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POLY
POLY, short for polychromatic light therapy system, is the newest innovation in light therapy. Used by estheticians, dermatologists, plastic surgeons, chiropractors and more, POLY utilizes multiple wavelengths of light to provide a wide variety of aesthetic and wellness treatment options. POLY is meant for everyone. Derived from the word ‘many’, POLY is built for many people, to treat many conditions, in many different ways. Poly utilizes a variety of wavelengths to target different layers of the skin cells. Each specific light wave provides a different form of treatment. POLY utilizes Red Light therapy and that has been clinically proven to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, smooth and even skin tone, reduce sunspots and hyperpigmentation, as well as provide a provide a general sense of wellness and restore a youthful glow. Whether it’s to restore someone’s youthful glow, or to reduce an athlete’s recovery time between games, POLY is about bringing confidence back into your life. Drug-free, non-invasive, and side-effect-free, POLY is the safest option on the market for you to start feeling like your best self.
- Single Session: $25
- Package of 10: $225
Reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and sun damage
Evens skin tone and fades hyperpigmentation
Promotes faster muscle recovery and healing
Boosts collagen production and skin firmness
Enhances mood, energy, and overall wellness
Safe, drug-free, and non-invasive for all skin types
WHERE LIGHT MEETS POSSIBILITY
Each POLY session lasts around 15–20 minutes, offering a calm, rejuvenating experience. You’ll relax under a specialized LED panel as carefully calibrated light wavelengths penetrate the skin at varying depths, triggering cellular activity that promotes healing, smoothness, and radiance.
There’s no heat, no pain, and no downtime—just powerful light, expertly delivered. Many clients report an immediate glow, with continued improvements in skin tone, clarity, and comfort over the following days.
What does “polychromatic” mean?
It refers to POLY’s use of multiple light wavelengths, each offering a unique therapeutic benefit—from collagen production to calming inflammation.
What conditions does POLY treat?
POLY can help reduce wrinkles, fine lines, sunspots, hyperpigmentation, inflammation, and muscle fatigue. It also enhances post-exercise recovery.
Is this safe for all skin types?
Yes! POLY is non-invasive, drug-free, and gentle, making it safe for all skin tones and sensitivities.
How often should I book sessions?
For best results, 2–3 sessions per week are recommended for the first month, followed by maintenance sessions based on your skin or recovery goals.
What is Red Light Therapy?
This cutting-edge therapy uses low-wavelength red light to target mitochondria in your cells, enhancing energy production. But what does that really mean? Mitochondria are known as the powerhouse of the cell, and their job is to produce ATP (adenosine triphosphate), the energy your body needs to function. When your skin is exposed to red light, it may stimulate mitochondria to make more ATP, which may help cells repair and regenerate faster. This boost in cellular energy can lead to a variety of benefits, including:
Skin benefits: Red Light Therapy may lighten age spots, improve skin tone, diminish fine lines and wrinkles, and fight the appearance of cellulite.
Overall benefits: It may also potentially improve circulation and stimulate blood flow, help with mild depression, and reduce pore size and clear blemishes.
Overall, Red Light Therapy is a safe and effective treatment for most people. But if you’re unsure whether it’s right for you, speaking with a wellness expert or doctor is always a smart choice.
How Often Should You Use Red Light Therapy?
We recommend using Red Light Therapy at least 2 to 3 times a week. With consistent sessions, you may start noticing results in just a few weeks.
Can You Overdo Red Light Therapy?
Red light therapy is most effective when done consistently. But more isn’t always better. We recommend starting with 2-3 sessions per week, ideally with a day of rest in between. There’s no need to come every day to see the benefits.
Can You Wear Clothes During Red Light Therapy?
You can wear underwear or a bikini, or you can go nude if you prefer. However, avoid overdressing. The goal is to expose as much skin as possible, so wearing a T-shirt and shorts won’t give you the full benefits.
What Does Red Light Therapy Feel Like?
This therapy is completely non-invasive, and most people don’t feel anything during the session. The LED lights emit low-wavelength red light without generating heat, so you likely won’t even break a sweat. But just because you don’t feel anything doesn’t mean nothing is happening. The benefits are taking place beneath your skin, about 1 to 2 millimeters deep.
What to Expect from Red Light Therapy
One of the biggest misconceptions about Red Light Therapy is that it delivers instant results. In reality, it takes time for your cells to respond. Most people start noticing improvements after a few weeks of consistent sessions, not after just one or two. Patience is key to seeing the best results. It’s also important to remember that Red Light Therapy isn’t a standalone solution. While it can enhance skin health and recovery, you’ll still need to maintain a proper skincare routine and use the right products. Think of it as a powerful addition to your regimen, not a replacement for good skincare habits.
Will Red Light Therapy Tan You?
No, LED lights that are used in Red Light Therapy won’t provide you with the tan.
Who Should (or Shouldn’t) Use Red Light Therapy?
Red Light Therapy is a great option for most people looking to improve their skin, boost circulation, sleep better, and even enhance athletic performance. But like any wellness treatment, some individuals should check with their healthcare provider before starting. If you’re pregnant, on light-sensitizing medications, or have a condition that makes your skin sensitive to light, it’s best to consult a medical professional first. In addition, certain medications, such as some antibiotics or acne treatments, can increase light sensitivity, so if you are taking any of these, get medical advice before beginning sessions.
