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Light Goddess PRO
Regular price $6,500.00 USDRegular priceor from $173/month Unit price per$7,700.00 USDSale price $6,500.00 USD
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Oxi-INFUSE™
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Eos-Restore Double PDT
Regular price $4,490.00 USDRegular priceor from $113/month Unit price per$4,900.00 USDSale price $4,490.00 USD
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Rejuva Fresh offers professional PDT machines and LED light therapy equipment for spas, salons, and aesthetic practices.
Our current collection includes dedicated PDT equipment, multi-panel light therapy systems, and facial equipment with integrated LED light therapy.
Compare each system by its light configuration, published wavelengths, power, treatment area, and additional functions before choosing equipment for your practice.
The Technology Behind a PDT Machine
A PDT machine is light-based equipment used to deliver specific wavelengths of light to a treatment area.
In clinical medicine, photodynamic therapy (PDT) specifically combines a photosensitizing medication with a light source that activates it. In the professional aesthetic-equipment market, “PDT machine” and “PDT LED machine” are also commonly used for LED phototherapy systems designed to deliver selected wavelengths of light.
Rejuva Fresh uses PDT technology for systems including the Eos-Restore Double PDT and Light Goddess PRO. Because equipment configurations differ, providers should evaluate the actual light source, wavelengths, output, and controls of each machine.
For a broader look at where LED systems fit alongside other professional facial technologies, see our guide to the best facial machine types for estheticians.
What Does Photodynamic Therapy Mean?
Photodynamic therapy has a specific medical meaning that is worth separating from the broader equipment terminology.
In clinical PDT, a photosensitizing medication is administered or applied before the target area is exposed to light. The light activates the photosensitizer and produces the therapeutic reaction.
LED light exposure by itself is not automatically clinical photodynamic therapy.
The aesthetic-equipment industry also uses terms such as PDT machine, PDT LED machine, and photodynamic therapy machine for professional light therapy equipment.
When evaluating equipment, providers should follow the machine's documented intended use cases for better context.
Understanding Wavelengths in PDT LED Equipment
Wavelength is measured in nanometers (nm) and identifies the portion of the light spectrum emitted by a device.
Different professional systems handle wavelength selection differently. Eos-Restore has individual wavelengths for its seven light settings, while Light Goddess PRO includes a broader 400–1000 nm operating range.
A larger wavelength number also does not automatically mean a stronger machine. Different wavelengths are used for different types of treatments, such as hair, pigmentation, vascular concerns, or skin resurfacing.
PDT Machine vs. LED Light Therapy Machine: What's the Difference?
PDT and LED light therapy are closely related terms in the aesthetic-equipment market, but they are not always interchangeable.
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Term |
What It Describes |
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PDT machine |
Equipment for photodynamic or PDT applications, using controlled light exposure |
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LED light therapy machine |
A system that uses LEDs to deliver selected wavelengths of light |
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Clinical photodynamic therapy |
A medical treatment involving a photosensitizing medication followed by exposure to an appropriate light source |
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Multi-wavelength LED equipment |
Light therapy equipment capable of producing multiple wavelength ranges or light settings |
PDT equipment often uses LED light, but clinical photodynamic therapy is more specific: it combines light treatment with a photosensitizing medication.
For buyers, the more useful comparison is the machine's actual technical configuration.
See How Rejuva Fresh PDT & LED Light Therapy Machines Compare
Our current collection includes different approaches to professional light-based equipment.
| Machine | Equipment Type | Published Light Configuration | Key Configuration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eos-Restore Double PDT | Professional PDT machine | Seven light settings | 550 LEDs, 800W |
| Light Goddess PRO | Professional PDT/light therapy system | 400–1000 nm published wavelength range | One- or two-panel configurations, 2–70 J/cm² fluence, pulse, and continuous modes |
| Oxi-INFUSE | Oxygen facial system with LED therapy | Seven-color LED dome | 359 LEDs plus oxygen dome and oxygen infusion sprayer |
These machines should not be treated as three versions of the same equipment.
Eos-Restore and Light Goddess PRO are the most directly relevant systems for buyers searching for a PDT machine, while Oxi-INFUSE combines LED light therapy with a separate oxygen facial platform.
Eos-Restore Double PDT Machine Professional
The Eos-Restore Double PDT Machine Professional is the most direct PDT-focused system in this collection.
Key features of the machine are as follows:
- 550 LEDs
- 800W device power
- Seven light settings
- A professional freestanding design
The seven published light settings include:
- Red at 640 nm
- Blue at 423 nm
- Green at 520 nm
- Yellow at 583 nm
- Orange at 610 nm
- Purple at 690 nm
- Calcium light at 510 nm
For practices specifically comparing PDT LED equipment, Eos-Restore provides a dedicated platform rather than incorporating light therapy as one feature of a broader facial system.
Light Goddess PRO Intensely Therapeutic Skin Revitalizer
The Light Goddess PRO is a larger professional light therapy system that uses PDT technology.
Unlike Eos-Restore, Light Goddess PRO can be configured with either one or two light panels, and with seven colors or red light only.
