Skin treatment

LED Light Therapy in Newark

A relaxing, no-downtime treatment for acne-prone, sensitive or ageing skin, using clinically studied Dermalux light wavelengths to support clarity, calm and repair.

LED Light Therapy at The London Road Clinic, Newark
Price
From £35 per session. Course of six, £175
Duration
30 mins
Results
Many clients notice an immediate glow, while deeper benefits build across a course

The treatment

How LED Light Therapy works

Dermalux uses clinically studied blue, red and near-infrared wavelengths to energise skin cells and support specific treatment outcomes. Blue light is used for acne-prone skin, red light supports collagen activity and repair, and near-infrared helps calm inflammation and deepen healing. At The London Road Clinic, wavelengths are combined and tailored to individual goals, whether that is clarity, calm, brightness or recovery after another treatment.

What patients notice

What to expect

  • No needles and no downtime
  • Supports acne, redness and healing
  • Warm, relaxing treatment experience
  • Useful as a stand-alone or add-on treatment
  • Easy to combine with facials, peels or microneedling

Before you book

Is this treatment right for you?

Suitable for

  • Most adults with acne-prone, sensitive or ageing skin, and those wanting supportive recovery after other skin treatments.

Not suitable for

  • Suitability should be checked if you are very light-sensitive or have a medical reason to avoid specific light-based treatments.

In their own words

I have just had the dermalux red light therapy treatment with the amazing Jazmine, thank you so much my skin is now feeling fresh with a super glow.
Emma · with Jaz · 8 Mar 2025

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After your appointment

Aftercare

There is no downtime. Continue with gentle skincare, use SPF and follow any additional advice if LED is being used to support recovery after another treatment.

Between appointments

Homecare

A course of LED works best alongside a calm, uncomplicated routine at home. The clinic shop stocks the barrier-support range recommended during a course, for the weeks between sessions.

Shop calming skincare

A short course, close together

The clinic is at 65 London Road, Newark-on-Trent, NG24 1RZ, with free parking at the front.

A short course is what makes the difference for a specific condition, and the sessions want to sit reasonably close together. That is the part worth planning: several visits over a few weeks rather than one appointment.

Patients travel in from Balderton, Farndon, Collingham, Southwell and Bingham, and from Lincoln, Grantham and Sleaford. Sessions are short and there is nothing to recover from, so they slot into a working day easily.

If you are coming any distance, this pairs well with another treatment in the same visit. Ask when you book and we will build the appointment around it.

Further reading: the patient guide to Dermalux LED. Background on the concerns: acne and breakouts and rosacea and redness.

A course means several visits, so the road matters. Pages for Southwell and Grantham.

Common questions

Frequently asked about LED Light Therapy

What does LED Light Therapy treat?
The clinic says it is suitable for acne-prone, sensitive and ageing skin and can also support healing after other treatments.
How does Dermalux work?
It uses clinically studied blue, red and near-infrared wavelengths to energise skin cells, calm inflammation and support repair.
What does the treatment feel like?
It feels warm and relaxing, with no UV exposure.
Is there any downtime after LED treatment?
No. The clinic describes it as a non-invasive treatment with no downtime.
When will I see results?
Many clients notice an immediate post-treatment glow, while condition-specific improvements usually build over a short course.
Can LED be combined with other treatments?
Yes. The clinic specifically notes that it works well with facials, peels and microneedling.
Which wavelength is used for acne-prone skin?
The clinic explains that blue light is used for acne-prone skin, while red and near-infrared support repair and calming.
Who may need a suitability check first?
Anyone who is very light-sensitive or has a medical reason to avoid light-based treatment should be assessed before treatment proceeds.

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Medically reviewed by Dr Shahe Boghossian, Medical Consultant, GMC 5204600. Last reviewed 6 Aug 2026. Page updated 28 Aug 2026.

65 London Road, Newark

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