Skin
Rosacea & Facial Redness
A soothing choice during a flare, when skin wants the gentlest care.
Clinical light therapy
Dermalux LED Phototherapy in London
Your skin is mid-flare and every serum stings. This is the treatment we reach for when skin is inflamed or reactive: clinical-grade light with no heat and no downtime, calming redness and breakouts while you rest under the panel on Wimpole Street. £50 a session, or added to other treatments.
Quick facts
- Treats Acne, rosacea, inflammation, healing, dullness
- Session 20 to 30 minutes
- Course 6 to 12 sessions, twice weekly
- Downtime None
- Suits all skin tones Yes
- Price £50 a session, or added to other treatments
Concerns it addresses
What Dermalux Led treats
Skin
Adult Hormonal Acne
Calms inflammation and targets acne bacteria, with no heat and nothing absorbed.
Skin
Dry & Dull Skin
A gentle boost that brightens skin and lifts whatever it runs alongside.
Before & After Results
Pigmentation
Brown spots lightened
Dermalux Tri-Wave MD, red and near-infrared light, 4 sessions over 4 weeks, as part of a combination treatment rather than LED alone. Image courtesy of The Clinic by La Ross, Kent, published by Dermalux. Individual results may vary.
Clinical light, far beyond a home mask.
Clinical devices deliver considerably more energy at specific wavelengths.
What the treatment does
How Does It Work and What It Combines With
01
During the session
Light the skin responds to
The light is absorbed by the skin's cells, which respond to specific wavelengths. It works gently, without heat.
02
Sessions 2 to 3
Inflammation settles first
Many patients in a flare notice calmer-looking skin early in the course. Acne improves progressively across the course.
03
6 to 12 sessions
A course, and combinations
Twice weekly for a course of six to twelve. Most of the value comes from combination: LED after microneedling reduces redness and speeds recovery, LED alongside an acne course calms inflammation between laser sessions, and LED after a peel shortens the flaking phase.
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The light is absorbed by the skin's cells, which respond to specific wavelengths. It works gently, without heat.
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Many patients in a flare notice calmer-looking skin early in the course. Acne improves progressively across the course.
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Twice weekly for a course of six to twelve. Most of the value comes from combination: LED after microneedling reduces redness and speeds recovery, LED alongside an acne course calms inflammation between laser sessions, and LED after a peel shortens the flaking phase.
Key benefits
- Just gentle warmth, with no downtime
- Soothing during a rosacea or acne flare
- Speeds recovery after microneedling, peels and laser
- Suits all skin tones
- Genuinely relaxing, a calm half hour to yourself
Where it works
Where Dermalux LED Is Used
You lie under the panel with eye protection on. The light reaches the whole face at once, so there is no application point to choose.
Full face
Blue light targets the bacteria that drive acne, red light reduces inflammation and stimulates collagen, near-infrared penetrates deepest to accelerate healing and reduce swelling. All reach the whole face together.
- Session
- Twenty to thirty minutes
- Safe
- Suits most skin tones, and can be used during a rosacea or acne flare
Twenty to thirty minutes of gentle warmth, twice weekly for a course of six to twelve. No heat, no downtime, no sensation beyond warmth.
Your visit and your results
Your LED Journey at Regents Park Aesthetics
01
Day 0
The wavelength programme
Your therapist confirms the concern and sets the wavelength programme and course length.
What you feel or see A short conversation about the concern.
What to do Mention any other treatments you are having; LED often pairs with them.
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Your therapist confirms the concern and sets the wavelength programme and course length.
What you feel or see A short conversation about the concern.
What to do Mention any other treatments you are having; LED often pairs with them.
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Twenty to thirty minutes lying under the panel with eye protection.
What you feel or see Gentle warmth. Most patients fall asleep.
What to do Nothing to plan around.
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Calm skin, and makeup straight back on.
What you feel or see Calm, warm skin.
What to do Carry on with your day.
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Many patients in a flare notice calmer-looking skin early in the course.
What you feel or see Calmer, less red skin.
What to do Keep to twice weekly.
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Six to twelve sessions, usually twice weekly, then maintenance or use alongside other treatments. Acne improves progressively across the course; skin quality and tone improve gradually and naturally.
What you feel or see Steady improvement across the weeks.
What to do Pair it with microneedling, peels or laser where that is the plan.
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Results hold while the underlying condition is managed. Acne and rosacea are long-term conditions, and LED shines as part of a wider plan.
What you feel or see Held while the condition is managed.
What to do Keep the wider plan going.
Consultation
Day 0
Results
Day 0 · Consultation
The wavelength programme
Your therapist confirms the concern and sets the wavelength programme and course length.
