Not just beauty centers: more and more doctors, dermatologists and medical spas are integrating LED devices into their price list, to differentiate themselves and offer a service complementary to clinical treatments.
Photobiomodulation (or photobiostimulation, as it's also called in medical-scientific circles) has a body of scientific literature that makes it interesting not only for aesthetics but also as a support in dermatology, physiatry and sports medicine. Many practices offer it as a complementary, not a substitute, treatment to ongoing clinical paths.
Unlike many injectable or ablative procedures, LED photobiomodulation is non-invasive, requires no recovery time and has a very favorable safety profile. This makes it a low clinical-risk service with good perceived value for the patient, useful for building loyalty between one treatment and another.
The practices that are most successful with this type of service communicate it clearly as a complement, not an alternative, to clinical treatments: pre- and post-procedure to speed up recovery, or as a standalone maintenance path between one visit and another.
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