How LED Add Ons Work
LED Therapy Add Ons use targeted light wavelengths to support concerns like acne, inflammation, and signs of aging. Performed after a facial or skin treatment, the clinician positions a low-heat light source over the treated area for a brief session. The immediate effect depends on your baseline skin health, the primary facial, and how often you include the add-on in your care plan.
Because the add-on is non-invasive and brief, downtime is minimal and sessions typically fit into a commuter or parent's schedule. Results accumulate with repeat use rather than instant change. Choices about wavelength settings and treatment frequency are guided by your esthetician and the core facial you pair it with, not by the add-on alone.
What To Expect During
Appointments that include the LED Therapy Add On begin with your chosen facial or treatment; the clinician will cleanse and protect the eyes, then activate the light panel. The LED portion lasts 15 MINUTES and generally feels like gentle warmth or no sensation. Because it’s short, many clients rest or read while the light does its part.
The add-on price is $35 and is billed in addition to your selected facial or treatment. Adding the LED session is a practical decision when you want an extra boost without adding a long appointment. Your esthetician will confirm compatibility with serums or masks used during the primary facial.
Frequency And Local Factors
Deciding how often to include LED add-ons depends on your skin goals, sensitivity, and the treatment plan created with your esthetician. Commuter lifestyles in Woodbridge and surrounding neighborhoods often favor short, frequent boosts between monthly facials. The clinician will balance frequency against skin tolerance and the primary treatment’s schedule to avoid overstimulation or unnecessary overlap.
Auralis sees peak demand in Nov, Dec, and Jan as clients seek winter radiance for holiday events. Woodbridge's humid subtropical climate—with seasonal humidity, pollen, and temperature shifts—also affects skin and appointment timing; your esthetician will account for seasonal sensitivities when recommending when to schedule LED add-ons.
