About Infrapen

The Infrapen was developed in Düsseldorf, Germanya city known for its advancements in dermatological research and cosmetic technology. Created by a team of European skincare engineers and medical professionals, Infrapen was designed in 2009 as a non-invasive alternative to surgical facelifts, focusing on science-backed infrared light therapy to deliver visible, lasting results.

Unlike treatments that only target the skin’s surface, infrared light penetrates deep into the dermal layers, gently heating tissues to:

• Stimulate collagen and elastin production

• Improve skin elasticity and firmness

• Enhance blood circulation and cellular oxygenation

• Support natural skin regeneration

By using precise wavelengths of both red and infrared light, Infrapen activates the skin’s natural repair mechanisms, leading to gradual tightening, reduction in fine lines, and a more lifted, youthful appearance — all without needles, surgery, or downtime.

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Experience advanced microneedling and light therapy for youthful, radiant skin.

Infra Red Light Therapy

Infrared light therapy is a non-invasive, painless treatment that uses gentle heat and light to stimulate your skin’s natural healing and rejuvenation processes — all without needles, chemicals, or downtime.

Light Therapy

Unlike regular red light, infrared light goes deeper, reaching into the lower layers of your skin where collagen and elastin are formed. It’s this deep penetration that helps tighten, firm, and refresh the skin from within.

The Study

Infrared (IR) light therapy also known as photobiomodulation is a non-invasive treatment that uses deep-penetrating red and near-infrared light to naturally stimulate the skin’s rejuvenation process.

Key Scientific Findings

1. University of Buffalo (Dr. Praveen Arany)
   Studies show that red and near-infrared light activates fibroblasts—the skin cells responsible for producing collagen—by triggering mitochondrial activity. This accelerates cellular repair and supports healthier, more resilient skin.The GuardianGlamour

2. Clinical Trial: Red & Near-Infrared for Skin Rejuvenation
   In a controlled study, volunteers undergoing multiple light treatments saw significant improvements in their skin texture, reduction in fine lines, and increased collagen density. These results were confirmed through advanced imaging and patient feedback.PubMed

3. Dermal Fibroblast & Patient Study
   A study involving infrared exposure showed increases in collagen and elastin within dermal fibroblasts and 51–75% of patients reported improved skin texture and reduced roughness after six months of infrared treatment.PubMed

4. Controlled Heat + IR Insights
   Research comparing different IR doses revealed that moderate exposure can boost collagen and elastin without damaging skin. Higher doses may risk slight damage—but properly calibrated treatments are both safe and effective.