The science of light
Thoughtful light. Everyday care.
Understand the technology behind your Reseen routine.
Explore the scienceGood care begins with understanding.
Red and near-infrared light are studied for their effects on cellular activity and the appearance of skin.
Light reaches the skin
Specific wavelengths of light can penetrate the skin.
Cells respond to light
Light energy is absorbed by cells and can influence natural activity.
Consistency supports care
Regular use helps you get the most from your routine.
Effects depend on wavelength, dose, device and individual skin.

Meet VIPE™
Precision starts with the source.
VCSEL stands for vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser: a compact semiconductor laser that emits light from its surface.
VIPE™ is Reseen's photonic technology platform.
Two kinds of light. A clearer understanding.
Red light
Visible light. Skin-focused care.
Red light is studied for supporting collagen-related processes and improving the appearance of fine lines and texture.
Near-infrared light
Beyond what the eye can see.
Invisible to the eye, near-infrared light can reach deeper tissue. Its effects depend on wavelength and dose.
Wavelengths and modes vary by product. Check each device's specifications.

Support your skin. Keep your expectations real.
Light-based skincare benefits vary. General research does not establish results for every device.
Read the researchA little time. A regular ritual.
Prepare
Start with clean skin.
Select
Choose your device's recommended mode.
Follow
Use the time and eye protection specified.
Repeat
Follow your product's recommended schedule.
One philosophy. Care for different needs.

Glow
Targeted facial light care
See how Glow works
Weave
Guided light for scalp care
See how Weave works
Halo
Hands-free scalp light care
See how Halo worksAvailable wavelengths and features differ by model.
Precision light. Guided by hand.
VCSELs are semiconductor lasers; LEDs are a different light source. Results depend on the complete device and treatment protocol.
Not necessarily. Wavelengths and modes vary by product — check the specifications on each device's page to see what it uses.
Follow the recommended schedule for your device. Most routines are short sessions a few times a week; consistency matters more than longer sessions.
Light-based skincare works gradually. Many people look for changes over several weeks of regular use, and individual results vary.