The machine specifications include:
- 400–1000 nm wavelength range
- 2–70 J/cm² fluence
- 100 mW power per diode
- 450W device power for the one-panel model
- 900W device power for the two-panel model
- Pulse and continuous operating modes
- 8-inch touchscreen
The one-panel and two-panel configurations also differ in overall machine weight, so practices can compare the physical setup alongside the light specifications.
For more detail on this system and the light technology behind it, read our guide to red light therapy and the Light Goddess PRO.
Oxi-INFUSE Oxygen Facial Machine With LED Light Therapy
The Oxi-INFUSE is an oxygen facial system instead of a dedicated PDT machine. The machine combines concentrated oxygen delivery with a seven-color LED dome, allowing LED light therapy to operate during the oxygen facial treatment.
Its LED dome contains 359 LEDs, while the overall system also includes an oxygen dome and handheld oxygen infusion spray gun.
For a practice primarily looking for a photodynamic therapy machine, Eos-Restore or Light Goddess PRO provides a more direct comparison. Oxi-INFUSE is more relevant when LED therapy is wanted as part of a broader oxygen facial service.
Practices building out a larger facial treatment menu can also browse our professional facial rejuvenation machines.
How to Choose a PDT LED Light Therapy Machine
Start with the equipment's technical specifications and how the system would fit into your existing treatment menu.
Compare the Light Configuration
Some systems provide several selectable light settings, while others offer a broader wavelength range.
Eos-Restore uses seven specified light settings. Light Goddess PRO has an overall 400–1000 nm range and is available in seven-color or red-light configurations.
Take a look at some of the key differences below.
| Machine | Light Options | Best Fit |
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| Eos-Restore Double PDT | 7 fixed wavelengths, 423–690 nm | Targeted light treatments for concerns including acne, redness, pigmentation, and skin rejuvenation |
| Light Goddess PRO | 7 targeted wavelengths; up to 3 can be used simultaneously | Broader treatment flexibility for acne, pigmentation, skin rejuvenation, scars, and skin tightening |
Check Power and Energy Specifications
Power figures need context.
For example, Light Goddess PRO lists overall device power, power per diode, and fluence separately. Those measurements describe different aspects of the system and should not be treated as interchangeable.
When comparing PDT LED equipment, look for clearly published specifications rather than judging a machine by wattage alone.
Consider the Treatment Area and Panel Design
Physical configuration can affect how the equipment fits into a treatment room and how light is positioned over the treatment area.
Light Goddess PRO is available with one or two panels. Eos-Restore uses a double-panel-style professional configuration, while Oxi-INFUSE places its LEDs inside an oxygen facial dome.
Look at the Available Controls
Professional light therapy equipment can also differ in how treatment parameters are controlled.
Light Goddess PRO, for example, provides pulse and continuous operating modes and an 8-inch touchscreen. Compare available controls with the treatment protocols and your practice’s workflow.
Decide Whether You Need Dedicated PDT Equipment
A dedicated PDT/light therapy machine makes sense when light-based treatments are the main reason for purchasing the equipment.
A multifunction system such as Oxi-INFUSE serves a different purpose because LED therapy is integrated with oxygen facial treatment. That distinction can be more useful than simply comparing the number of LEDs.
Professional PDT Equipment for Spas and Aesthetic Practices
For a spa or aesthetic practice, purchasing a PDT light therapy machine involves more than comparing individual wavelengths.
Consider:
- Available light settings and wavelengths
- Number and arrangement of LEDs
- Published power and energy specifications
- Panel or dome configuration
- Adjustable operating modes
- Machine dimensions and weight
- Training requirements
- Warranty and technical support
The right configuration depends on how light therapy will fit into your existing services and treatment space.
If PDT is one part of a larger equipment plan, you can also explore our complete selection of professional aesthetic equipment.
Professional Training for Rejuva Fresh PDT Machines
Rejuva Fresh provides personalized equipment training for all machines purchased from our website.
Complimentary one-to-one Zoom training is available, with in-person training also offered. Training covers machine operation, safety, and protocols for the specific equipment purchased.
Providers can also schedule Rejuva Fresh Academy training after receiving their equipment.
Why Choose Rejuva Fresh for PDT LED Equipment?
Rejuva Fresh develops professional aesthetic equipment with different configurations instead of relying on a single light therapy platform for every practice.
Our PDT and LED light therapy collection gives providers several equipment formats to compare, including a dedicated PDT machine, configurable professional light panels, and LED therapy incorporated into an oxygen facial system.
Our equipment is developed and engineered in the United States, with finished machines produced through qualified manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and South Korea, depending on the device. Rejuva Fresh sets the specifications and quality requirements for our equipment and oversees finished-machine quality.
Buyers should review the current warranty terms for the specific machine they are considering.
Shop PDT Machines & Professional Light Therapy Equipment
Compare our current PDT machines and professional LED light therapy equipment to find the configuration that fits your practice.
Review each product's published wavelengths, light configuration, power, operating modes, and additional functions.
We also offer virtual equipment demonstrations via Zoom, giving practices an opportunity to see equipment and ask questions directly before purchasing.
See Rejuva Fresh Equipment Before You Choose
Comparing specifications on a page is useful, but providers may also want to see equipment in operation before making an investment.
For questions about Eos-Restore, Light Goddess PRO, or trying other professional light therapy equipment out before purchasing, contact Rejuva Fresh.