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Red light therapy uses specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light, which have been studied for the way they interact with natural cellular processes — among them the processes that produce collagen and renew skin. Red light is visible to the eye. Near-infrared is not, and interacts with tissue at greater depths. Our panel uses six wavelengths, from 630 to 1060 nanometres.

With consistent use, some people may notice improvements in the appearance of fine lines, skin texture, elasticity and radiance over time. Change is gradual: most published protocols run eight to twelve weeks before a difference is clearly visible. Individual results vary depending on personal factors and consistency of use.

A minimum of four days a week, 20 to 30 minutes per treatment zone, at the distance given in the manual. New users should build up to the full session duration gradually rather than starting at the maximum. Do not exceed the daily threshold stated in the manual.

Yes. Red and near-infrared light are also used in hair-care routines, where they may support a healthy scalp environment and the appearance of fuller, healthier-looking hair. Direct the same session at the scalp. It is a supporting application of the technology, not a treatment for hair loss.

Near-infrared light interacts with tissue at greater depths, and is commonly used as part of a wellness routine to support muscle relaxation and general comfort after physical activity. Keep it as part of a routine rather than a remedy.

minara can be used alongside most skincare products. When introducing a new product, perform a patch test and allow it to dry completely before your session. If you use prescription topicals or anything that may increase light sensitivity, consult your dermatologist or physician first.

Red light therapy is non-invasive and has been widely studied. Follow the recommended distance and session duration, wear the supplied eye protection, and never stare directly into the LEDs. If you are photosensitive, taking medication that increases light sensitivity, pregnant, or managing a medical condition, speak with a healthcare professional first. Stop use if any unusual discomfort occurs.

Six: 630 and 660 nm visible red, and 810, 850, 940 and 1060 nm near-infrared. Red light works at the surface and just beneath it, where the skin findings concentrate. Near-infrared is invisible to the eye and interacts with tissue at greater depths.

The panel is calibrated for 0 to 12 inches from the skin. At 0 inches the measured irradiance is 220 mW/cm² ±10%. Closer means a stronger dose in less time; further means a gentler one across a wider area.

The panel is rated for more than 50,000 hours — a lifetime of ordinary sessions rather than a few years of them.

Yes. The panel accepts AC 100–240 V at 50/60 Hz, so it works with electrical systems worldwide without an adapter.

IP20 means the panel is protected against solid objects larger than 12.5 mm and requires protection from water. It is intended for indoor use in dry environments.

We are an online studio, so the panel is not on display in a showroom yet. Every order is covered by a seven-day return window, so you can experience it at home with nothing at risk.