🌈 Wavelength Overview

• 630 nm – Superficial red light (skin-level effects)

• 660 nm – Deeper red light (tissue-level effects)

• 810 nm – Near-infrared (deep tissue penetration)

• 830 nm – Near-infrared (enhanced cellular repair & recovery)

• 850 nm – Near-infrared (maximum depth for joints & muscles)

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🔴 630 nm (Red Light – Surface Level)

Best for: Skin appearance & mild conditions

What it does:
Targets the epidermis and upper dermis to support skin repair and rejuvenation.

Benefits:

• Smooths fine lines and wrinkles

• Improves skin tone and pigmentation

• Helps manage acne

• Supports healing of minor skin damage

• May assist with psoriasis

• Stimulates early-stage hair regrowth

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🔴 660 nm (Red Light – Deeper Skin Layers)

Best for: Healing & inflammation

What it does:
Reaches deeper into the dermis and subcutaneous tissue, promoting regeneration.

Benefits:

• Reduces inflammation and swelling

• Speeds up wound healing

• Relieves muscle fatigue

• May reduce nerve-related pain

• Supports tissue and bone recovery

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🌑 810 nm (Near-Infrared – Deep Tissue)

Best for: Muscle recovery & circulation

What it does:
Penetrates into muscle layers, improving oxygenation and repair.

Benefits:

• Enhances muscle recovery

• Improves circulation

• Reduces soreness and stiffness

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🌑 830 nm (Near-Infrared – Cellular Repair Focus)

Best for: Cellular regeneration & inflammation

What it does:
Optimized for cellular energy (mitochondrial activity) and anti-inflammatory effects.

Benefits:

• Accelerates tissue repair

• Reduces inflammation

• Supports skin + deeper tissue healing

• Often used in clinical recovery protocols

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🌑 850 nm (Near-Infrared – Maximum Depth)

Best for: Joints, ligaments & deep tissue

What it does:
Penetrates deepest into muscles, joints, and connective tissue.

Benefits:

• Relieves joint and muscle pain

• Supports ligament and tendon repair

• Enhances deep tissue recovery

• Improves mobility

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