It began quite by accident, but thank goodness it did. Originally developed in a Leipzig research unit as a medical laser to heal deep-tissue injuries, low-level laser therapy was invented to treat issues like degenerated cartilage, torn tendons, and respiratory inflammation without invasive surgery.

However, researchers discovered an exciting side effect: as the laser passed through the skin to reach the damaged tissue, it visibly transformed the skin. The laser smoothed wrinkles, reduced visible signs of aging, diminished redness, and tackled pigmentation, blemishes, and scarring.

This accidental discovery has launched a new era in beauty devices. Recent advancements in non-invasive treatments highlight LYMA's potential to reshape the beauty industry, much like recent breakthroughs in AI technology are transforming various sectors.

Now for the technical details. The LYMA Laser features a unique filtered beam that diffuses a small point of light over a larger surface area of the skin.

The LYMA Laser operates at a much higher power level compared to typical beauty lasers, which usually register around 15 milliwatts. LYMA’s laser, at 560 milliwatts, is designed to impact the epidermis, supporting its natural processes.

Many fashionable anti-aging procedures work by mechanically stimulating the skin into self-repair, and damage, harm and destroy the skin in order to encourage new cells to grow.

Unlike micro-needling, laser resurfacing and fillers, LYMA causes no damage to the dermis. We know you don’t need to hurt yourself and damage your skin in order to achieve younger skin.

There are no side effects associated with this technology and there is zero risk of infection, scabbing or reddening.

Using the LYMA tool is completely safe and painless.