You have just had a treatment and your skin is in recovery. Or breakouts flare without warning and you want something that addresses the inflammation driving them, not just the surface. Or you want to support what is already happening beneath the skin without adding anything aggressive to the equation.

Either way, you are not looking for more. You are looking for better.

Best for: post-procedure recovery · active breakouts · chronic redness · inflammatory skin conditions · cellular repair maintenance

We start with a quick look at your skin and what you are working toward — post-treatment recovery, active inflammation, or ongoing maintenance. You settle in beneath the LED panels for fifteen to thirty minutes. There is no discomfort and nothing to recover from afterward.

Results are cumulative. You may notice reduced redness or faster healing within days. The deeper shift — collagen response, lasting clarity — builds over consistent sessions. LED works well on its own and pairs well with other treatments when your provider sequences it into your personal plan.

• Active inflammation and redness visibly reduced
• Congestion and breakout activity calmed at the source
• Cellular repair cycle accelerated
• Collagen synthesis supported over time
• Compatible with virtually every other treatment at VIO

When you arrive, your provider assesses your skin’s current state and selects the wavelength combination that fits what your skin needs right now. You lie back under the panel. Gentle warmth. No discomfort. The session runs 20 to 30 minutes.

Downtime: None. This is one of the few treatments you can schedule immediately before or after other services without adjustment.

Results: Some people notice reduced redness the same day. The deeper cellular benefit builds across sessions — your provider tracks your response and adjusts the pace accordingly.

LED Light Therapy is supported by decades of peer-reviewed research demonstrating that specific wavelengths — including 415nm blue and 633nm red — penetrate the skin at measurable depths to regulate cellular repair, reduce inflammatory cytokines, and stimulate fibroblast response. Red light at 633nm has been shown in clinical studies to increase collagen density and accelerate wound repair.