Lumirea User Guide & Support

ViQure Lumirea User Guide & Support

frequently asked questions

What is Composite Light?

Lumirea uses a composite light output system (DPL + NIR simultaneous emission). This means the device emits two precisely selected spectra at the same time — DPL (530–650 nm) for targeted surface treatment and NIR (900–1800 nm) for deep tissue penetration. The combination and proportion of these wavelengths allow the energy to work at different skin layers, supporting surface repair while promoting deep tightening.

Can the device turn off NIR and use only DPL light?

No. The two light types of Lumirea are not independent channels. They form a coordinated system optimized for energy ratio and wavelength coupling. This design allows a single session to simultaneously target the epidermis (improving pigmentation and brightening skin tone) and the dermis (promoting collagen regeneration and enhancing firmness), achieving more efficient and safer skincare.

Can it cause melasma or burns?

No. The energy of the combined light is precisely controlled, preventing excess heat generation. The sapphire cooling system can reduce the epidermal temperature by approximately 5–10°C in real time, ensuring stable and evenly distributed energy, which avoids heat accumulation and burns. However, it is not recommended for use directly on melasma areas, as thermal reactions may deepen pigmentation or cause post-inflammatory darkening.

Is the entire treatment course painful?

The treatment is comfortable and painless. Lumirea’s sapphire cooling technology continuously lowers the epidermal temperature by 5–10°C during illumination, effectively relieving heat sensation. The treatment energy remains within a safe range, and most users report only a mild warming sensation along with a comfortable tightening effect.

Suitable Skin Tones?

Lumirea is suitable for all skin types. Whether you’re soothing redness, evening tone, or firming skin, Lumirea delivers precise, consistent energy for visible, comfortable results.

Pre- and Post-Treatment Care?

✦ Before Treatment:

1.Confirm suitability: Avoid treating pathological pigmentation, such as melasma or inflammatory spots.

2.Protect sensitive areas: Cover spots, moles, or sensitive skin with protective patches or cotton pads to prevent overexposure.

3.Clean and dry skin: Remove makeup and pat skin dry before treatment to avoid interference with light energy transmission.

✦After Treatment:

1.Immediate soothing and cooling: Apply a chilled mask or ice pack to calm the skin and tighten pores.

2.Avoid heat stimulation: Do not use hot water on the face, saunas, or intense exercise within 24 hours to prevent redness or dryness.

3.Strict sun protection: Apply sunscreen (SPF 30+) when going outdoors, and use a hat or umbrella to prevent pigmentation rebound.

4.Maintain hydration and repair: Enhance moisturizing for 3–7 days using gentle hydrating serums or masks to maintain skin barrier stability.