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No, Dermalux will not induce tanning. It uses wavelengths outside the UV spectrum, specifically targeted to therapeutic wavelengths, ensuring no UV exposure and therefore no tanning effect.

Yes, near-infrared (NIR) light has significant therapeutic benefits. It promotes wound healing, accelerates tissue repair, and provides calming and soothing effects for inflammatory and problematic skin conditions. Additionally, NIR light is effective for pain relief.

Dermalux has not been tested on individuals under the age of 16. Treatments for individuals under 16 years old should be conducted at the discretion of the clinic and may require parental consent.

It is not recommended to use Dermalux LED Phototherapy on clients currently undergoing cancer treatment. Treatment can be considered once the client has been cleared by their oncologist or doctor. Dermalux is safe for use on clients who have completed cancer treatment.

While Dermalux LED Phototherapy is generally safe, its effects have not been extensively studied in pregnant women. Therefore, use during pregnancy is at the discretion of the healthcare provider. The treatment is considered safe for clients who are breastfeeding.

Dermalux LED Phototherapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses clinically proven wavelengths of light to rejuvenate and repair the skin. Unlike other light-based treatments such as laser or IPL, Dermalux LED Phototherapy is suitable for all skin types, during all seasons and does not cause thermal damage or discomfort. It can effectively treat a variety of skin concerns with no downtime.

Yes, Dermalux LED Phototherapy can be safely combined with other skincare treatments. It enhances the results by stimulating cell regeneration, modulating inflammation and promoting faster healing. Always consult with a skincare professional to determine the best combination for your specific needs.

After your Dermalux LED Phototherapy session, you can resume your normal skincare routine. It’s recommended to apply a hydrating moisturizer and use sunscreen to protect your skin from UV exposure.

Dermalux LED Phototherapy has a high safety profile with minimal risk of irritation or side effects, as evidenced by over 3,000 published clinical studies. However, individuals on photosensitive medications or with specific health conditions should consult their healthcare provider prior to treatment due to potential increased sensitivity to light exposure.

Yes, Dermalux LED Phototherapy is safe and effective for all skin tones.

A typical Dermalux LED Phototherapy session lasts about 20 to 30 minutes. The duration may vary depending on the Demalux device being used and the indication being treated.

Contraindications include epilepsy, severe light sensitivities, and certain medications that cause photosensitivity. Always consult with a healthcare provider to ensure LED Phototherapy is safe for you.

If your client is on medication not listed as contraindicated, it is important to consult with their healthcare provider. Some medications may cause increased sensitivity to light, and it is crucial to confirm safety before proceeding.

It is advisable to consult with your healthcare provider before starting the treatment to ensure there are no specific contraindications based on your individual health profile.

To maintain the 2.5cm distance, use the halo provided with the Flex MD. This ensures optimal light exposure.

Dermalux LED has a high safety profile. It is clinically proven to be safe for all skin types, including sensitive skin conditions.

LED Phototherapy should not worsen pigmentation when used correctly.

The optimal number of Dermalux treatments varies based on factors such as which device is being used from the Dermalux portfolio, the specific condition being treated, its severity, and individual patient characteristics. Generally, an initial course of 8 to 12 sessions is recommended. More frequent treatments typically yield faster and more noticeable results.

Yes, certain types of sheet masks can be used during the Dermalux LED treatment. Specifically, transparent and hydrogel masks that do not block light can be beneficial. These masks allow the therapeutic light to penetrate the skin while providing additional hydration and nutrients. It is important to avoid opaque masks that could obstruct the light and reduce the effectiveness of the treatment. Always consult with the manufacturer’s instructions to choose the appropriate mask/ingredients for use with LED phototherapy.

Follow the instructions in the treatment manual for the best results when using topical products with Dermalux LED treatment. Here are specific guidelines:

Beneficial:

• Hyaluronic Acid
• Peptides
• Stem Cells
• Growth Factors
• Beta Glucan
• Niacinamide

These ingredients are safe to apply on the skin prior to and during the Dermalux treatment. Use water-based serums and low viscosity gels that absorb quickly into the skin.

With Caution:

• Vitamin A
• Vitamin C
• Vitamin E
• Lactic Acid
• Mandelic Acid

These ingredients may be used in low concentrations in conjunction with the Dermalux treatment, but the skin response should be monitored. Avoid using high concentrations of active ingredients immediately after treatment, especially for sensitive or problematic skin.

Avoid:

• Glycolic Acid
• Salicylic Acid
• Benzoyl Peroxide
• Kojic Acid
• Retinol
• Hydroquinone
• Titanium Dioxide
• Zinc Oxide

Do not apply topical products that contain these ingredients during the Dermalux treatment as they create a barrier that inhibits light penetration. Such products can be used post-treatment. Skin peels may be used directly before the Dermalux treatment as long as they are neutralized in advance.

No, Dermalux does not stimulate Vitamin D production. Vitamin D synthesis requires UVB light, which is not used in Dermalux treatments. Dermalux employs specific wavelengths in the visible and near-infrared spectrum, which do not contribute to Vitamin D production.