LED light therapy is a non-thermal treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to deliver light energy to the skin. ILA LED devices are designed for home use and may help improve the appearance of concerns such as fine lines, wrinkles, redness, uneven skin tone and texture, depending on the treatment mode and device.

Different wavelengths are designed to target different skin concerns. Depending on the ILA device, available wavelengths may include red, blue, amber and near-infrared (NIR) light.

For best results, the manual recommends using the device 3–5 days per week for a minimum of 4 weeks. Maintenance treatments can then be continued as desired, depending on your lifestyle and skin condition.

Treatment times can vary depending on the ILA model and selected mode. Always follow the treatment time recommended for your specific device. Some ILA devices automatically stop after a 10-minute treatment.

Yes. Your skin should be clean and free from make-up, creams, serums and lotions before using the device. Some skincare ingredients may increase light sensitivity or interfere with the treatment.

Yes. After treatment, you can apply your normal skincare products and sunscreen.

Yes. A sensitisation test should be performed before your first treatment. The manual recommends testing the device on the inner arm for 10 minutes and waiting at least 6 hours. If redness or itching occurs, the device should not be used.

No. Certain conditions and medications may make LED light therapy unsuitable. The manual specifically advises against use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with certain light-sensitive conditions, certain eye conditions, and when taking medications that can cause photosensitivity. If you are unsure whether the device is suitable for you, consult your doctor or healthcare provider before use.

Follow the eye-safety instructions supplied with your specific ILA device. For models supplied with eye protection, make sure the goggles or protective components properly cover the eyes during treatment.

The LED treatment is designed to be non-thermal, and the manual states that the LEDs do not produce heat. However, if the device feels hot or your skin becomes uncomfortably warm, turn it off and remove it immediately.

Results can vary from person to person. The manual recommends consistent use over several weeks, with a minimum recommended course of 4 weeks. People who completed a course of treatments reported visible improvements in skin tone and texture.

The recommended routine is 3–5 treatments per week. For the best experience, follow the treatment schedule provided with your specific ILA model rather than exceeding the recommended usage.

Turn the device off and make sure it is not charging. Clean the surfaces with a water-based wipe or a damp, clean cloth, then allow the device to air dry on a clean, dry surface. For stubborn stains, the manual allows gentle use of 70% alcohol.

No. Keep the device away from water and areas where water could be spilled onto it. Do not use the device if you believe it has come into contact with water.

Connect the supplied charging cable to the controller and the USB connector to the appropriate power supply. The controller contains a rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery. Do not use the device while it is charging.

Use the adapter supplied with the device and follow the charging specifications in your product manual. Using an unsuitable adapter may create an electrical safety risk.

First, make sure the controller is sufficiently charged and that the device and controller are properly connected. If the issue continues, do not attempt to repair or modify the device yourself. Contact your provider or support team for assistance.

No. The device contains no user-serviceable parts, and the manual specifically advises against modifying or attempting to repair the device yourself.

Some temporary redness may occur immediately after treatment. The manual states that the skin should return to normal within approximately 1–2 hours.

Stop the treatment immediately and remove the device if your skin feels hot or uncomfortable. If you experience a reaction that concerns you, discontinue use and seek appropriate medical advice.

Store the device flat, at room temperature, in a dry environment and away from direct sunlight.

The device should be used on clean skin without creams, serums, lotions or make-up immediately before treatment. If you use products or medications that may cause photosensitivity, consult your healthcare provider before using LED light therapy.

The core principles are similar, but features, treatment areas, light modes, wavelengths, accessories and treatment settings can vary between models. Always follow the instructions supplied with your specific ILA device.

Each ILA LED device comes with a user guide containing the specific instructions, precautions, treatment recommendations and operating information. Always read the user guide before your first treatment.