Settle into the light. Make room to recover.
Pulse Light Therapy—also known as Red Light Therapy at SOZO—uses the Neurocare Pro Platinum to deliver noninvasive, polychromatic light sessions. Sessions are personalized to you and can be full-body, with comfort, recovery and everyday well-being in mind.
- Pulse Light, also known as Red Light Therapy
- Neurocare Pro Platinum polychromatic light
- Personalized, noninvasive and full-body capable
Ask our team whether Pulse / Red Light Therapy is suitable for you, and about session length and preparation, before you book.
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Two names. One calm, guided light session.
You may have heard it called Pulse Light or Red Light Therapy. At SOZO, both names describe the same service: a quiet, comfortable session with light, personal guidance and time to rest while your body recovers from the demands of the week.
What Pulse / Red Light Therapy is—and how it works.
Our sessions use the Neurocare Pro Platinum, a light-therapy system that delivers polychromatic light—more than a single color of light. It is noninvasive, and sessions can be set up to cover the full body or focus on the areas you discuss with our team.
People explore light therapy for many reasons, including muscle recovery after activity, skin well-being, comfort and circulation. Potential benefits depend on the device, the settings and the individual, and they are not guaranteed. We will talk openly about what you hope for and what to reasonably expect.
Pulse / Red Light Therapy is a complementary wellness experience. It is not a medical treatment, it does not diagnose or treat any condition, and it does not replace care from your physician or dermatologist.
Why you might choose Pulse / Red Light Therapy
Choose a light session when you want a restful, noninvasive way to support recovery and comfort as part of a wider wellness routine. It can be a natural companion to movement, rest and the other services you explore with us.
What happens during a session
We start with your goals and any questions. Our team explains the Neurocare Pro Platinum, helps you get comfortable and personalizes the session to you. Ask us about eye protection, what to wear, appointment length and preparation so you know exactly what to expect.
Talk with us about suitability first
Please tell our team before booking if you are sensitive to light, have a history of light-triggered seizures or migraines, have an eye condition, or take medications or use skin products that can increase photosensitivity. Also share if you are pregnant, have a skin condition, an active rash or recent procedure in the area, or any ongoing medical condition. We may suggest checking with your physician first.
Goals people explore with Pulse / Red Light Therapy.
Potential benefits depend on the device and the individual. We talk openly about what to reasonably expect.
Support muscle recovery
Make light sessions part of how you recover after activity. Many people explore red light for post-exercise recovery; individual experiences vary.
Care for skin well-being
Give your skin a calm, noninvasive moment of attention. Talk with us about your goals and any skin concerns before you begin.
Comfort and circulation
Potential support for everyday comfort and circulation is one reason people explore light therapy. Results depend on the device and the individual.
Know what to expect.
A personalized session, with your history and comfort considered first.
Polychromatic, full-body capable
The Neurocare Pro Platinum delivers polychromatic light and can be set up for full-body or focused sessions, personalized with our team.
Your history comes first
Light sensitivity, medications and medical conditions matter. A short conversation helps us decide together whether a session is right for you.
Part of a whole-person approach
Recovery is physical, but it is also mental and emotional. Ask how light sessions could fit alongside coaching, assessments and your daily rhythm.
There’s no one-size-fits-all next step.
Ask our team whether Pulse / Red Light Therapy is suitable for you, and about session length and preparation, before you book.