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A Rejuvenating Treatment for Acne, Sun Damage, and Facial Lines for Bryn Mawr, Newtown Square, Main Line, and Beyond
Short for light emitting diode, an LED emits light at specific wavelengths: Blue (415 nm), Red (633 nm), and Near Infrared (830 nm). These specific wave lengths are used to treat a wide range of dermatological conditions including acne, sun damage, and skin rejuvenation. By harnessing this energy, an LED treatment at our Bryn Mawr, Newtown Square, and Philadelphia-area practices can be directed to specific areas of skin to stimulate its healing and regenerative processes.
At Cirillo Cosmetic Dermatology Spa, the two most frequently used lights are Blue and Red. Each spectrum of light has specific effects:
- Blue light destroys acne-causing bacteria
- Red light reduces inflammation and stimulates collagen production
Meet Dr. Cirillo & OurLicensed Aesthetic Providers
Led by board-certified dermatologist Victoria A. Cirillo-Hyland, M.D., our certified PA-Cs, licensed registered nurses, and licensed esthetician provide comprehensive aesthetic skin rejuvenation to help our clients look and feel 10 years younger.
Meet Dr. Cirillo & OurLicensed Aesthetic Providers
Led by board-certified dermatologist Victoria A. Cirillo-Hyland, M.D., our certified PA-Cs, licensed registered nurses, and skin care therapists provide comprehensive aesthetic skin rejuvenation to help our clients look and feel 10 years younger.
Near Infrared can be used to promote healing and rejuvenation and is also used in other medical specialties to treat pain.
While LED skin treatments are all-round skin rejuvenators, they are particularly well-suited to acne-prone and/or inflamed skin.
Other Skin-Rejuvenating Options
LED treatments can be used either alone, or in combination with peels, microdermabrasion, and laser treatments to achieve the best possible results. Our specialists will advise you on which treatments may be appropriate for you.
To learn more about LED treatments and other skin-rejuvenating options, Please BOOK ONLINE, call 610.525.5029, or Contact Us.