Effect of Blue Light on Acne Vulgaris: A Systematic Review
Research review
Sensors · 2021
Original paper in English
ACNE CARE
Clearer skin.
Care that fits your routine.
Target inflammatory breakouts with Celluma LED light therapy for acne, designed to fit into a consistent home or professional skincare routine.
Explore suitable devices
Focused care for active breakouts.
Celluma’s Acne programme treats mild to moderate inflammatory acne vulgaris. Select a device with Acne mode, then let its programmed light delivery do the work while you take time for your skin.
Targeted light therapy.
Blue-light-dominant programming addresses acne-associated bacteria, with complementary light delivered within the same treatment.
A routine you can follow.
A preset mode and timed session make it easier to build regular treatment into your week.
A format that fits.
Compare face-focused options, flexible panels and larger systems for your treatment area and setting.
Different wavelengths. One Acne programme.
Blue light targets acne-associated bacteria, while red light contributes to the programme’s care for inflamed skin. Celluma controls the combination and light delivery for you. Choose Acne mode rather than selecting individual colours or copying another device’s settings.
A SIMPLE ROUTINE
Make consistency part of your skincare.
Celluma’s published acne protocol uses two to three sessions a week for an initial four-week course. Follow the current instructions for your exact model.
Prepare your skin.
Start with clean, bare, dry skin and follow the device’s eye-protection instructions.
Position and select.
Place the panel as directed around the treatment area and choose Acne mode.
Complete the session.
Allow the programmed cycle to finish. Keep photographs under similar lighting to review your progress.
Choose your acne-care device.
Every option below includes Acne treatment. Compare coverage and the other modes you would like in your routine.
- Celluma PRO IITreatment mode · Acne
- Celluma PRO Plus+Treatment mode · Acne
- Celluma NOVATreatment mode · Acne
- Celluma MYSTIQUETreatment mode · Acne
- Celluma LITE IITreatment mode · Acne
- Celluma RESTORETreatment mode · Acne
- Celluma POD IITreatment mode · Acne
- Celluma ELITETreatment mode · Acne
- Celluma DELUX IITreatment mode · Acne
- Celluma CONTOUR SYSTEM IITreatment mode · Acne
PLAN YOUR TREATMENT
Acne treatment, explained.
Explore the science and treatment guidance.
Clinical researchTreatment protocolsSafety & contraindicationsWhich type of acne does Celluma treat?
Acne mode is intended for mild to moderate inflammatory acne vulgaris. The focus is active inflammatory breakouts, with a consistent course tailored to your device.
Do all Celluma devices include Acne mode?
No. HOME II and RESTORE II do not include Acne mode. The original RESTORE includes Acne; RESTORE II replaces it with Aches & Pain. Use the device comparison to find the combination that matches your goals.
Why is the programme 30 minutes?
Controlled light output and treatment time work together to deliver the intended energy dose. Completing Celluma’s 30-minute programme gives the treatment area its planned light exposure.
Find the Celluma that fits you.
Visit our Singapore Experiential Centre at 138 Robinson Road, Oxley Tower #03-48, by appointment. Compare formats with our team and get guidance for your routine.
YOUR TREATMENT RESOURCES
Scientific papers
These papers explore light therapy using a range of devices and study methods. They provide scientific context; they are not all clinical trials of Celluma.
Blue and red light combination LED phototherapy for acne vulgaris in patients with skin phototype IV
Clinical study
Lasers in Surgery and Medicine · 2007
Original paper in English
Utilization of light-emitting diodes for skin therapy: Systematic review and meta-analysis
Systematic review & meta-analysis
Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine · 2023
Original paper in English
After your session
Continue with suitable skincare after the light treatment and maintain daytime sun protection. Record progress with photographs in consistent lighting.
Read the full step-by-step guide →Use the programme, positioning, eye protection and treatment schedule in the current instructions for your exact model. Our team can help you find the right version.