Extended light coverage
A high density of LEDs to distribute light across a wide area of the leg.
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A high density of LEDs to distribute light across a wide area of the leg.
A wavelength designed to support the visible quality, radiance and evenness of the skin.
A complementary wavelength designed to reach deeper within a photobiomodulation routine.
Five programs to tailor each session and make LED easy to integrate into your ritual.
A simple, non-invasive and premium way to bring LED light therapy into your at-home beauty routine.
A simple, non-invasive and premium LED ritual focused on the appearance of skin laxity, texture and the overall look of the legs.
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I have been using LED on my inner thighs for a month and I can see a real difference. My skin, which was very loose, now looks noticeably firmer.
After 2 months, the difference in my legs is clear: brighter, smoother-looking skin, and my small marks are less visible.
I was already using LED for my face, but never for my legs: it was a real discovery. After 2 months, my skin looks better and I can see a real improvement in the appea...
Tested for 2 months: I did not expect such a visible effect. My legs look brighter and more even. Much less discomfort and inflammation.
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The Eclipse© LED Therapy™ boot is designed to support the appearance and quality of leg skin using red and near-infrared light.
It is intended for beauty concerns such as the appearance of skin laxity, stretch marks, scars, visible marks, uneven tone and dullness. It is an at-home skin-focused ritual designed to help legs look smoother, more even and more radiant.
Pneumatic-compression boots use progressive mechanical compression to support lymphatic drainage, heavy-feeling legs, water-retention routines and circulatory comfort.
LED Therapy uses red and near-infrared light and is focused more on skin appearance — including the look of firmness, texture, marks, stretch marks, scars, uneven tone and radiance. The two technologies can therefore be complementary, but they work in different ways.
LED light therapy exposes the skin to selected wavelengths of light. Eclipse© LED Therapy™ combines 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared light in a skin-focused at-home routine.
The aim is to use the device consistently to support a progressively smoother, brighter and more even-looking appearance of the skin.
660 nm red light is a wavelength widely used in aesthetic light-therapy devices for skin-focused routines.
It is commonly used when the goal is to support the appearance of firmness, texture, visible marks, scars, stretch marks, uneven tone and radiance.
850 nm near-infrared light penetrates more deeply than visible red light and is commonly used in photobiomodulation devices.
In Eclipse© LED Therapy™, it complements 660 nm red light to create a broader light-based routine focused on skin appearance and comfort.
With regular use, red and near-infrared light can be incorporated into a routine focused on the visible appearance of skin laxity.
The aim is to support smoother-looking texture, perceived firmness and radiance over time. Results vary according to the individual, skin age, consistency of use and lifestyle.
Eclipse© LED Therapy™ can be incorporated into a routine focused on the visible appearance of stretch marks and overall skin evenness.
Visible change is gradual and varies from one person to another. Consistency matters, and older established stretch marks may respond differently from newer marks.
LED light therapy can be used as part of an aesthetic routine focused on the appearance of scars, marks and uneven skin texture.
The goal is to support skin that looks more even, smooth and radiant over time. Results depend on the age and depth of the mark, skin type and consistency of use.
LED Therapy can be part of a routine aimed at improving the overall visual evenness of the skin and the appearance of certain marks.
It does not replace dermatological advice. Any new, changing or suspicious pigmented lesion should be assessed by a healthcare professional before using a device over the area.
Red and near-infrared light are used in photobiomodulation routines focused on skin comfort and appearance.
Eclipse© LED Therapy™ can be incorporated into a gentle skin-care ritual, but it does not diagnose or treat inflammatory conditions. If you have persistent redness, pain or a medical skin condition, seek advice from a healthcare professional before use.
LED Therapy does not treat lipedema and does not replace medical care.
Some people may choose light therapy as part of a skin-comfort routine. If you have diagnosed lipedema, significant pain or ongoing medical care, ask a healthcare professional whether the device is appropriate for you before use.
