The Tri-Wave MD combines red, near infrared and blue light, and we choose the light for your skin. Red light at 633nm works in the upper layers, energising the cells that make collagen. Near infrared at 830nm reaches deeper and is the one for calming redness, restoring and repair, which is why LED sits so well after treatments. Blue light targets the bacteria involved in acne.
Your skin is cleansed, your eyes are protected, and you rest under the light. For skin concerns we recommend a course, usually two to three sessions a week in the first weeks, because that is where the studies show the biggest change in inflammation and healing.
The Dermalux LED Face Mask brings the red and near infrared home, ten minutes a day. It has no blue light, so it is not an acne treatment, and it supports your skincare and SPF, it never replaces them. We are official Dermalux retailers.
Skin cleansed, eye guards on, the light chosen for your skin.
Gentle warmth, nothing more. Most people doze.
No downtime at all. Straight back to your day.
If you have the mask, red and near infrared between visits.
Included after every treatment on every KB membership. The condition Edits include twelve sessions. Not a member? Add it to any treatment for £30.
Prices from the live KB menu, 26 October 2026. Single sessions are paid in full. Courses can be split over three months. KB members save 10% on most further treatments and on in-clinic skincare.
It will never be the headline of your plan, your skincare is, but it calms, it heals, and it makes everything else work a little better. If acne is your main concern we will not sell you the mask as the answer, because it has no blue light.
Yes, within its limits. It calms inflammation, supports healing and, with blue light, targets acne bacteria. It is a support, not a shortcut.
Both, for different jobs. The Tri-Wave MD does the focused work, including blue light for acne. The mask keeps red and near infrared going at home.
Two to three times a week in the first weeks for a skin concern, then after treatments to settle the skin.
Yes. LED is one of the few things we use freely in pregnancy, and it is part of our pregnancy-safe facial.
Existing patients with a plan can book straight in. New to KB? Start with a skin consultation, £50, so we can check it is the right treatment for you.
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