Yes—red light wavelengths are non-ablative, pigment-neutral, and do not trigger post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) or hypo-pigmentation.

No. Clients feel a gentle warmth; there’s no peeling, stinging, or photosensitivity. You can return to work or school immediately.

Many notice redness calming within the first 1–3 sessions. Fewer active breakouts and faster healing typically appear by weeks 3–4. Full skin-cycle results build over 8–12 sessions.

For moderate acne, we recommend 2 sessions per week for 4–6 weeks (8–12 total). Severe or cystic cases may benefit from 12–16 sessions, followed by monthly maintenance.

Breakout reduction can last months if you maintain healthy skincare habits. Most clients schedule a maintenance session every 4–6 weeks to keep inflammation low and skin clear.

Absolutely. It’s drug-free, gentle, and ideal for young skin. We simply require parental consent for clients under 18.

Yes. By reducing inflammation, balancing oil production, and improving skin healing speed, dual-wavelength photobiomodulation benefits teenage, adult, and hormone-related breakouts alike.

It can reduce reliance on harsh topicals, but it’s best used alongside dermatologist-approved cleansers or medications. Never stop prescriptions without your doctor’s guidance.

The anti-inflammatory effect of 635 nm light often reduces diffuse facial redness and supports stronger capillary walls, making it useful for mild rosacea flare-downs (consult first for severe cases).

Consistent sessions promote new collagen and normalise melanocyte activity, helping soften atrophic scars and fade hyperpigmentation over time.

No downtime. You may apply non-comedogenic makeup afterward. We simply recommend SPF 30+ daily and gentle, fragrance-free skincare to complement healing.

Red light therapy is very safe for most people, but there are a few exceptions. You should avoid or speak with your doctor first if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• NLT™ Therapy might cause a reaction with some tattoo inks. If you have tattoos in the treatment area, monitor
  the response and consult with a healthcare provider if concerned.

• Have a history of or active cancer or tumors

• If there's an active bleed or a tendency to bleed (like in hemophiliacs), NLT™ therapy might not be recommended.

• Take medications that cause light sensitivity / photosensitivity (like some antibiotics or acne meds)

• If you've recently undergone radiation therapy, consult with your healthcare provider before starting NLT™ Therapy.

• Have a severe eye condition and are not using proper protection

• If you have an active skin rash, sunburn, or infections.

• Have had recent organ transplants or photo-sensitive autoimmune diseases

• Have any thyroid conditions or issues

We’ll go over this with you during your free consultation to make sure the treatment is right for you.

Vibration plate therapy is very safe for most people, but there are a few exceptions. You should avoid or speak with your doctor first if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Recent Surgery or Implants. Avoid use if you've had recent surgeries, particularly:
  - Joint replacements
  - Spinal fusions
  - Metal pins, screws, or plates
  - Mesh implants or pacemakers

• Cardiovascular Conditions
  - Uncontrolled high blood pressure
  - Heart arrhythmias
  - History of heart attack or stroke
  - Pacemaker or defibrillator device

• Acute or Severe Conditions
  - Blood clots or thrombosis
  - Severe diabetes with nerve damage
  - Active infections or fever
  - Epilepsy or seizures
  - Cancer (especially in active treatment phase)

• Neurological Disorders
  - Vertigo or balance disorders
  - Multiple sclerosis
  - Parkinson’s disease
  - Uncontrolled migraines

• Other Medical Concerns
  - Retinal conditions (e.g. detached retina or recent eye surgery)
  - Uncontrolled thyroid disorders
  - Severe migraines
  - Open wounds or skin infections in contact areas

These conditions do not automatically disqualify someone from using the vibration plate, but should be assessed on a case-by-case basis:

• Mild arthritis

• Mild scoliosis

• Controlled hypertension

• Early-stage diabetes

• Seniors with mild mobility issues

We’ll go over this with you during your free consultation to make sure the treatment is right for you.

Yes—light therapy is an excellent adjunct. We typically schedule sessions 24–48 hrs after peels/microneedling and one week before or after injectables to maximise healing.

Normal outdoor activity is fine with SPF. Avoid intentional tanning; UV can aggravate inflammation and counteract collagen-building benefits.

It’s painless and relaxing. The light feels warm on your skin—many people even nap during their sessions!

Red light therapy has been used safely for decades. It doesn’t use UV rays and has no known serious side effects. some may experience mild warmth or temporary redness. We screen for contraindications during your consultation.

You can keep undergarments or loose clothing on—just expose the area you want to treat for best results.