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Skin Health Journal

Illuminate With Dermalux FlexMD

LED light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to treat the skin, and Dermalux FlexMD is a medical-grade version of it. Available at Faciem Dermatology & Medical Clinic, let’s explore how it works and what it can realistically do for your skin.

A skincare treatment that harnesses the power of light to rejuvenate and calm your skin? Read on! Dermalux FlexMD is a non-invasive device designed to address a range of concerns. Whether you’re managing acne, signs of ageing or seeking an overall skin boost, it is a versatile option.

How Does Dermalux FlexMD Work?

Its ceramic LED technology delivers power with less heat, for safe and consistent performance. As a certified medical device, it has been tested against stringent quality, safety and efficacy standards, and it uses clinically studied wavelengths supported by published case studies.

It uses different wavelengths of light, each with its own benefits. Red light, for instance, penetrates the skin’s surface and stimulates collagen for a plumper, more youthful complexion. Blue light targets acne-causing bacteria, making it a useful tool against breakouts.

This flexibility means it can be adjusted to deliver a combination of wavelengths, allowing for a tailored treatment that meets your individual needs. I like to think of it as a customisable approach to beauty that adapts to you.

Treatments Available With Dermalux FlexMD

Anti-Ageing: Red light therapy stimulates collagen and elastin production. Studies have shown a visible reduction in the signs of ageing with regular use.

Acne: Blue light therapy targets the bacteria involved in breakouts, which can lead to clearer, calmer skin over time.

Radiance: Various light wavelengths encourage overall skin rejuvenation, helping to enhance your natural radiance for a revitalised complexion.

How Dermalux FlexMD Helps Improve Skin Issues

Speedy Recovery: Post-procedure redness or irritation? It can help support the healing process, minimising downtime after cosmetic treatments.

Collagen Boost: Collagen is key to a youthful complexion, and red light therapy is like a workout for your skin cells.

Inflammation Control: Persistent acne or general inflammation is targeted for a calmer complexion.

Reported Improvements: Users worldwide have reported improvements in skin texture, tone and overall appearance with regular treatments.

LED sits comfortably alongside clinic-grade treatments, and many patients combine it with a course of HydraFacial or another in-clinic option chosen at consultation.

Talk to a doctor about your skin

Articles can only take you so far. Every consultation at Faciem is with Dr Anamica Prasad, who has 20 years’ experience in dermatology — and covers medical and cosmetic concerns in the same appointment.

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