11 results about "Actinotherapy" patented technology

A skin treatment device configured to selectively operate in hydradermabrasion mode and in massage mode. The skin treatment device includes a working end and a plurality of interchangeable working attachments that can be selectively mounted to the working end. The working attachments includes at least one hydradermabrasion tip and at least one massage head. The device includes a liquid delivery system for moving liquid from a supply canister to the working attachment and from the working attachment to the waste receptacle. The hydradermabrasion tip includes a supply aperture for delivering liquid to the target region of skin and a return aperture for returning liquid from the target region to the waste receptacle. The device may include a red-light therapy system for delivering red-light therapy to a target region. The red-light therapy system may include a plurality of red LEDs positioned to emit red light through an installed working attachment.

An object of the present invention is to provide a new indication for phototherapy or prevention, and to provide a new treatment or prevention device for irritable bowel syndrome. The present invention is a device for treating or preventing irritable bowel syndrome, specifically a light beam irradiation device for treating or preventing irritable bowel syndrome by performing percutaneous irradiation toward the sacral foramina on one side or both sides and the vicinity thereof.

A photobiomodulation phototherapy device and system are disclosed. The phototherapy system includes a storage box and a photobiomodulation device. The photobiomodulation device includes a frame extending axially and longitudinally along a bridge present in the middle of the frame. The photobiomodulation device includes a pair of reflectors attached to the frame, one of the pair of reflectors adapted to surround a first eye and the other of the pair of reflectors adapted to surround a second eye. The photobiomodulation device further includes light modules emitting light of specific wavelengths having predefined irradiance levels. The light modules can be placed on the pair of reflectors at a predetermined distance for emitting light penetrating into the eyelids of the respective eyes of the patient for treating the eyes and surrounding skin of the patient for a preset time. The photobiomodulation device includes a button and a USB port connector attached to the frame.

A method is provided for performing electromagnetic radiation therapy on a subject. The method comprises providing a device which emits electromagnetic radiation, wherein the electromagnetic radiation includes a first portion that oscillates between at least first and second distinct states, and a second non-oscillatory portion; and illuminating the subject with the electromagnetic radiation.

A computer-implemented method of administering low light therapy. Embodiments include receiving data from one or more sensors. Embodiments include determining, based on the data, an identity of a user. Embodiments include administering, based on the identity of the user, a configured dose of low light therapy using one or more light sources.

Systems and methods for transcranial light therapy address the deficiencies inherent in previous light therapy devices. Improved adjustability of the location, placement, and directionality of the applied light, thereby improving efficiency of transcranial light delivery and facilitating customization of fitment of the light therapy devices to users of differently sized and differently shaped human heads and hair is provided. Improved mechanisms and methods for controlling light therapy application at each of a plurality of light application locations are also provided, such that light therapy treatments can be highly customized for each individual and / or therapy purpose. Simultaneous, sequential, or separate ocular visible light therapy is also available, thereby increasing the options for customized therapy modalities. The therapy devices are highly modular, permitting simplified repair and maintenance of device components upon component failure and allowing unnecessary device components to be removed from the device when not being used, thereby increasing user comfort.

Disclosed herein are phthalocyanine dyes, and conjugates thereof, useful as fluorescent reporters for bioassays, for optical imaging and as therapeutic conjugates as the photosensitizing agents in light-based therapies including photoimmuno therapy (PIT). Certain phthalocyanine dyes disclosed herein are water soluble, and possess photophysical and photochemical profiles useful for use in imaging or therapy.

A phototherapy applicator 1 (e.g. handpiece) comprises plural optical elements 6 mounted on a support 2, each optical element transmitting radiation from a light source, such as a single laser generat

A computer-implemented method of administering low light therapy. Embodiments include receiving data from one or more sensors. Embodiments include determining, based on the data, an identity of a user. Embodiments include administering, based on the identity of the user, a configured dose of low light therapy using one or more light sources.