Treatment Guide

Lactic Acid in Phototherapy / LED Treatment — Protocol Guide

Lactic Acid in Phototherapy / LED Treatment Protocols

Lactic Acid plays a key role in professional phototherapy / led treatment treatments. An AHA with humectant properties that exfoliates while increasing ceramide synthesis. Larger molecular size than glycolic acid provides gentler, more uniform exfoliation.

Role of Lactic Acid in Phototherapy / LED Treatment

Exposure to specific wavelengths of light (red 630nm, blue 415nm, near-infrared 830nm) to stimulate cellular processes, reduce bacteria, and promote healing Lactic Acid enhances this treatment through its gentle exfoliation with hydration properties, providing exfoliant support during and after the procedure.

Protocol Integration

In a typical phototherapy / led treatment protocol, lactic acid can be utilised at several stages:

  • Pre-treatment: Skin preparation with lactic acid-containing products to optimise treatment outcomes
  • During treatment: Active lactic acid delivery through the treatment modality for enhanced penetration
  • Post-treatment: Recovery support using lactic acid formulations to accelerate healing
20-30 minTreatment Duration
NoneDowntime
8-12 sessionsSessions

Clinical Benefits

Combining lactic acid with phototherapy / led treatment offers several advantages:

  • Enhanced gentle exfoliation with hydration through professional delivery methods
  • Improved treatment outcomes with medical-grade exfoliant support
  • Reduced downtime and faster recovery when supported by lactic acid

Skymedic Products

Skymedic offers professional-grade lactic acid formulations specifically designed for integration with phototherapy / led treatment protocols. All products manufactured under ISO 13485 standards.

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