What you feel or seeA short conversation about the concern.
What to doMention any other treatments you are having; LED often pairs with them.
Day 0 · Each session
Twenty to thirty minutes
Twenty to thirty minutes lying under the panel with eye protection.
What you feel or seeGentle warmth. Most patients fall asleep.
What to doNothing to plan around.
Same day · Afterwards
Nothing
Calm skin, and makeup straight back on.
What you feel or seeCalm, warm skin.
What to doCarry on with your day.
Sessions 2 to 3 · First change
Inflammation reduces
Many patients in a flare notice calmer-looking skin early in the course.
What you feel or seeCalmer, less red skin.
What to doKeep to twice weekly.
Twice weekly · The course
Six to twelve sessions
Six to twelve sessions, usually twice weekly, then maintenance or use alongside other treatments. Acne improves progressively across the course; skin quality and tone improve gradually and naturally.
What you feel or seeSteady improvement across the weeks.
What to doPair it with microneedling, peels or laser where that is the plan.
Ongoing · Maintenance
The perfect partner
Results hold while the underlying condition is managed. Acne and rosacea are long-term conditions, and LED shines as part of a wider plan.
What you feel or seeHeld while the condition is managed.
What to doKeep the wider plan going.
Treatment or session
Milestone
Dotted line: how results build over time, schematic not measured
It shines as part of a wider plan.
Calmer-looking skin builds across a course of six to twelve sessions.
Dermalux LED at Regents Park Aesthetics
Meet your practitioners
Every patient is assessed by a qualified clinician, a doctor, nurse or other qualified practitioner, before anything is booked.
Kay Greveson
Lead Practitioner
Award-winning aesthetic nurse practitioner with more than twenty years of specialist NHS nursing and over a decade in advanced aesthetic medicine. Qualified independent prescriber and the clinic’s CQC registered manager.
Dr Grace Adamson
Doctor
MBChB, BSc (Hons), with First-Class degrees in Physiological Sciences and in Medicine and Surgery, and extensive NHS experience across medical and surgical specialties. Trained with DermaMedical.
Spirithoula Koukoufikis
Senior Aesthetician
Known to patients as SK. Over thirteen years’ experience and more than fifty aesthetic lasers and devices, having worked at five-star clinics across London.
Choosing between treatments
Dermalux alongside other treatments
The right choice depends on your skin and what you are treating; a consultation settles it.
| MicroneedlingSkinPen, micro pins only | Chemical peelsMedical-strength acids | |
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| On its own | 24 to 48 hours of redness | 24 hours to 5 days of flaking, by depth |
| With Dermalux after | Reduces redness and speeds recovery | Shortens the flaking phase |
| Explore microneedling | Explore chemical peels |
That is where most of its value is. Mention any other treatments you are having; LED often pairs with them.
Transparent pricing
Pricing
Planning your treatment
Session20 to 30 minutes
Course6 to 12 sessions, twice weekly
DowntimeNone
Your plan and the number of sessions are agreed at your consultation, before anything is booked.
Treatment
From
Dermalux LED, single session
£50
Course of 6 to 12
Quoted at consultation
Added to another treatment
Quoted at consultation
Questions patients ask
Frequently asked questions
For inflammation, acne bacteria and healing, yes, with reasonable evidence. For lines and laxity it plays a gentle supporting role. It is most valuable alongside other treatments rather than on its own.
LED is the treatment we reach for when skin wants the gentlest care: rosacea in flare, acne that is inflamed and sore, skin recovering from a peel or laser, and skin so reactive that every active product stings.
LED is supportive, a calming partner to your other treatments. For lines or laxity, your clinician pairs it with a treatment designed for them.
Clinical devices deliver considerably more energy at specific wavelengths. A home mask makes a pleasant companion for maintenance between sessions.
Six to twelve, usually twice weekly, then maintenance or use alongside other treatments.
None. Calm skin, and makeup straight back on.
Gentle warmth. Most patients find it relaxing and many fall asleep.
Yes, and that is often exactly when we use it. It calms inflammation when the skin wants the gentlest care.
It suits most skin tones after a skin check. LED does not target pigment and generates no heat.
Yes, and that is where most of its value is. After microneedling it reduces redness and speeds recovery, and after a peel it shortens the flaking phase.
It can be a helpful part of the plan. Acne is a long-term condition, and LED works best as part of a plan that includes laser, peels or medical treatment.
Dermalux Led at Regents Park Aesthetics
Ready when you are.
Every plan starts with a conversation and a close look at your skin, so the treatment you book is the one that suits you.
