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Aesthetic Dermatology · Acne Treatments

Bacteria-targeting lightOil controlNon-invasive

Blue Light /
Photodynamic Therapy

A targeted acne treatment where a light-sensitive solution (in PDT) is activated by blue light to kill acne-causing bacteria, reduce oil activity, and calm inflammation — helping clear active breakouts safely and effectively.

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Blue Light /
What is

What is
Blue Light / PDT Therapy?

Blue Light Therapy / PDT is a targeted acne treatment where a light-sensitive solution (in PDT) is activated by blue light to kill acne-causing bacteria, reduce oil activity, and calm inflammation, helping clear active breakouts safely and effectively.

Treatment zone diagram

Conditions this
treatment addresses

  • Inflammatory Acne (Papules, Pustules)
  • Cystic Acne (as Supportive Therapy)
  • Hormonal Acne
  • Recurrent Breakouts
  • Acne-Related Redness & Inflammation

What your skin
gains from this

Typically 4 to 6 sessions are recommended for visible improvement, done every 1 to 2 weeks depending on severity; PDT may require fewer but more intensive sessions.

01

Targets and reduces acne-causing bacteria

Blue light wavelengths directly destroy the bacteria responsible for inflammatory breakouts, addressing acne at its source

02

Helps control oil production

Treatment calms overactive oil glands, reducing the excess sebum that contributes to clogged pores and breakouts

03

Calms inflammation and redness

The anti-inflammatory action of the light soothes irritated, inflamed skin and reduces visible acne-related redness

04

Non-invasive with minimal discomfort

Sessions are comfortable and require no needles or abrasive exfoliation, making the treatment accessible and easy to tolerate

05

Reduces frequency and severity of breakouts

Consistent sessions help keep acne-causing bacteria and oil activity in check, supporting fewer and less severe flare-ups over time

4-6

Sessions for Best Results

Typically 4 to 6 sessions for visible improvement
Done every 1 to 2 weeks depending on severity
PDT may require fewer but more intensive sessions
0-3

Days Redness or Sensitivity

Blue light: no downtime, mild redness only
PDT: 1 to 3 days of redness, peeling, or sensitivity
Temporary sun sensitivity may occur, especially after PDT

Best Practices

Prepare & Protect Your Skin

Follow these essential steps for optimal results.

Before

Avoid sun exposure and active treatments for 2 to 3 days prior to your session

After

Maintain strict sun protection (SPF) and use gentle skincare following each session

Avoid

Avoid direct sun, heat, and strong actives for a few days after treatment, especially following PDT