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LED Therapy protocol

A structured light-based treatment sequence guided by skin analysis, wavelength selection, and barrier-conscious finishing care.

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Skin analysis  •  Wavelength selection  •  Barrier support

Treatment objective

Let skin analysis guide the light protocol

Determine Fitzpatrick type, sensitivity, and visible inflammation before choosing wavelength, duration, and combination protocols.

Light energy does not replace products — it enhances biology. Always protect barrier integrity.

Treatment planning

Choose settings from assessment

  • Assess Fitzpatrick type, sensitivity, and inflammation.
  • Follow device-specific safety, distance, timing, and eye-protection guidance.
  • Keep the protocol barrier-conscious from preparation through finish.

Treatment sequence

Six stages from consultation to protection

Follow training and device guidance at every stage, and select red, blue, or combination treatment according to professional assessment.

  1. Assess

    Consult + analyze the skin

    Determine Fitzpatrick type, sensitivity, and inflammation before selecting the light protocol.

  2. Prepare

    Cleanse

    Use Dermaki Gentle Cleanse and double cleanse if needed.

  3. Optional

    Exfoliate gently

    Use Dermaki Enzyme Mask or Gentle Rose Exfoliator for gentle, barrier-safe preparation when indicated.

  4. Hydrate

    Prepare with Ion Gel

    Apply Dermaki Ion Gel infused with appropriate oils to support moisture and light penetration.

    Review the Ion Gel modality guide

  5. Treat

    Complete LED Therapy

    RedAnti-aging / healing15–20 min

    BlueAcne10–15 min

    CombinationAs indicatedPer protocol

  6. Finish

    Soothe + protect

    Apply Dermaki Toner, Age Perfect, or ECM Serum, then finish with Dermaki Barrier Repair or Clinical Moisturizer. Protect may be added.

Why it is essential

A flexible foundation for a new treatment room

01

Evidence-based

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Anti-inflammatory

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Suitable for nearly all Fitzpatrick types

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Aligned with barrier-repair philosophy

If only one device could be selected for a new esthetician, LED Therapy would be a strong choice.

Best for

Match the wavelength to the treatment goal

  • AAcneBlue
  • BAging + collagen stimulationRed / near-infrared
  • CRosacea + inflammationProfessional assessment
  • DPost-procedure healingProfessional assessment

Conductive medium

Prepare the skin with Dermaki Ion Gel

Infuse with appropriate oils when indicated to support moisture and light penetration, then follow the selected LED protocol.

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Dermaki Ion Gel professional conductive medium