A disposable and flexible electronic device for photobiomodulation of biological tissues, particularly applied as a bandage in several formats, in either domestic or clinical applications, biostimulating or biomodulating biological tissues, for healing wounds and treating inflammation, edema and pain.

An LED patch for a skin care apparatus is provided. An LED patch for a skin care apparatus according to an exemplary example of the present invention comprises: a substrate part; a circuit pattern part formed in at least two layers on the substrate part; a light source part including one or more LEDs mounted on one surface of the substrate part; and a cover part configured to cover at least one surface of the substrate part.

To provide medical treatment equipment, a medical treatment system, a control method for the medical treatment equipment, and a non-transitory storage medium storing a control program for the medical treatment equipment that can perform an optimal treatment in accordance with a state of the affected area. Medical treatment equipment acquires measurement information from a bending sensor of a sensor unit attached to the knee region of a user, evaluates a movable range of the knee region based on the measurement information (step S2), and controls the output of each of a first electrode pad and a second electrode pad based on the evaluation result (step S3, step S4).

A therapeutic device is placed over the breast and improves the quality of breastfeeding experience, aiming to heal and treat specific ailments nursing mothers encounter. The breast care device allows the user to maintain treatment while allowing for mobility during therapy. One aspect of the breast care device is made to contain and distribute therapeutic fluids, which are known to soothe breast pain, nipple cracks, anatomical variations, thrush, bites, milk blister, and other ailments. Another aspect of the breast care device contains an array of light elements for the purpose of light therapy, aiming to soothe the same ailments. The final aspect of the breast care device can contain a variety of electrical components, such as rollers for massage, vibration mechanisms for therapy, or ultrasound for imaging or therapy.

A phototherapy device, system, and method for treating acne and/or acne scarring, includes a light emitting device configured and arranged to emit light from a bottom surface thereof; and an attachment portion having an aperture therethrough configured to permit light through. The attachment portion is configured to retain the device to a user's skin and bathe the skin with phototherapeutic light from the light emitter. Attachment of the device may be preceded with the application of synergistic fluid, ointment, gel, cream, lotion, foam, soap, or other solutions which may or may not consist of known topical acne treatment agents, augment device attachment to the skin, and/or have photodynamic properties. The light emitted may be any wavelength, combinations of wavelengths, intensity, pulse frequency, and exposure duration.

A wavelength converting bandage including a substrate with an external surface and an internal surface. The wavelength converting bandage includes a plurality of quantum dots, each quantum dot individually sized to emit light within a wavelength range of 613 nm to 846 nm, defined as converted light. The wavelength converting bandage includes at least a portion of the substrate constructed to adhere to skin. The substrate may receive ambient light from the environment on the external surface and may emit converted light toward the skin.

A phototherapy device, a kit containing such a phototherapy device, and a method for treating a patient with a phototherapy device, the phototherapy device containing a housing, an emission portion, and a light tube, the housing containing a light source that emits light at a wavelength of from about 400 nm to about 550 nm, and may contain a light shield proximal to the light source, the emission portion being distal form the housing and connected thereto via a light tube which contains an optical fibre, and a mesh that may enclose the optical fibre and may allow a limited amount of light to leak from the optical fibre to the outside environment.

A multi-component regimen for the treatment of a skin condition including administering at least two components of at least one galenic microbial composition, applying at least one acidic composition, applying at least one mineral salt composition, illuminating an area of the skin and heating an area of the skin. The regimen includes at least one of administering at least one galenic microbial composition and illuminating an area of the skin. Also provided is a galenic microbial composition including bacteria of the phylum Actinobacterium and a dermatologically compatible carrier. Further provided is a wearable cutaneous treatment device for the therapeutic illumination of mammalian skin when activated, to project light outwards from the inner surface to illuminate at least a portion the area of skin.

The present invention is an oral heating element designed to apply heat and increase blood circulation along the gums to prevent and treat gum disease. The oral heating apparatus is designed to fit inside the mouth for extended periods of time. The heating element has a heating filament encased in a food safe plastic sheath capable of transmitting heat evenly along the surface of the sheath facing the gums.

A massager with heating features includes at least one massage head, one heating lamp, an upper housing, a carriage, a motor, one set of gear assembly, and a lower housing.