Recovery • Inflammation support • Skin conditioning
Lutronic Healite II™11–20 minutes
An LED-based low-level light therapy / photobiomodulation platform. Its 830 nm near-infrared mode is used in protocols intended to support cellular activity, tissue recovery and local circulation, and is frequently incorporated into aesthetic programmes as a supportive treatment following selected procedures such as microdermabrasion, peels and IPL. It's also used in scalp protocols to support hair growth, and can be considered for mild pain relief.
Commonly Asked
Healite II is an LED-based low-level light therapy system manufactured by Lutronic.
It delivers specific wavelengths of light and is frequently incorporated into aesthetic protocols to support tissue recovery, skin condition and, in some protocols, pain relief.
The 830 nm near-infrared mode is used in photobiomodulation protocols associated with tissue recovery and cellular activity.
Yes, when applied to the scalp, Healite's light therapy may be used to support hair growth as part of a broader hair and scalp treatment plan. It's generally considered a supportive option rather than a standalone solution for significant hair loss, your doctor can advise how it fits alongside other treatments.
No significant discomfort is normally expected. Treatment is non-invasive.
Patients may feel mild warmth, but Healite II does not work by aggressively heating or ablating the skin.
Healite II itself normally requires no downtime.
A session typically takes around 20 minutes, and it can generally be repeated up to twice a week, including on very sensitive skin, since it works through light rather than heat or abrasion. Your doctor will confirm a frequency that suits your specific treatment plan.
Yes, it's frequently incorporated into post-procedure protocols after treatments such as laser, peels and microdermabrasion, where it's used to support the skin's natural recovery process. Some studies suggest LED photobiomodulation like this can meaningfully shorten visible recovery time and support skin elasticity, though your doctor will explain what to realistically expect for your specific treatment combination.
It may be included as a supportive treatment following selected procedures.
Yes, depending on the clinical indication and treatment plan.
This varies depending on whether Healite II is used alone or as part of another procedure's recovery protocol.