SP6000 Red Light Therapy Body Panel

Skin: 3-5 mins for each area (@12"-24" distance from the light)
Deeper Tissue: 10-20 mins for each area (@12"-24" distance from the light)

During the initial phase of treatment, it's common to undergo red light therapy sessions more frequently, such as daily or several times per week. This intensive approach may be used to kickstart the therapeutic process and achieve initial results. 
Once desired results are achieved, the frequency of red light therapy sessions may be reduced to a maintenance schedule. Maintenance sessions can range from once or twice a week to a few times per month, depending on individual needs and the condition being treated.

Red light therapy, when used as directed, is generally considered safe and does not increase the risk of skin cancer. Unlike ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which can damage DNA and increase the risk of skin cancer, red light therapy uses non-ionizing light at specific wavelengths, primarily red and near-infrared, which do not have the same harmful effects as UV radiation.

Red light therapy is generally considered safe for the eyes when used properly, as it does not emit harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation and typically uses low-intensity light. However,For people who are sensitive to light, you can do like following: 
* Avoid Direct Eye Exposure
* Use Eye Protection 
* Keep Eyes Closed

SP6000 is suitable for half body therapy. Minimum therapy area is 60*200cm