Dermalux once the NeoGen flake has gone

The question I get, usually in a WhatsApp on day six, is whether they can come back for the lamp. Sometimes yes. Not while the skin is still shedding. I treat at Emmanuel Hall in The Lee, and Dermalux is the LED I use once NeoGen has finished flaking, or on its own when you want calm without a week of hiding.

What I am using it for then

Red light is the one I reach for after plasma. It reaches the dermis and gives the fibroblast cells a nudge. Think of it as support for skin that has done a big job, not as a second NeoGen. Near-infrared is for redness and for skin that still feels angry. Blue is for spots, and I will not put blue on a face that is mid-flake just because someone read that LED is always fine.

One session with me is £50. Six are £250. It is about twenty minutes. You lie down, the lamp goes over your face, and you rest. It does not hurt. You should not feel a burn. If you do, we stop. You can go back out to Amersham or High Wycombe afterwards. There is no downtime from the light itself.

If the lane is too much every week

Hire is £150 a week, six weeks minimum, which is £900. I only let it go for that long because a lamp in a cupboard does nothing. I show you how, here, before it leaves. It comes back at the end unless we have agreed something else. Do not hire it to use on skin that is still crusted from NeoGen. The spacing is part of the plan, not a guess.

The lamp will not tighten a lid or a neck. If that is still the complaint once the flake has settled, we look at whether another NeoGen is worth it, months later, not the following week. Collagen is still being laid down. I will not book the next plasma the moment you look presentable.