The Eclipse© LED Therapy™ boot contains 528 LEDs and combines two wavelengths: 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared light.
The high LED density is designed to provide broad coverage across the leg for a complete at-home light-therapy ritual.
We generally recommend sessions of 10–20 minutes, 3–5 times per week, on clean skin.
Consistency matters more than excessively long sessions. Visible changes in skin appearance, including texture, marks or the look of skin laxity, are gradual and vary by person.
Some users may notice that their skin feels more comfortable or looks more radiant relatively quickly.
For visible concerns such as skin laxity, stretch marks, scars, uneven tone or texture, allow several weeks of consistent use. Results vary from one person and skin type to another.
The product page lists one size, with a leg length of 92 cm and a stated maximum thigh circumference of 70 cm.
Check your measurements before purchasing to make sure the boot will sit comfortably and correctly on your leg.
We recommend using the LED Therapy boot on clean, dry skin without photosensitising products.
Avoid applying potentially irritating or photosensitising actives immediately before a session. If you use prescription dermatological treatments, have very reactive skin or are unsure, ask a healthcare professional for advice.
As a precaution, do not use the device during pregnancy without medical advice, in the case of photosensitive epilepsy, active or recent cancer without medical clearance, photosensitising medication, a significant active skin condition, a suspicious lesion or an open wound on the treatment area.
If you have a medical condition, take medication, have a dermatological concern or very reactive skin, seek professional advice before use.
The Eclipse© LED Therapy™ 528L boot is designed to support the appearance of leg skin using red and near-infrared light. It focuses on visible concerns such as the appearance of skin laxity, stretch marks, scars, marks, uneven tone, dullness and irregular texture.
With 528 LEDs, it brings a complete light-based beauty ritual into the home. With consistent use, the skin on the legs may look smoother, firmer, brighter and more even over time.
Eclipse© LED Therapy™ combines two complementary wavelengths: 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared light. Red light is commonly used in skin-focused aesthetic routines, while near-infrared light reaches more deeply into tissue.
Together, they create a gentle, non-invasive photobiomodulation ritual designed around skin appearance and comfort. We keep our claims deliberately focused on cosmetic appearance rather than medical treatment.
The appearance of skin laxity on the legs can change with age, weight fluctuations, pregnancy and hormonal changes. LED light therapy can be incorporated into a routine aimed at progressively improving the look of skin texture and perceived firmness.
Red and near-infrared light are used in consistent photobiomodulation routines rather than as an instant treatment. With regular use, the legs may look smoother, brighter and more even.
Photobiomodulation uses selected wavelengths of light to interact with tissue. In aesthetic routines, red and near-infrared light are commonly used in devices focused on skin appearance and comfort.
Eclipse© LED Therapy™ brings this technology to the legs — an area often overlooked in high-tech beauty routines — in an at-home format inspired by professional aesthetic devices.
Eclipse© LED Therapy™ and pneumatic-compression devices address different priorities. Pneumatic compression uses progressive mechanical pressure to support lymphatic drainage, heavy-feeling legs, water-retention routines and circulatory comfort.
LED Therapy focuses more on skin appearance, including the look of firmness, stretch marks, scars, uneven tone, radiance and texture. The two technologies can therefore complement each other within a broader leg-care ritual.
The Eclipse© LED Therapy™ boot is designed for women who want to improve the visible appearance of leg skin with a gentle, non-invasive light-based technology. It is particularly relevant if your concerns include the appearance of skin laxity, stretch marks, scars, visible marks, uneven tone or dullness.
If you have a medical condition, use prescription medication or have a dermatological concern, seek professional advice before use.
The Eclipse© LED Therapy™ set contains the therapy boot, control unit, connection accessories, charger and user guide. It is designed for simple at-home use directly on the legs.
Use it on clean skin for around 10–20 minutes per session, several times per week. Consistency is the key to building a routine focused on radiance, perceived firmness, comfort and the overall appearance of the skin.
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