How Dermalux LED Phototherapy works
Clinically proven blue, red and near-infrared wavelengths are absorbed by the skin, where they trigger the skin's own repair processes: energising cells, supporting collagen production, calming inflammation and clinically proven to reduce and alleviate symptoms of eczema and psoriasis.
Clinically proven blue, red and near-infrared wavelengths boost collagen production, rejuvenate ageing skin, target blemishes and calm redness and sensitivity. Dermalux is clinically proven to reduce and alleviate symptoms of eczema and psoriasis. Benefits continue after treatment; a course of twelve sessions twice weekly is recommended.
How Dermalux LED works
Dermalux LED before and after




Dermalux LED phototherapy at Village Aesthetics in Wimbledon Village. Individual results vary.
What happens in the appointment
- 01
Cleanse
- 02
Eye protection and positioning under the LED panel
- 03
Light exposure at the selected wavelengths
- 04
Serum and SPF finish
Who it suits
- Redness, sensitivity and reactive skin
- Blemish-prone skin
- Eczema, psoriasis and inflammatory skin conditions
- Support for collagen production in ageing skin
- Anyone wanting a treatment with no downtime at all
When it isn't suitable
- Photosensitive conditions or medication that causes photosensitivity
- Recent use of certain light-sensitising products — discussed beforehand
Downtime and aftercare
None. Nothing is felt beyond gentle warmth.
- Apply SPF as usual
- Benefits continue to build after treatment
- A course of twelve sessions, twice weekly, is recommended
What it cannot do
LED is a supportive treatment. It works best as part of a plan alongside facials, peels or microneedling rather than as a standalone answer to texture or scarring.
Dermalux LED Phototherapy prices
Prices are confirmed in full at consultation before anything is booked. Courses and packages are available on most skin treatments.
- Dermalux LED
- Standalone phototherapy, or added to any skin treatment.
- £65 / £35 add-on30 min
Dermalux LED Phototherapy: common questions
How many Dermalux LED sessions are recommended?
A course of twelve sessions taken twice weekly is recommended for the clearest result, with benefits continuing after the course finishes.
Can LED be added to another treatment?
Yes. Dermalux LED is available as a £35 add-on to any skin treatment, or as a £65 standalone session.
