Benefits of

Blue Acne Light

Targets Acne-Causing Bacteria: Blue light effectively kills Propionibacterium acnes, the bacteria responsible for acne inflammation.
Non-Invasive and Drug-Free: Provides a natural alternative to medications and creams, reducing dependency on potentially irritating substances.
Quick and Painless: Treatments are typically short and painless, often described as a gentle warming sensation.
Reduced Skin Oiliness: Helps in minimizing oil production, leading to less clogged pores and breakouts.
Prevents Future Breakouts: By targeting and reducing acne-causing bacteria, it can prevent future flare-ups and maintain clearer skin.

Before & After

OUR TECHNIQUES

Here are the methods we employ in our approach to your treatment:

High-Intensity Blue Light Exposure: The skin is exposed to a high-intensity blue light, targeting the deeper layers without affecting the surface.
Pulsed Light Delivery: Some treatments use pulsed light to reduce heat and enhance the treatment's effectiveness.
Combination with Red Light: In certain treatments, blue light is combined with red light to reduce inflammation and promote faster healing.
Photosensitizing Agents: For more severe cases, a photosensitizing agent can be applied to the skin before blue light exposure to enhance the treatment's bacteria-killing effects (a process known as photodynamic therapy or PDT).

FAQs

What is Blue Light Acne Therapy?

Blue light therapy may help manage acne, according to scientists, because blue light rays help eradicate the P. acnes bacteria that causes acne. They may also have anti-inflammatory properties in keratinocytes, which are the most prevalent cells in the skin's outer layer. It can also treat other bacteria that can lead to skin cancer.

Is it the right treatment for me?

This method is advised for all people of all ages and genders and skin types.

Is it safe?

Tingling, stinging, prickling, or burning sensations may be felt on the treated skin during the blue light treatment. After the light treatment, these feelings of discomfort should subside. Other than that, such treatment is safe for everyone.

How long is the recovery time?

Around 1 or 2 days.