Dermalux · October 2026
Dermalux in clinic, or hired for six weeks
Dermalux LED at Emmanuel Hall, The Lee. What red, blue and near-infrared actually do. £50 a session, £250 for six, or hire from £150 a week.
You lie down, I put the Dermalux over your face, and you rest. It is about twenty minutes. It is LED, not a laser, and it does not take the top off the skin. I chose this lamp because it is medically CE certified and FDA cleared, and because I can stand in front of you and explain what each colour is doing. One session with me at Emmanuel Hall is £50. Six are £250.
The three lights I actually use
Red is the one I use most. It reaches the dermis, where the fibroblast cells live, and it gives those cells a nudge to make collagen and elastin. Think of it as an energy boost for skin that looks grey and tired, not as a facelift. Fine lines can soften. They will not vanish.
Blue stays nearer the surface. I use it when we are dealing with spots. It works on the acne-causing bacteria and it can calm the oil. It will not stop a hormonal jawline from ever breaking out again. What people tell me is that the angry ones flatten quicker. That is a fair thing to want.
Near-infrared goes deeper. This is the one for redness and for skin that is inflamed, including the sort of flush people call rosacea, and for calming things down after another treatment. It also supports the way the skin gets oxygen and nutrients. I pick the mix. You do not have to arrive knowing the wavelengths.
With me, or at home
The skin likes repetition. One lovely session before a dinner will make you look less tired. It will not rebuild a lid. If you can get to The Lee, six sessions with me are £250. If the lane is too much every week, you can hire the lamp for £150 a week. The shortest I will let it go is six weeks, which is £900, 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.
I also use it once NeoGen has finished flaking, and in the week after Cell Story if the face feels scratchy. Not while plasma skin is still shedding. If you only have £50 and you are trying to decide whether you belong here at all, this is a sensible first hour. Then we talk about the thing that will actually change what you see.
Questions I get asked
What is Dermalux LED used for?
I use red for collagen and tired skin, blue for spots, and near-infrared for redness and healing. One session at The Lee is £50.
Can I hire a Dermalux lamp in Buckinghamshire?
Yes. £150 a week, six weeks minimum, which is £900. I show you how to use it at Emmanuel Hall before it goes home.
Does Dermalux replace NeoGen?
No. It will not tighten a lid or a neck. It is the calm, repeatable treatment, and it is useful after NeoGen once the skin has settled.