Harness the power of red and near-infrared light to accelerate recovery, reduce inflammation and rejuvenate your body from the inside out.
Call to BookRed Light Therapy (also known as photobiomodulation or low-level laser therapy) uses specific wavelengths of red (630–700nm) and near-infrared (800–1000nm) light to penetrate the skin and stimulate the body's natural cellular repair processes. Unlike UV light, red light is completely safe and non-damaging — it energises your cells, encouraging them to work harder and heal faster.
Used by elite athletes, NASA researchers and leading clinicians worldwide, red light therapy is one of the most evidence-backed wellness treatments available today.
Accelerates muscle recovery after training or injury by increasing ATP production in cells — helping you bounce back faster and perform at your best.
Decreases chronic and acute inflammation throughout the body, making it effective for arthritis, joint pain, tendonitis and post-surgery recovery.
Stimulates fibroblasts to produce more collagen and elastin — reducing fine lines, improving skin texture and giving you a more youthful complexion.
Near-infrared light penetrates deep to support brain health, boost serotonin levels and improve sleep quality — leaving you feeling energised and positive.
Clinically proven to reduce pain signals and nerve sensitivity — offering natural, drug-free relief for chronic pain conditions and acute injuries.
Reduces acne, redness and scarring while improving skin tone and radiance. A natural alternative to more invasive cosmetic treatments.
A red light therapy session at CryoClinic is completely comfortable and relaxing. You simply sit or stand in front of our professional-grade red light panel for the duration of the session. No heat, no discomfort, no downtime.
Sessions typically last 10–20 minutes and can be combined with other CryoClinic treatments such as cryotherapy or HBOT for a comprehensive recovery protocol. Most clients notice improvements after just a few sessions, with optimal results seen after a course of 8–12.