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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hydrolight (LED light).
Hydrolight uses low-level red and blue LED wavelengths to penetrate beneath the skin’s surface, reducing bacteria, calming inflammation, and stimulating cellular repair. Treatments are non-invasive, painless, and work cumulatively to support healthier-looking skin.
Yes. Hydrolight is gentle and suitable for most skin types and ages; however, contraindications include photosensitivity, certain medications, or open wounds. We perform a consultation to ensure safety and tailor settings to your skin.
Most clients notice improvements after 3–6 sessions, with optimal results achieved through a series of 6–12 treatments spaced weekly or biweekly. Maintenance sessions help sustain benefits depending on your skin concerns and goals.
Side effects are minimal and typically limited to temporary warmth or mild redness immediately after treatment. Serious reactions are rare; we review your medical history and perform a patch test if needed to reduce risk.
Hydrolight pairs well with facials, microdermabrasion, and chemical peels when scheduled appropriately. Your technician will recommend timing—often LED after exfoliation—to enhance results while ensuring skin is not overstressed.
Avoid heavy retinoids, strong acids, prolonged sun exposure, and abrasive treatments for 24–72 hours post-session. Use gentle skincare, sunscreen, and follow your technician's aftercare to maximize results and minimize irritation.