A safety monitoring and management system for phototherapy machine, comprising: a cabin, the inside space is enough to containing a user body, at least one infrared light source arranged inside the cabin, using the thermal radiation energy generated by the infrared light source to irradiate the human body inside the cabin; a peripheral console is set around the phototherapy machine; a monitoring and management platform arranged at a position far from the phototherapy machine and the peripheral console; an online data integration system receives the information uploaded by the peripheral console or the monitoring and management platform through the Internet, for the user to adjust the parameter of the infrared light therapy by himself.

Some embodiments are directed to a cellulite treatment system that contains a laser generating device. A hydrogel patch may include a region, at a first side of the hydrogel patch, to be in contact with a person's skin. The region may contain an adsorbing medium (e.g., carbon black or any other substance that would have a similar effect) that, when receiving a laser beam from the laser generating device, results in Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (“ESWT”) being applied to the person's skin to treat cellulite.

A therapeutic light delivery apparatus and method are disclosed. The apparatus includes a light source and an integrated optical applicator. The integrated optical applicator includes a plurality of light emitting devices and detector fibers fixedly spatially positioned within a flexible matrix material. The light emitting devices can be positioned a predetermined distance from an application side of the integrated optical applicator comprising an accurate and repeatable standoff position. A flexible matrix material is disclosed having a high scattering coefficient to produce a uniform irradiance pattern and predetermined fluence. A method of performing a photodynamic therapy procedure is disclosed that includes providing an integrated optical applicator couple to a therapy light source, providing a photosensitizing drug to a tissue of a patient, positioning an application side of the integrated optical applicator against a target area of the tissue, delivering a therapy light to the target area, and producing an irradiance pattern.

A device, for vision training and therapy, comprises a spectacle frame including a left rim, a right rim, and a bridge connecting the left rim and the right rim, wherein the left rim and the right rim include a plurality of therapeutic light sources located along the left rim and the right rim, for providing light therapy to the eyes of a user, a longitudinal member connected with the spectacle frame, and extending away from the spectacle frame, along the line of sight of the user, wherein the longitudinal member includes a plurality of colored light sources connected by a white stripe arranged to be viewable by both eyes of the user and a controller connected with the plurality of therapeutic light sources and the plurality of colored light sources. Further, the longitudinal member is extendible through an extension mechanism attached to the spectacle frame.

A device, for vision training and therapy, comprises a spectacle frame including a left rim, a right rim, and a bridge connecting the left rim and the right rim, wherein the left rim and the right rim include a plurality of therapeutic light sources located along the left rim and the right rim, for providing light therapy to the eyes of a user, a longitudinal member connected with the spectacle frame, and extending away from the spectacle frame, along the line of sight of the user, wherein the longitudinal member includes a plurality of colored light sources connected by a white stripe arranged to be viewable by both eyes of the user and a controller connected with the plurality of therapeutic light sources and the plurality of colored light sources. Further, the longitudinal member is extendible through an extension mechanism attached to the spectacle frame.

A noninvasive method of reducing a user's body apparent body fat by applying a device emitting high power light having a wavelength shorter than 1065 nm externally through the skin of the patient. The device is placed on or attached to one or more areas of a patient's body. Sufficient energy, with a targeted value of 6.6 J/cm absorbed, is applied to one or more of those areas to cause a reduction in the measurement in the energized areas. The preferred methodology uses LEDs at about 532 nm and 635 nm. Targeted energy levels are a minimum of 2 W/cm for LED emissions applied every other day for a minimum of 75 seconds per exposed area; until desired amount of size reduction is achieved.

A noninvasive method of reducing a user's body apparent body fat by applying a device emitting high power light having a wavelength shorter than 1065 nm externally through the skin of the patient. The device is placed on or attached to one or more areas of a patient's body. Sufficient energy, with a targeted value of 6.6 J/cm absorbed, is applied to one or more of those areas to cause a reduction in the measurement in the energized areas. The preferred methodology uses LEDs at about 532 nm and 635 nm. Targeted energy levels are a minimum of 2 W/cm for LED emissions applied every other day for a minimum of 75 seconds per exposed area; until desired amount of size reduction is achieved.

A device for eradicating at least one pathogen in a nasal passage of a human or animal may include a housing configured to be inserted into the nasal passage, at least one radiation source, configured to emit radiation, coupled to the housing such that at least a portion of a radiation emitting surface, upon insertion of the housing into the nasal passage, faces at least a portion of nasal lining of the nasal passage, and an electrical circuit carried by the housing and electrically connected to the at least one radiation source, the electrical circuit including at least one circuit component for controlling the at least one radiation source to emit the radiation to irradiate the nasal passage, the emitted radiation having a frequency or range of frequencies at which the at least one pathogen in the nasal passage, when irradiated by the emitted radiation, is eradicated.

An oral treatment device that emits light onto surfaces of a user's teeth. In one aspect, the oral treatment device includes an intraoral mouthpiece. The mouthpiece comprises a lamp support structure comprising a lamp support surface and is formed of a first material. A flexible lamp is mounted to the lamp support surface so that a light emitting surface of the flexible lamp assumes a concave curvature, thereby forming a lamp assembly. A guard component is overmolded to the lamp assembly. In one embodiment, the oral treatment device may be a teeth whitening device.

The invention relates to a device for generating electrical, magnetic, and/or electromagnetic signals, which, at different treatment frequencies, can be used to treat the human body, an electronic noise element (22) being provided as a means for providing a noise signal, which noise signal can be used for the selection of a treatment frequency, the properties of which electronic noise element are at least partly dependent on at least one biophysical radiation emission of the human body.