Black LW Aesthetic Solutions LED Light Therapy Mask box held in two hands, featuring gold line art of the mask on the front.

Continuing LED Light Therapy at Home — The LW Silicon PRO Mask

By Dr Amber Halliday, MRCGP MBBS BSc (Hons) | Blue Bird Aesthetics, Worthing

✓ Medically reviewed by Dr Amber Halliday, MRCGP MBBS BSc (Hons)

We introduced LED light therapy as one of the gentlest tools we use in clinic. The natural next question is whether you can keep that benefit going at home between appointments — and for the right person, the answer is yes.

Why Continue Between Appointments

In-clinic LED is typically used as a short, focused add-on around a treatment. An at-home device works differently: used consistently, a few times a week, it’s a way of supporting your skin’s ongoing routine rather than a single session’s recovery. Neither replaces the other — they do different jobs.

The LW Silicon PRO LED Mask

Dr Halliday recommends the LW Silicon PRO LED Mask as a flexible, silicone at-home device for use between clinic visits. It combines four wavelengths — Red (660nm), Near-Infrared (850nm), Blue (460nm) and Yellow (590nm) — each associated with a different skin benefit, from supporting the skin’s natural collagen processes to calming visible redness and reducing the appearance of blemishes.

As with any light therapy device, consistency matters more than intensity. Most people use it three to five times a week.

Wavelength Breakdown

  • Red (660nm) — supports the skin’s natural collagen processes and helps improve the appearance of fine lines; often used to support recovery after in-clinic treatment.
  • Near-Infrared (850nm) — penetrates more deeply to support firmness and help calm sensitive or reactive skin.
  • Blue (460nm) — helps reduce the appearance of blemishes and supports clearer-looking skin.
  • Yellow (590nm) — supports a brighter, more even-looking complexion and helps calm visible redness.
IInfographic showing four LED light wavelengths — red, near‑infrared, blue and yellow — with a black silicone LED facial mask in the centre and benefits listed for each wavelength.

At Home vs In-Clinic — How They Compare

 In-Clinic LEDLW Silicon PRO Mask
Best used asPost-treatment recovery add-onOngoing routine, between visits
FrequencyOccasional, treatment-linked3–5 times a week
Session length15 minutesPer manufacturer guidance

Pricing
The LW Silicon PRO LED Mask has an RRP of £299. We’re currently offering an introductory price of £240 (20% off), available until 31st August 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is LED light therapy safe to use at home?

LED therapy is non-invasive and generally well tolerated. The LW mask uses visible and near-infrared light with no UV exposure, but it’s worth discussing suitability with us if you have a specific skin condition or are pregnant. Can I use it after an in-clinic treatment?

Red and near-infrared light are often used to support the skin after treatment, but always follow the specific aftercare advice given for your procedure. Does it replace in-clinic LED?

No — they support different things. In-clinic LED is used around specific treatments; the at-home mask is for your ongoing routine between visits.

Want to try it?

The mask is available through the clinic at the introductory price. Get in touch and we’ll talk you through it.

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