Full-body and facial light therapy

The Panel

SAR 4,900

Six clinically selected wavelengths across seventy emitters. Built for a twenty-minute daily session on the face, and sized to treat the body when you want it to.

Treatment20 minutes daily, at 0–12 in
ForCollagen support, fine lines, tone, recovery
Wavelengths630 / 660 / 810 / 850 / 940 / 1060 nm
Rated life50,000+ hours

First release, 2026. Designed in Saudi Arabia. Ships worldwide on AC 100–240 V, so no adapter is required.

For the face

Collagen is built
below the surface

Fine lines are a structural change, not a surface one. As collagen and elastin production slows, the dermis loses density and the skin above it creases and holds the crease.

Topicals work above that layer. Red light at 630 and 660 nanometres passes into it, and is absorbed by the fibroblasts responsible for producing collagen in the first place. Given more available energy, they produce more of it.

The change is gradual and cumulative, which is the honest version. Most published protocols run three to five sessions a week over eight to twelve weeks before the difference is clearly visible.

Engineering

Four decisions
that shaped everything else

Why seventy emitters

Fewer, brighter emitters produce a hot centre and a dim edge. Seventy lower-driven LEDs spread the same delivered energy across the whole treatment area, which keeps the dose even across the face and lets each emitter run well below its thermal limit. Running cool is the single largest factor in how long an LED holds its rated output.

Why thirty-degree optics

A bare LED throws light in a wide, uncontrolled cone. Most of it never reaches the skin, and what does arrives at an angle that reduces absorption. A 30° lens holds the beam where it is aimed, so the figure measured at the panel surface is close to the figure delivered to the dermis.

Why steel, not moulded plastic

Plastic housings insulate. Heat accumulates behind the array, output drifts downward during a session, and the emitters age faster than their rating suggests. Cold-rolled SPCC steel conducts that heat into the body of the panel and away, which is why the output at minute twenty matches the output at minute one.

Why zero EMF

A panel used for twenty minutes a day sits close to the body for thousands of hours across its life. Driver placement and shielding were treated as a design constraint from the beginning rather than a figure to measure afterwards. The result is no detectable electromagnetic emission at treatment distance.

Wavelength selection

Six, because six
could be justified

630nm

Visible red

The band most closely associated with collagen activity, skin tone and surface texture.

660nm

Deep red

Reaches into the dermis where fibroblasts sit, while remaining where cellular absorption peaks.

810nm

Near-infrared

The deepest practical penetration for soft tissue. Central to the recovery literature.

850nm

Near-infrared

Carries into joints and denser tissue where shorter wavelengths cannot reach.

940nm

Far-infrared

Extends the delivered spectrum and contributes gentle thermal effect at depth.

1060nm

Far-infrared

The upper boundary of the panel. Broadens coverage rather than concentrating it.

Specifications

Optical

Wavelengths: 630, 660, 810, 850, 940, 1060 nm
Emitters: 70 LEDs
Lens angle: 30°
Irradiance: 220 mW/cm² ±10% at 0 in

Power

LED power: 350 W
Actual consumption: 120 W ±10%
Input: AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Rated life: 50,000+ hours

Physical

Dimensions: 318 × 220 × 70 mm
Weight: 4.5 kg with packaging
Housing: Cold-rolled SPCC steel
Ingress rating: IP20

Environment

EMF emission: 0 µT
Operating temperature: −20 °C to 50 °C
Relative humidity: 30% to 70%
Intended use: Indoor, dry environments

Red light therapy is a wellness practice, not a medical treatment. minara is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Results vary between individuals. Speak with a healthcare professional about your own circumstances.

Twenty minutes,
every day, for a year

That is roughly one percent of the panel’s rated life. It is built for the long version of this, not the trial.