Light that selectively supports skin processes.

Photobiomodulation refers to the use of defined wavelengths of light that can be absorbed by light-sensitive structures in cells. The aim is not to remove or heat the skin, but to support biological processes. In cosmetics, LED light is therefore used primarily in regenerative, soothing and skin-appearance-focused concepts.

No. At Skin Revive, we use a professional LED/PDT light platform without photosensitising medication. Medical photodynamic therapy with a photosensitiser is a different procedure and belongs in medical hands.

Depending on the protocol, red, blue, green, yellow, pink and infrared are available. The platform covers approximately 415 to 850 nm. Which option is appropriate depends on skin condition and the treatment goal.

Red light is used in regeneration- and rejuvenation-focused concepts and can support processes related to collagen, elastin, microcirculation and recovery.

Blue light is used primarily for blemish-prone skin and skin prone to inflammation. It is not a substitute for dermatological treatment in cases of pronounced or inflammatory acne.

Depending on the selected protocol, the light phase alone often lasts around 20 minutes. Including preparation, skin assessment and finishing steps, the appointment may take correspondingly longer.

The application is non-invasive and is generally perceived as pleasant. The eyes are protected with suitable eye protection during treatment.

After a stand-alone LED light application, classic downtime is generally not expected. If LED is used following another treatment, aftercare is based on that main treatment.

That depends on skin condition and the goal. LED can be integrated into a longer-term treatment concept as a single appointment, a regular recovery component or a series. We determine the schedule individually.

Yes. Depending on the starting situation, LED can be used as an additional recovery component around selected professional treatments. Timing, light protocol and combination are chosen individually.

Treatment is not performed in the presence of relevant photosensitivity or photosensitising medication. Medical clarification is also advisable in cases of known light-induced disorders, certain eye conditions, active severe skin diseases or unclear skin changes. Pregnancy and ongoing medical therapies are discussed individually beforehand.

After PDT Light Therapy, the focus is on supporting recovery and protecting the treated area. This allows the treatment to stay targeted while remaining personalised rather than following a fixed standard protocol.

If possible, arrive with clean skin and tell us about any new medications, current skin reactions, dermatological treatments or unusual sensitivity to light. Severely irritated or acutely inflamed skin should be assessed first.

After a stand-alone LED application, gentle skincare and consistent sun protection are usually sufficient. If light therapy has been combined with a peel, needling or another treatment, you will receive the appropriate aftercare recommendation.

Yes. The flexibly positionable panels are designed for the face, scalp and selected body areas. At Skin Revive, we choose their use according to the respective treatment concept.