The only LED Light Therapy that you can literally “feel” it working

- What Makes Celluma So Different -

01.

Celluma only uses Clinically Proven Wavelengths: 640nm + 880nm

Cytochrome c oxidase in mitochondria, have specific absorption ranges, if the light’s wavelength does not align with the chromophore’s absorption range, the intended biochemical reaction will not occur.

02.

The importance of Celluma’s Patented flexible design

Celluma’s flexible design allows it to be positioned next to the skin, reducing the delivery distance and energy dissipation. As distance grows, light energy spreads out, significantly reducing therapeutic impact.

03.

Why is my LED Light blinking

Dr. Daniel Barolet’s research has demonstrated that pulsing light in LED therapy boosts energy delivery to cells, which improves absorption and cellular communication. The intermittent pulses allow cells to rest, resulting in benefits like reduced inflammation, faster healing, and enhanced mitochondrial ATP production.

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Proper Treatment Time

LED therapy requires a session of 20 to 30 minutes to be effective. This duration ensures the light penetrates deeply enough to reach your cells' mitochondria, where it boosts energy production, stimulates collagen synthesis, and reduces inflammation. Shorter sessions may not provide enough energy to trigger these beneficial processes.

05.

Power Output

Many people mistakenly believe that measuring the intensity of light which is the irradiance (mW/cm²), is the most reliable way to assess a light therapy device but this only shows how strong the light is at a single moment. What really matters is the total energy your skin absorbs over the entire session, measured in Joules (J). Joules tell you how much "work" the light actually does. Some brands highlight high irradiance to seem more powerful while ignoring the real measure of effectiveness—total energy delivered.

06.

The ‘Sleep Effect’

When red and near-infrared light trigger your cells to repair, regenerate tissues, or divide, they require more energy. This increased demand can leave you feeling tired as your body enters 'sleep mode' to focus on recovery.

Another reason red light therapy makes you feel sleepy is that it activates the parasympathetic system, putting your body into a deep healing phase. This promotes relaxation while directing energy toward tissue repair, cell regeneration, and reducing inflammation.

Once the device turns off, you’ll mysteriously wake up within minutes, as if your body just knows.