RED LIGHT THERAPY

Red Light Therapy

Restore. Rejuvenate. Recharge.

This full-body red light therapy experience is designed to support your body at the cellular level—enhancing skin health, reducing inflammation, and accelerating recovery in a way that feels effortless.

Using clinically studied wavelengths of red and near-infrared light, this therapy works beneath the surface to help your body repair, restore, and perform at its best.


IMPORTANT

Contraindications for Red Light Therapy:

While red light therapy is generally considered safe and well-tolerated, it may not be appropriate for everyone. Full-body red and near-infrared light therapy is intended to support general wellness, recovery, relaxation, and skin health and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or replace medical care or treatment. Please review the following contraindications carefully and consult with a qualified healthcare provider prior to participation if you have any underlying medical conditions or concerns.


Red Light Therapy May Not Be Recommended For Individuals With:

  • Retinal or serious eye conditions, including diseases affecting the retina

  • Photosensitivity disorders or heightened sensitivity to light

  • Epilepsy or seizure disorders, particularly sensitivity to flashing or flickering lights

  • Active cancer, suspicious lesions, or ongoing cancer treatment

  • Pregnancy

  • Fever, active infection, or contagious illness

  • Open wounds, active burns, or skin infections

  • Certain thyroid conditions, particularly hyperthyroidism or sensitivity involving the thyroid area

  • Recent surgery or medically unstable conditions requiring physician supervision

  • Severe anxiety or claustrophobia related to enclosed treatment spaces

Medications That May Increase Light Sensitivity

Certain medications may increase sensitivity to red or near-infrared light and could increase the risk of irritation or adverse reactions.
Please consult your healthcare provider if you are currently taking:

  • Certain antibiotics

  • Retinoids or acne medications

  • Lithium

  • Phenothiazines or certain antipsychotic medications

  • Certain chemotherapy medications

  • Photosensitizing medications of any kind

Important Safety Guidelines

  • Protective eyewear should always be worn during treatment sessions.

  • Direct prolonged exposure to the eyes should be avoided.

  • Individuals with thyroid conditions should avoid direct exposure to the thyroid area unless cleared by a healthcare provider.

  • If you are currently under medical care, pregnant, taking prescription medications, or undergoing treatment for a chronic condition, please consult your healthcare provider prior to use.

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