A focused role in acne care
At Haus of Wellness, we use red light therapy for one clear purpose: supporting acne-prone skin. It is a non-invasive treatment designed to target acne-causing bacteria and calm active inflammation. It is not a standalone cure, and we do not position it as one. Instead, it fits inside a larger plan that may include custom facials, chemical peels, and medical-grade skincare chosen for your skin.
Acne can be frustrating at any age. Whether you are a teen with stubborn breakouts or an adult whose skin suddenly changed, trying product after product without progress can leave you feeling stuck. A structured in-clinic plan gives you a different starting point.
How it fits with facials and peels
Red light therapy works best as a partner to other treatments:
- Custom facials, designed to reduce redness, clear congestion, and restore balance
- Custom chemical peels, tailored to reduce excess oil and exfoliate pores
- Red light therapy, used to target bacteria and calm active inflammation
- Medical-grade skincare to keep progress going at home
What a session feels like
Red light therapy is quiet and comfortable. You rest while the light is applied to your skin. Ask our team about preparation when you book. There is no needle, no peeling from the light itself, and no numbing cream. It is often added to the end of a facial or peel appointment so the whole visit flows as one treatment.
Your skin's response depends on the type of acne you have, how long it has been active, and how consistently you follow your home routine. Results vary, and we will track your progress so we can adjust the plan instead of repeating something that is not working.
When we recommend something more
Some acne needs additional tools. For active breakouts, post-acne marks, or redness that lingers, our provider may suggest the Aerolase Neo Elite, a no-downtime laser our team uses for acne and acne scarring. Others may benefit from a change in skincare or, when appropriate, a medical conversation about contributing factors. We start with a consultation so the recommendation fits your skin rather than a package.
Planning your acne visits
For clients from Bartonville, Lantana, and Highland Village, a plan begins with a skin consultation, and may include a series of facial or peel appointments with red light therapy built in. Your provider will explain how often to come in, what products to use between visits, and how to protect your skin from the Texas sun while it heals. If your skin is reactive or you are taking acne medication, tell us so we can adjust the plan safely.
Home habits that support in-clinic care
What you do between appointments has a large effect on acne. Your provider may recommend changing pillowcases often, cleaning your phone screen, washing after workouts instead of waiting, and avoiding picking at active breakouts, which can deepen marks. We will also look at the products already in your routine, since heavy moisturizers, certain hair products, and harsh scrubs can quietly work against your progress. Medical-grade skincare chosen for your skin type is designed to keep pores clear and calm inflammation between visits, so your in-clinic treatments have a steadier foundation to build on.