YOUR LED VISIT
A clear plan. Personal care.
01 Start with a conversation.
Share your skin concerns, medicines, recent treatments and health history. Confirm suitability and the LED option before proceeding.
02 Prepare and protect.
Skin is usually clean and makeup-free. Follow the team’s instructions for suitable eye protection; closed eyes alone are not a replacement.
03 Understand your next steps.
Ask about session length, aftercare and whether repeat visits are recommended. The $35 price is for one face-and-neck session, not a complete course.
LED, in plain language.
One face-and-neck session: $35.
Read the essentials below, then ask Elite Spa which light option and plan they recommend for you.
What is LED? Is it a laser?
LED stands for light-emitting diode. It uses light for skin care; an LED device is different from a laser. Light colors and devices have different uses.
What might it help with?
Some LED treatments may help with concerns such as mild acne or fine lines. Benefits depend on the light and treatment plan. LED skin care is not a replacement for diagnosis or treatment from a dermatologist.
What results should I expect?
Changes may be subtle and results vary. Repeat treatments may be needed; one visit is not a promise of a visible result. Elite Spa can discuss a suitable schedule after reviewing your skin and the device they use.
Who should seek advice first?
Tell the team about medicines that increase light sensitivity, eye conditions, skin cancer history or a current skin problem. Seek medical advice about a new or changing skin concern before cosmetic treatment.
How should I prepare?
Ask whether to arrive with clean, makeup-free skin and whether recent treatments or skin-care products affect your appointment. Do not stop prescribed medicines on your own. Confirm what is included and your preferred location before booking.
What about aftercare or irritation?
Follow the team’s device-specific aftercare advice. Keep skin care gentle and use sun protection. Irritation, redness, a rash or pain can occur; seek advice if symptoms persist or worry you.
