faqs

How often should I do full body red light and cellular activation therapy?

For optimal results, most people benefit from 2-3 sessions per week. Some athletes or those with specific skin goals may use it daily. Consistency is more important than frequency - regular sessions over several weeks produce better results than sporadic use.

What should I wear during a session?

For optimal athletic recovery and the benefits of multiwave therapy, minimal clothing is recommended. Most individuals choose to wear a bathing suit or undergarments. You'll enjoy personalized treatments in a private chamber throughout your session, enhancing your experience with red light therapy for effective skin rejuvenation.

How long until I see results?

Many people notice results after just 1-2 sessions of red light therapy. More significant changes, such as reduced fine lines from skin rejuvenation, improved athletic recovery, or enhanced sleep patterns, typically appear after 4-8 weeks of consistent use of personalized treatments like multiwave therapy.

Is this therapy safe?

Yes! Our therapies, including red light therapy and multiwave therapy, are non-invasive, painless, and have excellent safety profiles backed by extensive research. Red light therapy employs beneficial wavelengths without harmful UV radiation, making it ideal for skin rejuvenation. Additionally, our cellular activation treatments use gentle electromagnetic pulses at safe frequencies—similar to the earth's natural magnetic field—promoting athletic recovery. Unlike sun exposure or tanning beds, there's no risk of burns or skin damage from either therapy. All of our devices are FDA, CE, FCC, ROHS certified, and ETL safety cleared, ensuring you receive personalized treatments in a safe environment.

Can I use red light therapy if I have sensitive skin?

Red light therapy is generally well-tolerated, even by those with sensitive skin, and is often integrated into personalized treatments for skin rejuvenation. In fact, it supports skin health and helps reduce inflammation. Additionally, red light therapy can be beneficial for athletic recovery. If you have specific skin conditions or concerns, consult with your healthcare provider, as some medications may cause light sensitivity.

Does it actually work? What's the science?

Both red light therapy (photobiomodulation) and cellular activation therapy have been studied extensively in peer-reviewed research, making them popular choices for athletic recovery. Red light therapy works by stimulating mitochondria to produce more ATP (cellular energy), while cellular activation therapy restores optimal cellular voltage—think of it as 'recharging' your cells like batteries. Together, these therapies create an optimal environment for cellular repair, regeneration, and function. The synergistic effect of combining these personalized treatments enhances the benefits of each, including skin rejuvenation and improved overall performance.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes, we operate by appointment only to ensure you have a private, uninterrupted session focused on athletic recovery. You can book online 24/7 through our Vagaro booking system, where we offer personalized treatments including multiwave therapy, red light therapy, and skin rejuvenation.

What's the difference between red light therapy and infrared sauna?

While both red light therapy and infrared saunas use light for wellness benefits, red light therapy specifically utilizes visible red and near-infrared wavelengths to promote cellular benefits, making it effective for athletic recovery and skin rejuvenation. In contrast, infrared saunas primarily focus on far-infrared for heating and sweating. Together, they offer different yet complementary benefits, often enhanced through personalized treatments and multiwave therapy.

Can I combine this therapy with other treatments?

Absolutely! Many of our clients incorporate red light therapy as part of their personalized treatments alongside massage, chiropractic care, acupuncture, skincare treatments, and fitness routines. This approach is highly complementary to other wellness practices and is particularly effective for athletic recovery and skin rejuvenation through multiwave therapy.

Is there anyone who shouldn't use red light or cellular activation therapy?

Those who are pregnant, have pacemakers or other electronic implants, or have epilepsy should consult their healthcare provider first before engaging in treatments like red light therapy, which is often used for athletic recovery and skin rejuvenation. Additionally, anyone taking photosensitizing medications should check with their doctor before using multiwave therapy or any personalized treatments.