Proven light. Visible results.
Backed by independent testing and used by skincare professionals, our patented technology delivers specific wavelengths of light that reach deeper layers of the skin—supporting visibly firmer, healthier-looking skin over time, no invasive treatments required.
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SCIENCE-BACKED & NON-INVASIVE
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PATENTED & INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
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71+ AWARD-WINNING PRODUCTS
What is light therapy?
Light Therapy, also called photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with the body at a cellular level.
Red Light was first explored by NASA in the 1990s to support wound healing in space; it has since been the subject of hundreds of clinical studies for its wide-ranging effects on skin and tissue health.
Today, FDA-cleared devices use medical-grade LEDs to deliver these wavelengths safely and effectively.
Why light therapy works
Your body responds to certain wavelengths of light by converting them into usable energy.
That energy helps cells do what they already do—like renewing, repairing, and restoring themselves—by supporting natural biological processes.
That’s why Light Therapy is trusted by dermatologists, athletes, and estheticians alike.
The light spectrum, explained
Light comes in different wavelengths, each appearing as a different color. These wavelengths penetrate the skin at varying depths, triggering different biological responses depending on how far they reach.
Near-infrared light (830nm)
Penetrates deepest to support circulation, recovery, and repair.
Deep red light (660nm)
Energizes skin cells to boost firmness, elasticity, and tone.
Red light therapy (630nm)
Supports collagen and elastin for visibly smoother, firmer skin.
Amber light therapy (605nm)
Promotes circulation and reduces visible puffiness and redness.
Blue light therapy (415nm)
Targets acne-causing bacteria and helps calm inflammation.
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Near-infrared light (830nm)
Penetrates deepest to support circulation, recovery, and repair.
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Deep red light (660nm)
Energizes skin cells to boost firmness, elasticity, and tone.
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Red light therapy (630nm)
Supports collagen and elastin for visibly smoother, firmer skin.
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Amber light therapy (605nm)
Promotes circulation and reduces visible puffiness and redness.
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Blue light therapy (415nm)
Targets acne-causing bacteria and helps calm inflammation.
BENEATH THE SURFACE
How red & near-infrared light boost collagen
Collagen naturally declines with age, causing fine lines and sagging.
Red and near-infrared light penetrate the skin to stimulate collagen and elastin.
New collagen strengthens the skin’s structure from within.
Skin appears firmer, smoother, and more plump over time.
Myth vs science
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Light therapy is painful and requires recovery time.
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Light therapy is just a trend that won’t actually work.
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It’s complicated to use and requires a professional.
- SCIENCE
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Light therapy is completely non-invasive, non-UV, and pain-free, delivering all the benefits with zero downtime.
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Research shows it supports collagen and elastin production, leading to visibly firmer, smoother skin over time.
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Our light therapy devices are designed for home use—just turn it on and let the light do the work.
THE SOLAWAVE DIFFERENCE
Real skin. Real change.
of people showed a visible reduction of fine lines and wrinkles
of people showed visibly brighter skin
of people showed a visible improvement in skin texture
Skincare experts choose Solawave
Real dermatologists and aestheticians share why they recommend Solawave.
Frequently asked questions
See all FAQsWhat does it feel like?
Solawave devices are completely safe for at-home use – lab-tested, dermatologist-approved, and non-invasive.
No pain, no irritation, just gentle light doing its job.
Can’t I just use a red light bulb?
Regular red bulbs don’t deliver the specific wavelengths your skin needs.
They might set the mood – but they won’t do much for your skin.
How long until I see results?
With consistent use – at least 3 times a week – some users see visible changes in as little as 4 weeks. Most studies show more significant results around the 8-week mark.
Light therapy works with your skin’s natural renewal cycle, so showing up regularly makes all the difference.
Does the light hurt your eyes?
No. Our devices are designed with eye safety in mind. If you’re sensitive to light, you can wear protective eyewear for added comfort.
Can I use light therapy if I have sensitive skin?
Everyone’s skin is different. It’s recommended to do a simple patch test before use to confirm your skin isn’t sensitive to light therapy.
Do I need to use LightBoost™ with light therapy?
LightBoost™ topicals are designed to enhance the effects of light therapy but also deliver visible results on their own—whether or not you use a device.