SurgiLux's chitin -derived polymer naturally sticks slightly to skin; a laser is needed to strengthen the seal. After placing a SurgiLux strip on a wound, researchers aim an infrared laser at it.

What it is: A bandage that emits infrared light. The market: Bandages generate annual sales of more than $500-million in the United States. Those that use “advanced wound-care technology” have ...

Infrared heat is all the rage—and it may really come with health benefits Infrared light therapy is more than just a trend: It’s showing potential in easing chronic pain, improving mobility ...

One-time surgical application of genetically engineered autologous keratinocyte sheets provides significant closure and pain ...

It was not until recently that infrared therapy was developed to improve wound healing, reduce the pain caused by arthritis, boost endorphin levels, and bioactivate neuromodulators.

Near infrared (NIR) is the friend of the skin. NIR increases collagen production, tightens skin elasticity, and even accelerates wound healing, says Tucson Sports Recovery.

Infrared sauna therapy, which involves exposing the body to radiant energy, emerged in mid-20th century Japan where doctors pioneered its use in the belief it could help heal wounds.

While considered safe for most people, there are some risks associated with using an infrared sauna. Here’s what you need to know.

Red light therapy is good for your skin. Like, really good! And studies suggest it's really good for your scalp and hair too. Don't expect results from a device overnight, but with consistent use most ...

Controlled experiments using skin wound models in rats further verified acceleration across all wound recovery phases. Notably, near-infrared irradiated wounds demonstrated over 30% faster closure by ...