Redgevity Master

During the first session, the tablet guides you through the basic steps: welcome, safety information, goal selection, program explanation, session start, and completion.

The location team will help with room access, hygiene, and any practical questions. After that, the session is designed to feel simple, calm, and self-guided.

Guests should seek medical guidance before use if they:

• Are pregnant
• Have active cancer or are undergoing cancer treatment
• Take photosensitising medication
• Have light-triggered epilepsy
• Have implanted electronic medical devices
• Have serious cardiovascular or neurological conditions
• Recently had surgery or have an acute medical condition
• Are unsure whether PBM is appropriate for them

The session is wellness-oriented and does not replace medical care, diagnosis, or treatment.

Some guests feel relaxed or refreshed after one session. Other goals may require consistent use over several weeks.

PBM is not a one-time miracle treatment. It is best understood as a light-based routine where the selected program, frequency, dose, and consistency all matter.

Some guests prefer calmer programs in the evening as part of a relaxation or wind-down routine. If a location offers sleep or relaxation-oriented programs, follow the guidance provided in the tablet flow.

Individual responses vary, so it is best to observe how you feel after your first sessions.

Many guests use PBM as part of a recovery or regeneration routine. Performance and recovery spaces may offer Redgevity Master before or after training, depending on the concept and selected program.

The best timing depends on the goal, program, and individual preference.

No. Redgevity Master is not a tanning bed and does not use UV light for tanning. It is also not a sauna, although some guests may feel gentle warmth during the session.

The experience is based on red and near-infrared light programs designed for photobiomodulation, not tanning or heat exposure.

Most guests tolerate PBM sessions well. Some may feel warmth, relaxation, tiredness, or temporary changes in how they feel after a session.

If a guest feels unwell, dizzy, overheated, unusually sensitive to light, or uncomfortable, they should stop the session and inform the location team. Sessions should always follow the provided safety guidance.

Guests with implanted electronic medical devices, such as pacemakers or neurostimulators, should consult their physician or device manufacturer before using Redgevity Master.

For non-electronic implants, suitability may depend on the type of implant, location, medical history, and personal situation. When unsure, medical clearance is recommended.

Pregnancy is a situation where individual medical guidance matters. If you are pregnant or trying to become pregnant, please speak with your doctor or midwife before using any full-body PBM system.

Partner locations should avoid giving medical advice and should refer guests to their healthcare provider when needed.

Red and near-infrared light therapy is generally considered non-invasive and well tolerated when used responsibly and according to guidance. Redgevity Master includes tablet-led safety information before the session.

However, guests should speak with a medical professional before use if they are pregnant, have active cancer, take photosensitising medication, have epilepsy triggered by light, have implanted electronic medical devices, have serious cardiovascular conditions, or are unsure whether PBM is suitable for them.


Usually, the best experience is to put your phone away and use the session as a calm recovery moment. Some locations may also ask guests not to bring devices into the treatment area for hygiene, safety, or relaxation reasons.

Redgevity Master is designed as a guided experience, so the tablet will provide the relevant session information.

For best light exposure, red and near-infrared light should reach the skin directly. Many locations recommend underwear, swimwear, or minimal comfortable clothing, depending on the room setup and privacy concept.

Your partner location will explain what is appropriate for the specific environment and provide privacy guidance.

This depends on the program, device setup, and the safety instructions at the location. Always follow the guidance shown on the tablet and provided by the operator.

If eyewear is recommended or required for a specific session, the location will provide instructions before you start.

Frequency depends on your goal, the selected program, your personal situation, and the recommendation of the location offering the session.

In general, PBM works best when used consistently rather than randomly. Some guests use it occasionally as a premium wellness experience, while others follow a more structured routine through packages, memberships, or protocols.

Most Redgevity Master sessions are designed to take approximately 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the selected program and location setup.

Many operators plan the full guest experience with a little extra time for arrival, changing, hygiene, and post-session orientation.

A session usually feels calm, warm, and relaxing. Guests lie comfortably inside the system while the selected light program runs.

Most people describe the experience as peaceful and grounding. It is not a workout, not a sauna, and not a painful treatment. You can simply relax while the guided session takes place.

Red light therapy is a commonly used term for light-based wellness applications using red and near-infrared wavelengths. Red light is mostly associated with more superficial tissue interaction, while near-infrared light can reach deeper areas.

Redgevity Master uses expert-designed programs that may combine red light, near-infrared light, intensity settings, and pulsing logic depending on the selected session.

Photobiomodulation, or PBM, is the use of specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to interact with the body’s cells. The goal is to support natural cellular processes related to energy, recovery, circulation, and wellbeing.


In simple terms: PBM uses light as a signal. The right wavelength, intensity, and duration matter — which is why Redgevity Master uses guided programs instead of leaving guests to guess settings on their own.