FAQ’s Devices
Using the INFĒRA devices
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As there has been little clinical research done on red light therapy treatments for pregnant or nursing subjects, do not use the device if pregnant or lactating before consulting with your healthcare provider.
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INFĒRA uses only the red and near infrared wavelengths that are clinically-proven to be effective and safe. However, we always recommend consulting with your healthcare provider for specific questions about your health conditions.
Devices are not intended to cure or diagnose any medical conditions. Use of these devices help promote healthy skin, strong muscles, and overall health and wellness through optimizing cellular function.
Devices are intended to be used in home and commercial environments. Operation is intended by the user/patient.
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Contraindication is a specific situation in which a drug, procedure, or surgery should not be used because it may be harmful to the person.
Do not use the device if you are photosensitive.
Do not use the device if using topical, oral, or injectable steroids.
Do not use the device during the healing period post Lasik eye surgery.
Do not use the device if pregnant or lactating, users should consult their physician with any questions.
Precaution is a measure taken in advance to prevent something dangerous, unpleasant, or inconvenient from happening.
Red and Near Infrared (NIR) light can aid detoxification symptoms, make sure to follow treatment guidelines list in the manuals.
Near Infrared (NIR) at 850 nm may aid hyper-pigmentation; discontinue use if this is a concern.
Post-surgery users should consult a physician prior to use.
Users who have had laser hair removal could experience hair regrowth.
Users with cancer or history of cancer should consult their physician prior to use.
Users with pre-existing health conditions should consult their physician prior to use.
Users with hyperthyroidism should consult with their physician prior to use, as use could increase symptoms.
Users with black pigmented tattoos could experience skin blistering. Blistering can occur by inadvertent heating of the iron oxides and/or the metal salts in the tattoo’s black pigment. Tattoo locations can be covered prior to your treatment.
Users with herpes virus could experience activation of dormant virus with use.
Users taking medications such as Tetracycline, Digoxin, Retin A, and/or other photosensitive drugs, are recommended to consult with your healthcare provider prior to use.
Users with a history of facial fillers and Botox injections should consult their dermatologist prior to use.
Users with breast implants should consult their plastic surgeon prior to use.
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Our devices do not require protective eyewear, but we don't recommend looking directly at the LEDs , as it can be uncomfortable for your eyes.
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The INFERA Face and Body device combines LED red and infrared light therapy with topical heat. The light waves can penetrate up to 850 NM inside your skin, suitable to be used in most areas of your body, please avoid using your device around the eyes.
The INFĒRA Mini is designed to treat delicate areas of your skin, such as the area around your eyes. The INFĒRA Mini provides four different technologies to improve the skin around your eyes: Red Light Therapy, Blue Light Therapy, High-Frequency Vibrations and Thermal Heat. To learn more about how to use your device, watch our short video tutorial here.
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No, you cannot overuse your device as long as it is in motion on your skin. Light therapy is generally safe with no known side effects. Avoid keeping the device steady in the same spot on your skin for more than 60 seconds, as overheating may cause skin irritation. Instead, continuously move your device in long or circular motions.
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Use your INFĒRA mini along with your eye cream routine. Massage gently the are around your eyes for 20-30 seconds with the red light mode and then use the blue light mode for another 20-30 seconds.
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When using INFĒRA for pain relief, you can use the device directly to the affected area, with or without any type of pain relief cream or gel. First, apply the pain relief cream to the affected area. Once the product has been applied to the skin, exert light pressure while slowly gliding the device along the skin in small, circular motions. Treat each pain area for 5 to 10 minutes, or as needed, until relief in pain has been achieved
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For optimal results, use the device at least three times a week for the initial 30 days, and then continue with a minimum of 30 minutes per week thereafter. Treat each area of the face, neck, or body for 2 to 3 minutes. You can incorporate the device into your daily skincare routine, by using it a few times a week or even once a week, as long as you achieve your weekly 30-minute minimum goal. It is permissible to use your INFĒRA device more than the recommended frequency. Remember, consistency is key!
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Yes. It is recommended to hydrate your skin after using the device.
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With the our new glass head, you can now use your INFERA with your favorite cream or serum. You may apply Cream or serum on the glass head and use with the device directly on your face. Please clean glass head after every use with a wet cloth.
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We do not recommend to use the device over your makeup, as the device is most effective on clean skin. Also, makeup will leave dirt and residue inside the machine that can then be transmitted back onto your skin and into your pores in later sessions.
Devices Specs
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The INFERA Face and Body device combines LED red and infrared light therapy with topical heat. The light waves can penetrate up to 850 NM inside your skin, suitable to be used in most areas of your body, please avoid using your device around the eyes.
The INFĒRA Mini is designed to treat delicate areas of your skin, such as the area around your eyes. The INFĒRA Mini provides four different technologies to improve the skin around your eyes: Red Light Therapy, Blue Light Therapy, High-Frequency Vibrations and Thermal Heat. To learn more about how to use your device, watch our short video tutorial here.
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The devices should be charged overnight or for 6 uninterrupted hours prior to the first use.
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The devices operates through a smart sensor, helping to reserve battery when the devices are not active. The devices will not emit heat or light if they are not in contact with your skin.
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Yes, the INFĒRA devices work on 100-240v (rated voltage), so you can use it anywhere in the world, with the appropriate adapter.
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INFĒRA Face and Body: When the device is turned on and in full contact with your skin, the device's head will emit red and Infrared LED light therapy.
INFĒRA Mini: When the device is turned on and in full contact with your skin, the device's head will emit red/blue LED light therapy. watch our video Tutorial to learn how to alternate between the Blue and Red Mode.
BLU Device: When the device is turned on and in full contact with your skin, the device's head will emit blue LED light therapy.
About the Technology
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Red light: Delivered at 660nm, red light is readily absorbed by surface tissues and cells, leading to enhanced skin health and healing.
Near-infrared Light: Delivered at 850nm, near infrared (NIR) light is invisible to the human eye, and penetrates into deeper tissues, leading to enhanced recovery and inflammation support.
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How can shining light on your body have these positive health effects? This article is about how red light therapy works. We’ll explain how healthy light can improve cellular function and ATP energy production. Red light therapy can also have an anti-inflammatory effect and improve blood flow. We’ll also cover how red light therapy can have a positive effect on a person’s sleep, skin, fitness, mental acuity and overall well-being.
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Are red light therapy devices different from infrared (IR) heat lamps? Yes, they are significantly distinct, with a major differentiating factor being the emphasis on heat production in the latter, as implied by its name. Red light therapy devices focus on delivering specific wavelengths of light for therapeutic benefits, while infrared heat lamps primarily generate warmth.
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Does light therapy really work? Yes, light therapy is an effective health modality that’s been widely studied and tested. Check out this post to learn more about the science behind light therapy, and how a light therapy treatment affects your body at a cellular level.