Who performs photobiomodulation?
Photobiomodulation is now used in a variety of settings, from doctors' offices to wellness centers. Here's a look at which professionals offer it and how to find a center equipped to provide the treatment.
In short: It is used by healthcare professionals (doctors, dermatologists, physical therapists), by beauty and wellness practitioners, and in specialized centers equipped with full-body devices.
Healthcare professionals
Physicians, dermatologists, physical therapists, and healthcare professionals working in medical facilities can incorporate photobiomodulation as a complementary treatment, in accordance with their scope of practice. Learn more about incorporating PBM into your practice and what the law says.
Beauty and Well-Being
Many salons, spas, and wellness centers offer photobiomodulation for skin care, a radiant complexion, relaxation, or recovery. See the benefits for the skin.
Specialized centers and full-body red light therapy bed
Some centers are equipped with a full-body treatment cabin that treats the entire body in a single session, throughout France and its overseas territories. Discover centers equipped with the Body Boost Bed.
Do you need a professional, or can you practice at home?
Both options are possible. A professional provides a structured environment and high-performance equipment; at home, the right equipment allows for regular use as long as you follow a few guidelines. See best practices for home use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which professionals practice it?
Healthcare professionals, beauty and wellness practitioners, and specialized centers.
Do I need a prescription?
Not intended for wellness or cosmetic use. In a medical context, consult your healthcare professional.
How can I find a center near me?
Check out the equipped centers featured on our blog, or contact us for guidance.
See also
Scientific sources
- Mineroff et al. (2024). CME Photobiomodulation, Part II: Clinical Applications in Dermatology. J Am Acad Dermatol. Read on PubMed
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