Introducing - Celluma LED Light Therapy

Celluma LED Light Therapy is a revolutionary treatment that harnesses the power of light to improve both your skin and your overall well-being. Our treatment is FDA-cleared to effectively treat a variety of conditions, from acne and wrinkles to pain and inflammation. The non-invasive, relaxing therapy uses a unique combination of blue, red, and near-infrared LED lights to stimulate cellular activity and promote healing from within. Our treatment is safe, painless, and has no downtime, making it a popular choice for those seeking effective skin rejuvenation and pain relief. Whether you're looking to achieve clearer, healthier skin or reduce pain and inflammation, Celluma LED Light Therapy can help you look and feel your best.

We offer Celluma LED Light Therapy as a standalone treatment or as an enhancement to other treatments. Our professionals will work with you to create a personalized treatment plan that addresses your specific skin concerns.

Things to know before you go:

Stop retinol use 3-4 days before treatments

Arrive with clean dry skin. If you are unable to arrive with clean dry skin, our guest locker rooms will provide micellar water and/or a facial cleanser to remove all makeup and topical skin care ingredients and showers for use before treatments. 

Contacts should be removed prior to your appointment. Kneaded Relief’s guest locker rooms provide contact lens solution, but we do not have any extra contact cases, so please remember to bring a case for your contacts if you need to remove them before your service. 

Please be aware of the contraindications of Light Therapy. If any of the conditions apply to you, a doctor’s note will be required before getting the service. Doctor’s notes can be printed and brought in before your service, emailed to info@kneadedreliefdayspa.com or texted to 608-255-0070. 

Contraindications of Light Therapy:

  • Pregnant or Nursing

  • Children under the age of 12

  • History of epilepsy or seizures

  • Using photosensitive medication such as St. John's Wort, Accutane, Tetracycline, Methotrexate, Chloroquine, Bactrim/Sulfa, steroid injections or cortisone, blood thinners such as eliquis, and Estrogen (birth control usually does not cause any photosensitivity, but if you are using other medications with estrogen you should consult a doctor before using Celluma)

  • Blood Disorders or Circulatory Problems

  • Undergoing chemotherapy or radiation

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