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What Our Clients Say
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Dana is very kind and knowledgeable! I appreciate that she explains the facial treatments ...more
Dana did such an amazing job on my face! It’s never felt this clean before, I can’t wait t...more
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Dana’s customer service is second to NONE! I have been seeing her since March 2024 and the...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Celluma LED Light Therapy.
Sessions are 30 minutes long, delivering specific therapeutic wavelengths. Treatments are comfortable and noninvasive with no downtime. Most clients start with weekly sessions for 4–8 weeks, followed by maintenance once or twice monthly depending on goals and response.
Yes. Celluma is FDA-cleared and safe for most skin types and tones. Side effects are rare and mild, like temporary redness. Inform your therapist about photosensitizing medications, pregnancy, active infections, or implanted devices to confirm suitability before treatment.
Recommended course varies by goal: acne often needs 6–12 weekly sessions, pain relief may require several treatments spaced over weeks, and hair restoration benefits from ongoing weekly therapy. Your clinician will create a personalized plan and adjust frequency based on progress.
Yes. Specific wavelengths reduce acne-causing bacteria and inflammation while promoting skin repair. Over time, increased collagen and cellular renewal can soften scarring. For best results combine Celluma with topical regimens or professional acne treatments as recommended.
Celluma can support hair restoration by stimulating follicles and improving scalp circulation, creating an environment for healthier growth. Consistent weekly sessions over several months are typically required; individual responses vary. Combine with topical or medical therapies for enhanced outcomes when appropriate.
Side effects are uncommon and usually mild, such as temporary redness, warmth, or increased sensitivity. Avoid treatment if on photosensitizing drugs, pregnant, or with certain implants. Your therapist will review medical history and advise precautions or alternatives to ensure safety.