TheraLuma Rejuva Pro Home Red Light Therapy

Bring professional-quality red light therapy into your home with the TheraLuma Rejuva Pro. This lightweight, portable panel delivers high-intensity red and near-infrared light for convenient facial and targeted body sessions. Its slim design makes it easy to position for use on the face, shoulders, knees, muscles, joints, and other targeted areas. Designed for consistent at-home use, Rejuva Pro may help support skin rejuvenation, muscle and joint comfort, recovery, circulation, and relaxation. Red and near-infrared light work at different tissue depths, allowing Rejuva Pro to support both skin-focused and deeper targeted applications. Why You'll Love It Face & Body Use: Designed for facial rejuvenation and targeted areas of the body Powerful Output: 205W with verified irradiance over 100 mW/cm² Skin Support: May help support skin tone, texture, and the appearance of fine lines and age spots Comfort & Recovery: Red light therapy is associated with muscle and joint comfort and may support the body's natural recovery processes Portable Design: Weighs just 10 lbs with a slim 1.5" profile for easy positioning and storage Simple Controls: Straightforward operation makes incorporating sessions into your routine easy Non-Invasive: Painless light therapy without UV exposure Made in the USA: Engineered and assembled in the United States Product Specifications Power: 205W Verified Irradiance: Over 100 mW/cm² Dimensions: 19" × 10" × 1.5" Weight: 10 lbs Controls: Simple controls Best For: Face and targeted body areas Assembly: Made in the USA Consistency Is Key Red light therapy results are gradual and cumulative. Rejuva Pro is designed to become part of a regular wellness or skincare routine, with benefits associated with consistent use over time rather than a single session. Please Note: TheraLuma is currently confirming the exact wavelengths used by the Rejuva Pro with the manufacturer. TheraLuma devices are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before beginning a new treatment, particularly if you have a medical condition or take photosensitizing medications.