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By Emily Wyatt · Published October 23, 2023 · Updated February 10, 2025
If you haven't noticed already, we're huge fans of LED light therapy here at Joanna Vargas spas. Some of our most popular facials use the power of red and blue light, and we offer a full-body Revitalight LED bed for head-to-toe revitalization.

If you haven't noticed already, we're huge fans of LED light therapy here at Joanna Vargas spas. Some of our most popular facials use the power of red and blue light, and we offer a full-body Revitalight LED bed for head-to-toe revitalization.
Blue Light Therapy: Used in our Vitalight Facial and Add-On
Blue light therapy is a non-invasive, painless treatment that utilizes specific wavelengths of light to target and eliminate acne-causing bacteria. Blue light penetrates the skin's surface, effectively neutralizing and destroying acne-causing bacteria without damaging healthy tissue. It reduces inflammation, minimizes breakouts, and helps prevent new acne from forming.
Excessive sebum production is a common culprit behind acne. Blue light therapy helps regulate sebum production, resulting in a reduction of oily skin and clogged pores.
Blue light stimulates skin cells, boosting the production of collagen and elastin, which are essential for maintaining firmness and elasticity. This accelerates the healing process, reducing the appearance of acne scars and damaged skin.
Red Light Therapy: Used in our Vitalight Facial and Add-On, and our Revitalight LED bed treatments
Red light therapy is a gentle, non-thermal treatment that utilizes longer wavelengths to penetrate deeper into the skin. Red light stimulates fibroblast activity, promoting increased collagen and elastin production. This enhances skin elasticity, smooths fine lines and wrinkles, and ultimately leads to a more vibrant and youthful complexion.
Skin conditions such as rosacea and eczema often entail unsightly redness and inflammation. Red light therapy can significantly reduce these symptoms, providing relief and helping to restore a calmer complexion.
Red light therapy accelerates wound healing by stimulating blood circulation and promoting the growth of healthy cells. It has been particularly effective in treating post-surgical scars and reducing redness associated with various skin disorders.
Our Revitalight LED bed treatments offer full-body red light treatments, from head to toe. It's the perfect weekly treatment, and definitely remember add it after your next facial.
From targeting acne-causing bacteria to reducing inflammation and stimulating collagen production, blue and red light therapy offer a range of benefits - safe to say, we're obsessed!
Contact us to book:
jvla@joannavargas.com
(310) 424-5141 (call or text)
salon@joannavargas.com
(212) 949-2350 (call or text)

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