Teen Acne Treatment with LLLT

A calmer complexion—without harsh treatments or downtime. (Lighthouse Aesthetics)

At Lighthouse Aesthetics, we believe confidence begins with self-care. Our Teen Acne LLLT treatment uses targeted blue + red light therapy (also called phototherapy) to help reduce breakouts and support clearer-looking skin over time—especially for teens with mild to moderate acne. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Request an Appointment • Text/Call (203) 874-7435 (Lighthouse Aesthetics)

What is LLLT for acne?

LLLT (low-level light therapy) uses specific wavelengths of light to support acne improvement. The American Academy of Dermatology notes that lasers and light therapies can reduce acne, but results can be less predictable and these treatments are usually best as part of a broader acne plan. (American Academy of Dermatology)

How blue + red light can help teen acne

Blue light (around 415 nm): targets acne-related bacteria and may help calm inflammatory activity. (MDelite)

Red light (around 630 nm): supports anti-inflammatory benefits and skin recovery. (MDelite)
Clinical studies of combined blue + red LED therapy have shown it can be an effective, well-tolerated option for mild-to-moderate acne. (J Am Acad Dermatol)

Our device: MDElite InfinityPro

We use the MDElite InfinityPro and tailor your teen’s sessions using acne-focused wavelengths, including Pink Light (630 + 415 nm), which the manufacturer describes as combining red and blue wavelengths to target acne-related bacteria and help reduce inflammation/redness. (MDelite)
(Your plan may include other wavelengths when appropriate, based on skin needs.) (MDelite)

What this treatment is best for

LLLT is a great fit for teens who want a gentle option to help improve:

• Active inflammatory breakouts (pimples)

• Redness and irritation around blemishes

• Oily/congested-looking skin (in many cases) (MDelite)

Not ideal for: severe cystic/nodular acne as a stand-alone treatment—light therapy can help, but it often needs to be combined with other medical acne therapies for best results. (American Academy of Dermatology)

What to expect at the appointment

1) Quick consult + skin assessment
We review goals, acne patterns, skincare habits, and any medications/topicals. (American Academy of Dermatology)

2) Comfortable light session
Your teen relaxes while the device delivers a controlled light treatment. Protective eyewear is used. (American Academy of Dermatology)

3) Home-care guidance
Because light therapy rarely clears acne 100% by itself, we’ll often recommend a simple at-home routine to pair with treatment. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Results timeline (what’s realistic)

Most people need a series of treatments—multiple sessions work significantly better than one. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Results take time: studies commonly show best improvements weeks after the last session. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Maintenance may be helpful for some patients. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Safety and who should postpone

LLLT/blue light therapy is safe for most people, but it may not be recommended for those with photosensitivity disorders or certain light-sensitizing conditions/medications—tell us about all health history and products. (Cleveland Clinic)

Possible side effects can include temporary redness/dryness; some light treatments may cause brief stinging. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Note for minors: We’ll confirm parent/guardian consent requirements at scheduling/checkout.

Why choose Lighthouse Aesthetics

Your teen’s skin deserves a thoughtful plan—gentle, effective, and confidence-building in a serene, supportive setting. (Lighthouse Aesthetics)

Care is guided by experienced medical leadership, including Christelle Nimba, NP-C (Chief Medical Officer). (Lighthouse Aesthetics)

Pricing

Pricing depends on whether you choose a single session or a recommended series. You’ll receive transparent pricing with your personalized plan.

FAQ

Does it hurt?
Most teens find it comfortable and relaxing. Some may experience mild warmth or temporary redness. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Is there downtime?
Typically little to none. Some temporary redness or dryness can happen. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Will it completely clear acne?
Light therapy can reduce acne, but it rarely clears acne completely on its own. We may recommend pairing with a simple topical routine for better results. (American Academy of Dermatology)

How many sessions do we need?
Most people do best with a series. Improvements often build over time and may be most noticeable weeks after finishing the initial set. (American Academy of Dermatology)

Ready to help your teen feel confident in their skin?

Request an appointment for Teen Acne Treatment with LLLT at Lighthouse Aesthetics in Milford, CT—or text/call (203) 874-7435. (Lighthouse Aesthetics)

Location: 50 Cherry St #101, Milford, CT 06460 (Lighthouse Aesthetics)