Celluma LED light therapy · Stonehaven

Calmer, clearer skin and faster recovery.

Celluma LED light therapy helps calm breakouts, soften fine lines, support healing and ease aches and stiffness. It is relaxing, has no downtime and uses medical grade, FDA-cleared technology, backed by a wide body of research into LED light therapy.

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Why Celluma

Treatment you can trust.

We chose Celluma because it is medical grade, cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for several conditions, and the type of light it uses is supported by published research. That means you get a professional treatment, not a beauty gadget.

Each session uses three types of light together, so one appointment can help with more than one concern, such as breakouts and skin quality, or skin and muscle recovery. You simply lie back and relax for around 30 minutes.

What sets it apart

Why clients love it.

FDA-cleared

Cleared by the FDA for acne, facial wrinkles, muscle and joint pain and stiffness, muscle spasm, arthritis and local blood circulation.

No downtime

No needles, no heat damage and no recovery time. Go straight back to work or your day.

Boosts your other treatments

Added after facials or microneedling, it helps calm the skin and support your results.

Results backed by research

Red, blue and near-infrared LED light have been studied for decades, with published research on acne, skin quality and muscle and joint comfort.

How the light works

What each light does for you.

Blue light: clearer skin

Targets the bacteria involved in acne, helping calm active breakouts.

Red light: firmer, healthier looking skin

Works in the upper layers of the skin to support collagen, skin tone and healing.

Near-infrared: comfort and recovery

Reaches deeper into tissue to support circulation, muscle and joint comfort and recovery.

What we use it for

Skin, recovery and pain.

Acne and breakouts

Calming active spots, alongside skin peels, ozone plasma and homecare.

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Fine lines and skin quality

Supporting firmer, brighter, healthier looking skin, on its own or after facials.

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After treatments

Added to Dermapen 4™ microneedling and other advanced facials to calm the skin and support recovery.

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Muscle and joint pain

Near-infrared light for aches, stiffness and recovery after training or injury.

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Scars and wound support

Part of a wider plan for healing skin and scars, after assessment.

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Best as a combination plan

Light therapy works well alongside other treatments. A tailored package saves money and gives the best results. Come in and have a chat.

Your appointment

Relax and let the light work.

Talk

We check your health, medication and goals, as some medicines make skin more sensitive to light.

Treat

You lie back with eye protection while the panel sits close to the treatment area. Most people find it warm and relaxing.

Plan

Light therapy works best as a course. We recommend how often to come in for your concern.

Questions

Celluma FAQs.

Is Celluma safe?

Celluma uses LED light, not lasers or UV. There is no downtime and it is suitable for most skin types. We check your medical history first, as some medication and conditions can make skin sensitive to light.

Does it hurt?

No. Most people feel a gentle warmth and find it very relaxing.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on your concern. Light therapy builds up over a course, and we will recommend a plan at your first visit.

Is it better than an LED mask at home?

In clinic you get a medical grade, FDA-cleared treatment, chosen and timed by your practitioner as part of a wider plan. Most home masks are lower powered and have no medical clearance.

How much does it cost?

Red and near-infrared light therapy starts from £30. LED light therapy facials start from £40. See our price list for courses and memberships.

See the research

A controlled trial found red and near-infrared light improved skin complexion and skin roughness and increased collagen density, compared with a control group. Photomedicine and Laser Surgery, 2014 ↗
A systematic review and meta-analysis looked at LED light therapy across a range of skin conditions. Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine, 2023 ↗
A study of combined blue and red LED light found it helped improve mild to moderate acne. Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, 2007 ↗

Find out more on Celluma’s LED research page ↗.

Research shows what is possible. Individual results vary, and we will talk you through realistic expectations at your consultation.

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