Aesthetic phototherapy lamp Beauty-Age

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Product type
The cold light lamp for photobiostimulation performs athermic, non-ablative photorejuvenation by emitting light at two wavelengths: 680 nm (preparatory phase) and 880 nm (stimulatory phase). Acting on the tissue microvasculature, the light stimulates fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin, supporting regeneration of tissues affected by physiological aging, UV exposure or collagen loss (for example acne scars and stretch marks). The cold light also inhibits metalloproteinase activity linked to collagen degradation in the deep dermis.

Treatment protocol and results
A standard protocol comprises 6–8 sessions across approximately two months. Photodynamic stimulation promotes cellular renewal, progressively filling wrinkles and remodeling skin imperfections. The low-thermal, non-ablative approach makes the device suitable for treating both localized defects and wider areas. Results can be enhanced and maintained with adjunctive home-use cosmetic products.

Indications

• Skin photorejuvenation and anti-aging
• Wrinkle reduction and improvement of firmness and elasticity
• Treatment of acne scars and stretch marks

Design and accessories
The device includes a large treatment screen for extended areas and a defocused handpiece supplied for localized applications on smaller zones.

Technical specifications

• Device type: cold light lamp for photobiostimulation (photorejuvenation)
• Wavelengths: 680 nm (preparatory), 880 nm (stimulatory)
• Treatment modality: athermic, non-ablative photodynamic therapy
• Recommended protocol: 6–8 treatments over approximately two months
• Biological effects: fibroblast stimulation for collagen and elastin production; inhibition of metalloproteinases
• Accessories: large treatment screen; defocused handpiece
• Safety: reported as having no significant side effects (as stated)