Skin
Treatments

Common non-surgical skin treatments in a medispa setting may include microneedling, chemical peels, and LED light therapy. These treatments vary in how they are performed. Some involve controlled skin stimulation, some involve exfoliation of the skin surface, and others use light-based devices as part of a broader skin treatment approach. A consultation is required to determine which treatments may be suitable for your skin.

The most suitable skin treatment depends on your skin type, concerns, and overall skin condition. During a consultation, your practitioner will assess your skin and discuss appropriate treatment options. This may include a single treatment or a combination of treatments depending on your needs. Your medical history and any relevant skin sensitivities will also be considered. During a consultation, your practitioner will assess your skin and discuss suitable options. This may include a single treatment or a combination of treatments depending on your needs. Medical history and any relevant skin sensitivities are also considered before a plan is recommended.

These treatments work in different ways: Microneedling involves controlled micro-stimulation of the skin using fine needles as part of a skin treatment process Chemical peels use carefully formulated solutions to exfoliate the outer layers of the skin LED light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light as part of non-invasive skin treatment protocols Each treatment is selected based on your individual skin assessment.

LED light therapy uses different wavelengths of light as part of non-invasive skin treatment protocols. Different wavelengths may be selected depending on the treatment plan: Red LED is commonly used in general skin treatment protocols Blue LED is used in some skin-cleansing or congestion-focused protocols Yellow LED may be used in certain calming or skin-conditioning protocols Your practitioner will determine whether LED therapy is appropriate during consultation.

Downtime depends on the type of treatment performed and individual skin response. Some treatments involve minimal to no downtime, while others may result in temporary redness, dryness, or sensitivity. Your practitioner will advise you on expected aftercare and recovery based on your treatment plan.

Treatment frequency varies depending on your skin condition, the type of treatment used, and your individual response. Some treatments may be performed as a one-off, while others may be part of a planned series or ongoing skin maintenance program. Your practitioner will recommend an appropriate schedule during your consultation.