A little time out. A boost for your skin.
Dermalux LED for calmer, brighter skin in Hale, Altrincham
A relaxing light treatment to help calm redness, improve skin texture and bring back some brightness - without needles, discomfort or downtime.
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Dermalux Flex treatment with medical oversight at SONÜ.
What you might notice
When your skin needs a gentler approach
Sometimes adding another strong serum is the last thing your skin needs. A comfortable course of LED may be a better way to give it some support.
At a glance
Easy to fit around everyday life
A comfortable treatment that can be used on its own or within a wider skin plan.
The result
Skin that looks brighter and feels more settled
Dermalux can help soften the appearance of fine lines, improve mild roughness and calm some forms of redness. It is an approachable way to support your skin over time.
You may notice your complexion looks less tired or feels smoother between appointments. Red and near-infrared LED can support collagen production and repair, while a programme including blue light can help inflamed breakouts.
Regular sessions give these changes time to develop. A single treatment can be a pleasant boost, but a course is more useful when you're working towards a lasting improvement. We'll review whether the changes are making treatment worthwhile for you.
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Is it right for you?
A useful option when comfort comes first
Dermalux can suit a wide range of skin tones and concerns. We'll choose the light programme around your skin rather than giving everyone the same session.
Choosing your treatment
When your skin needs something more targeted
LED won't remove deep scars, lift loose skin or clear visible facial veins. Persistent redness, changing marks or a troublesome rash need the right assessment first. Dr Alex can explain when IPL, microneedling, laser or medical skin care would address your concern more directly.
How it works
Different colours, different jobs
LED phototherapy uses light to influence activity within the skin. It does not use UV, burn away the surface or rely on injuring the skin.
Red light supports the activity involved in skin renewal and collagen production. Near-infrared light reaches more deeply and can help support repair and calm inflammation. Blue light acts on bacteria involved in acne.
The Dermalux Flex panel delivers the selected combination while you relax underneath it. The programme is chosen for your concern; you don't need to work out which colour to book yourself.
Your appointment
Lie back and let the light do its work
We'll explain the plan, prepare your skin and make sure you're comfortable before the light treatment begins.

Why Dr Alex
Skin care with a medical view of the bigger picture
Dr Alex's work includes injectables, IPL, microneedling and laser treatments. That range is useful when deciding whether a gentle option such as Dermalux is enough, or whether a particular concern needs something else.
At SONÜ, LED fits into a plan for your skin. Redness, sensitivity and breakouts aren't treated as interchangeable problems, and an existing skincare or prescription routine is considered before treatment is recommended. You can enjoy the relaxed appointment while the clinical decisions are taken seriously.
GMC-registered doctor · 7072776
Full Member of BCAM
International toxin trainer
Aesthetics Awards winner 2021
Safety and aftercare
Gentle treatment still starts with a skin check
We'll check your medical history, medicines and any sensitivity to light before starting. Protective eyewear is used during treatment.
Possible side effects
Brief warmth or flushing can occur. Headaches, light-sensitive reactions and changes in pigmentation are possible, so tell us about melasma, previous dark marks after treatment or light-triggered migraines.
Keep your routine simple if your skin is irritated and use daily sun protection. If Dermalux is combined with another procedure, follow the aftercare for that procedure too.
When to get urgent help
Stop treatment and contact the clinic if you develop an unexpected rash, persistent discomfort or worsening swelling. Eye pain or changes in vision need urgent medical assessment.
When treatment needs to wait
Some light-sensitive conditions, medicines, epilepsy and active cancer can rule out treatment. Treatment is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. A new or changing skin lesion should be assessed by your GP or dermatologist; SONÜ does not diagnose skin lesions.
You can pause a session, ask questions or take time to decide.
Treatment costs
Dermalux LED prices
A Dermalux Flex session costs £50. A six-session package costs £240, bringing the price to £40 per session.
Your questions
More about Dermalux LED
What the light does, how often to come and where it fits alongside other treatments.
Your next step
Fancy a skin treatment you can relax through?
Ask about Dermalux at SONÜ in Hale, Altrincham. Tell us whether it's redness, dullness, texture or breakouts that bother you, and we'll help you choose a useful light-treatment plan.

SONÜ Medical Aesthetics
34 Hale Road, Hale, Altrincham, WA14 2EX

Doctor-led treatment in a relaxed, private clinic
Close to Hale station and easy to reach from Altrincham, Manchester and Cheshire