The combination of 650nm, 808nm, 905nm, and 980nm wavelengths provides comprehensive coverage from superficial tissue to deep structures. Each wavelength can operate independently or synergistically, expanding clinical applications and improving therapeutic outcomes.

• 650nm wavelength accelerates surface healing. Irradiating an area with 650nm, a wavelength where meanin in our skin absorbs very well, will ensure a large dose to the superficial region. Since light can both inhibit bacteria and promote cell growth, laser light therapy has incredible results in wound healing and scar tissue regulation.
• 808nm wavelength increases ATP production. The enzyme determining how efficiently the cell converts molecular oxygen into ATP has the highest absorption at 808nm. Regardless of the enzyme’s molecular state, when it absorbs a photon it will flip states. Photon absorption will accelerate the process and increase cellular ATP production.
• 905nm Wavelength speeds up healing process. The 905nm wavelength enables the peak absorption of light energy by haemoglobin, water, melanin and cytochrome C oxidase. This results in more oxgen being available to cells and so speeds up the natural healing process.
• 980nm Boost local microcirculation. Blood is the body’s main transport system, it provides cells with oxygen required for metabolism and removes waste. The 980nm wavelength is well absorbed in allowing a large part of the energy delivered by the therapy to be is transformed into heat. The deep tissue layers are thus transformed into localised heat points that create temperature gradients at cellular level. They also boost local microcirculation thanks to the increase in oxygen provided to the cells.