support the recovery phase.

This combination is decided on a case-by-case basis.

Photobiomodulation on its own generally involves no downtime.

When it follows another treatment, any downtime mainly depends on that treatment.

As a precaution, Innerskin does not perform this treatment during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

Photobiomodulation is not suitable in every situation.

Certain medical conditions or situations, or particular sensitivity to light, must be disclosed before the session.

Specific precautions may also be needed in the presence of certain skin or eye conditions.

As a precaution, Innerskin does not perform this treatment during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

A prior skin assessment checks that photobiomodulation is suitable for you.