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Introduction LED (Light Emitting Diode) therapy has become popular in skin clinics, but what does the science say? How It Works Different light wavelengths interact with the skin in different ways. For example:  Red light : often used for skin rejuvenation. Boosts collagen production and helps to reduces redness.  Blue light : targets acne-causing bacteria to improve breakouts.   Near-Infared: speeds healing, reduces inflammation, and relieves discomfort. What Research Shows

Introduction Preparing your skin and body before a procedure can support recovery and comfort. Steps to Consider  Avoid alcohol and smoking in the days leading up to treatment.  Pause certain supplements or medications if advised by your prescriber.  Arrive with clean skin - no heavy makeup or active skincare products.  Plan downtime - some treatments cause swelling or bruising. Why Preparation Matters Following preparation advice lowers risk of complications and improves

Introduction Every medical or cosmetic treatment carries risks. Being aware of potential side effects helps you make informed decisions. Common Short-Term Side Effects  Redness  Swelling  Bruising  Mild discomfort Less Common Risks  Infection   Allergic reaction  Asymmetry or unevenness  Vascular Occlusion  Why Disclosure Matters A qualified health professional will always explain risks, answer your questions, and provide aftercare instructions. Key Takeaway Knowing the risks

Introduction Considering a non-surgical treatment but not sure what happens at your first consultation? A professional consultation is the safest way to explore your options and understand whether a treatment is suitable for you. What Happens in a Consultation?  Medical history review - your nurse will ask about health conditions, medications, allergies, and lifestyle factors.  Skin and facial assessment - this helps identify what treatments may be appropriate.  Treatment p

Introduction After a cosmetic procedure, what you do at home matters. Skincare can support healing and comfort. General Guidelines  Keep skin clean and hydrated  Avoid harsh actives (like retinoids, AHAs, BHAs) unless advised otherwise  Use gentle, non-comedogenic products  Apply SPF daily to protect healing skin When to Seek Help Contact your treating nurse if you notice unusual pain, persistent swelling, or other concerning symptoms. Key Takeaway Think of aftercare as an