Yes — the Apollo SG is FDA-cleared with no UV light and an automatic shut-off every session. Each 10-minute session is the sweet spot for results without overdoing it — sessions are adjustable up to a 30-minute maximum. Recommended use is 3–5 times a week.

Early changes are usually visible within 2–4 weeks, with fuller results building over 8–12 weeks of consistent use.

Red on its own is the most targeted anti-ageing option. Yellow layers in Green to also revive dullness, and Purple layers in Blue to also address marks — so if fine lines are your only concern, Red alone is the simplest choice.

No — it's gentle warmth only, with no UV light. It's tested on sensitive skin and safe for use across all skin types. Blue mode is most useful while breakouts are active; once your skin clears, rotate to other modes for ongoing maintenance.

Yes — the Apollo SG is tested on sensitive skin and safe for use across all skin types and tones. We recommend a quick patch test before your first full session. If you have a specific skin condition or take medication that increases light sensitivity, check with your doctor first.

Blue on its own is the most targeted choice for active blemish and bacteria control. Purple layers in Red to also address the marks and uneven tone breakouts can leave behind. Cyan layers in Green to also refine oily, textured skin. In short: Blue for active breakouts, Purple for the marks after they fade, Cyan for oiliness and texture.

Yes — it's the lowest-output mode of the seven by measured irradiance, making it a good starting point if you're new to light therapy or have particularly reactive skin.

Green is best for calming redness, evening tone, and fading the look of sun marks and pigmentation — its wavelength specifically targets melanocytes, the skin cells responsible for pigment.

Red mode targets fine lines and firmness. Green mode targets tone and redness. If both are a concern, Yellow mode (Red + Green + NIR) addresses them together in one session.