FAQ | Wellness > Using Light Therapy After Peels, Microneedling, or Skin Treatments

In clinical settings, red light therapy is sometimes used after procedures to support healing. These treatments are carefully controlled and timed by professionals. For at-home use, extra caution is required.

IMPORTANT AT-HOME GUIDANCE

If you have recently had:

• A chemical peel
• Microneedling
• Resurfacing or exfoliating treatments

You should wait until the skin has healed before using a light therapy device. Using light therapy too soon on compromised skin can increase redness, irritation, or discomfort.

When it may be safe to resume

Only resume use when:

✅ Skin is fully healed
✅ There is no active redness, stinging, or peeling
✅ No open or sensitized areas remain

When restarting:

✅Use clean, dry skin only
✅Start at the lowest intensity and shortest duration
✅Increase gradually over multiple sessions if skin tolerates it well

Hygiene matters! After procedures such as microneedling:

• Ensure the device is clean before use 
• Follow recommended cleaning instructions to reduce the risk of irritation or contamination
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When to seek professional advice:
If you are unsure whether your skin is ready for light therapy after a treatment, consult your skincare professional or healthcare provider before resuming use.

Disclaimer | The information provided here is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Our light therapy products are not medical devices, and we do not provide dermatological or healthcare guidance. Always refer to the product instructions included with your device and consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding any medical or skin-related concerns.