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LED Photodynamic Therapy Device ZPTD-A17 is equipped with 8 chip-level SMD LEDs. This device delivers superior light output intensity for more effective results. This device features a universally compatible Type-C port, ensuring quick and efficient recharging. Enjoy precision in the treatment sessions with a built-in countdown timer, allowing for consistent and hassle-free use. Our device is designed in a streamlined and compact form making it easy to carry, ensuring your skincare regimen can accompany anywhere.
| LED Technology | 8 chip-level SMD LEDs |
| Charging Port | Type-C |
| Irradiation area | 4cm2 ±10% |
| Light Output Intensity | High intensity for effective therapy |
| Timer Function | Time countdown mode |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable battery |
| Material | Durable and lightweight materials |
| Dimensions | 180 × 40.5 × 56mm |
Fashionable appearance
efficient and targeted phototherapy
Built-in time countdown mode
Equipped with a Type-C charging port
Designed with quality materials
Compact and lightweight
LED Photodynamic Therapy Device ZPTD-A17 targets and reduces acne-causing bacteria, helping to minimize breakouts and inflammation and also promotes healthier, more radiant skin by stimulating collagen production and improving skin texture.
Frequently Asked Question
These devices use light therapy to treat skin conditions like acne, aging signs, and pigmentation. It utilizes LED lights in different wavelengths to target specific skin concerns.
Yes, the device is designed to be safe for all skin types. However, it is recommended to do a patch test before first use to ensure there are no adverse reactions.
Yes, it is rechargeable and can be used wirelessly once fully charged.
It is generally safe for most areas of the face but avoid directly treating the eyes or the delicate lip area. You may use the device around these areas but not directly on them.
Yes, you can incorporate the device into your skincare routine. However, you may want to use it after cleansing and before moisturizing, as this allows the light to penetrate deeper into the skin.
