LUMINA PRO is Sook's full-body photobiomodulation panel, engineered for the most exclusive corner of the longevity and wellness world. It pairs clinical-grade red and near-infrared (NIR) light in a brushed-aluminum body with rose-gold detailing — equally at home in a premium clinic, a private event, or a personal wellness room.
Designed to be lived with, not just visited: LUMINA PRO is built for daily use at home, for the whole family — from an athlete's recovery routine to a parent's evening reset — and it is a particularly relevant addition for women navigating perimenopause and menopause, a life stage where skin, energy, sleep and mood all shift at once.
Why women in perimenopause & menopause are choosing red light
As estrogen declines, skin loses collagen and elasticity faster, sleep and mood can become less stable, and recovery slows down. Red and near-infrared light is being studied precisely in this context — for skin firmness and collagen density, for comfort in genitourinary menopause symptoms, and, more broadly, for cellular energy (mitochondrial) support. LUMINA PRO brings that same category of full-body exposure into a daily home ritual.
Features
- Full-body panel with dual wavelength output (red light 630–660nm + NIR 810–850nm)
- Premium brushed-aluminum structure with a luxury finish, designed for high-end interiors
- Portable, foldable design — install it at home, in a private studio, or at exclusive events
- Precision timer and intensity control
- Silent operation, no fan noise — suited to spa, bedroom and quiet wellness spaces
- Simple enough for the whole household to use as part of an evening routine
The research behind red & near-infrared light
Photobiomodulation (red/NIR light therapy) is one of the more actively studied areas in skin and cellular wellness. A selection of the published research informing this category:
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Skin, wrinkles & collagen density: A controlled clinical trial found red and near-infrared light treatment significantly improved skin complexion, reduced wrinkle severity, and increased intradermal collagen density, with high patient satisfaction (Wunsch & Matuschka, Photomedicine and Laser Surgery, 2014 — PubMed 24286286).
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Periocular wrinkles: A randomized controlled trial reported a 30% reduction in periocular wrinkle volume after a course of photobiomodulation treatment (Photobiomodulation, Photomedicine, and Laser Surgery, 2023 — PubMed 36780572).
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Home-use devices: A multi-center, randomized, double-blind, sham-controlled study evaluated a home-used LED/NIR mask for crow's feet and confirmed efficacy and safety for at-home protocols (Medicine, 2025).
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Genitourinary menopause symptoms: A prospective clinical study evaluated photobiomodulation therapy specifically for genitourinary syndrome of menopause, reporting improvement in patient-reported comfort (PMC, 2025).
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Cellular energy & recovery: Review literature on photobiomodulation describes consistent findings of improved mitochondrial ATP production and faster tissue recovery in human muscle studies — the same mechanism proposed for daily energy and recovery support (PMC, 2017; narrative review, 2025).
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Bone density (preclinical): Animal studies in ovariectomy-induced osteoporosis models — a standard research model for post-menopausal bone loss — found photobiomodulation therapy improved bone mineral density outcomes; human clinical trials in this specific area are still emerging (PubMed 36723764; PubMed 28846932).
Wellness device, not a medical device. Consult your doctor if pregnant or under treatment.
Built for
Longevity clinics, luxury hotels and spas, private wellness events and personal biohacking collections — and just as easily, a family home. A piece that is both functional and sculptural.
Limited edition. Availability and installation coordinated personally.
