LED Light Therapy

At Good Things Clinic, LED Light Therapy is delivered using the Dermalux Flex MD, a medical grade, clinically validated device trusted within dermatology and aesthetic medicine.

Investment
£45
Or £25 as an add-on
Device
Dermalux Flex MD
Medical-grade phototherapy
Downtime
None
Pain-free and relaxing
Frequency
Tailored
Weekly at first for some concerns

A consultation is required before any treatment at Good Things Clinic, view our consultation options here.

The Dermalux Flex MD is not a cosmetic LED mask. It is an advanced, non invasive phototherapy system that delivers clinically proven wavelengths of light energy to stimulate cellular activity, accelerate repair, reduce inflammation, and improve overall skin health.

LED therapy works by triggering biological processes within the skin’s cells. Different wavelengths penetrate to different depths, activating specific responses that promote regeneration and restoration.

This treatment is painless, relaxing, and suitable for a wide range of skin concerns. It can be performed as a standalone treatment or incorporated into a wider skin health plan.

How Dermalux Flex MD Works

The Dermalux Flex MD uses three clinically proven wavelengths of light.

Blue Light 415nm

Blue light targets acne causing bacteria within the skin. It helps reduce active breakouts by destroying Cutibacterium acnes while also calming inflammation. This wavelength is particularly beneficial for blemish prone and congested skin.

Red Light 633nm

Red light stimulates fibroblast activity, encouraging collagen and elastin production. It supports skin rejuvenation, reduces the appearance of fine lines, improves texture, and enhances overall radiance. Red light is also anti inflammatory, making it suitable for sensitive or reactive skin.

Near Infrared 830nm

Near infrared penetrates deeper into the skin to promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and accelerate healing. It is particularly effective for post treatment recovery, rosacea prone skin, compromised barriers, and overall skin regeneration.

The Dermalux Flex MD can deliver these wavelengths individually or in combination, allowing treatments to be fully tailored to your skin condition and goals.

What Skin Conditions Is LED Therapy Good For

  • Acne and breakouts
  • Inflammation and redness
  • Rosacea prone skin
  • Fine lines and early ageing
  • Dull or tired skin
  • Post treatment recovery
  • Compromised skin barrier
  • General skin rejuvenation

LED Light Therapy is also highly beneficial following treatments such as chemical peels, microneedling, dermaplaning, and injectable procedures to accelerate healing and reduce downtime.

Treatment Experience

The treatment is completely non invasive and pain free. You will relax comfortably while the device delivers therapeutic light energy to the skin. There is no downtime, and skin often appears calmer and more radiant immediately after treatment.

Investment

Standalone LED Light Therapy
£45
LED add onAdded to any treatment
£25

When used as an add on, LED therapy enhances results, reduces inflammation, and supports faster recovery.

At Good Things Clinic, LED Light Therapy is not simply an optional extra. It is a powerful regenerative tool that supports cellular health, collagen production, and long term skin resilience.

Frequently asked questions

How is Dermalux Flex MD different from at home LED masks?

The Dermalux Flex MD is a clinically validated, professional LED phototherapy device that delivers precise, high intensity wavelengths at therapeutic doses. Many at home LED devices operate at significantly lower power outputs and may not deliver the same level of cellular stimulation or consistent clinical outcomes.

How often should LED therapy be performed?

Frequency depends on the condition being treated. For acne or inflammatory concerns, weekly sessions may be recommended initially. For maintenance or rejuvenation, treatments can be spaced further apart. Your personalised schedule will be discussed during consultation.

Is LED Light Therapy safe?

Yes. LED phototherapy is non invasive, pain free, and does not compromise the skin barrier. It works by stimulating natural cellular processes without causing trauma or heat damage.

Can LED therapy help with acne?

Yes. The blue light wavelength targets acne causing bacteria, while red and near infrared wavelengths help calm inflammation and support healing. This combination makes it effective for managing breakouts as part of a structured skin plan.

Can LED therapy reduce redness and rosacea?

Red and near infrared wavelengths help reduce inflammation, support circulation, and promote tissue repair. This makes LED therapy beneficial for redness prone or reactive skin when appropriately assessed.

Does LED therapy help with ageing?

Red light stimulates fibroblast activity, supporting collagen and elastin production. Over time, this can improve firmness, skin texture, and overall skin vitality.

Can LED therapy be used after other treatments?

Yes. LED therapy is commonly used following treatments such as chemical peels, microneedling, dermaplaning, and injectable procedures to calm the skin and support recovery.

Is there any downtime?

No. There is no downtime, and skin often appears calmer and more radiant immediately after treatment.

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Book your LED Light Therapy consultation

Every treatment starts with a personalised consultation with Abigail, so your plan is safe, suitable and built around you.