What it is
Celluma's photobiomodulation platform runs three fixed wavelengths, blue at 465 nm, red at 640 nm and near-infrared at 880 nm, delivered through a patented flexible panel that takes the shape of the area it treats. Every one of the fourteen Celluma devices on this page runs the same three wavelengths. What changes between them is panel size, mode count and which of the four indications each model covers.
DNA Nexus supplies Celluma for LED and photobiomodulation in Egypt. The range beneath MYSTIQUE exists because panel size and mode count are what separate a single-panel desk unit from a multi-panel setup on a rolling stand, not because the light technology inside them differs.
Applications
Skin rejuvenation (thirteen of fourteen devices; every model except SPORT)- Pain recovery (eleven of fourteen devices; SPORT is pain recovery only)
- Body contouring (NOVA, ELITE, CONTOUR PLUS, CONTOUR, PRO PLUS, POD)
- Hair restoration (MYSTIQUE, NOVA, ELITE, CONTOUR PLUS, RESTORE)
FAQ
Who makes the Celluma devices?
BioPhotas, Inc., in Tustin, California.
What makes MYSTIQUE different from the rest of the range?
It is the only device built as a face-and-scalp mask, and it is Celluma's newest model. It runs the same three wavelengths as every other unit in the range.
What are the three wavelengths?
Blue at 465 nm, red at 640 nm and near-infrared at 880 nm. Every device in the range runs the same three, on Celluma's patented flexible panel that takes the shape of the treated area; the models differ by panel size, mode count and cleared indications.
Do all fourteen devices treat the same conditions?
No. All fourteen share the same three wavelengths, but coverage varies by model, from SPORT's pain-only indication to NOVA, ELITE and CONTOUR PLUS, which carry all four.
Which Celluma device is handheld?
POD.
Is there a consumable for these devices?
Yes, disposable hygienic barrier sleeves, in large and small sizes, shared across the range.
Partners
LED / Photobiomodulation