Is the treatment with Philips RéAura laser technology safe?

RéAura does not work without the application tip, to prevent unintended use by children. After use always take off the application tip and store it separately from RéAura. Keep the tip in a safe place, out of the reach of children.

To protect the eyes, RéAura only emits laser pulses if the application tip is fully in contact with the skin.

If RéAura detects that more than the recommended maximum number of doses have been applied within 24 hours, it switches off automatically and remains locked for 24 hours to prevent further use.

If the built-in temperature sensor measures a too high or too low temperature inside the RéAura, it switches the laser off.
During clinical studies no serious or unexpected side effects or adverse events were observed or reported. All subjects agreed that the device was safe for self-use in the home environment and there are no long-term side effects, such as skin cancer, recorded to date.