PBM

HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB

PHOTOBIOMODULATION (PBM) BED

Red light + near-infrared light therapy designed to support recovery, cellular energy, skin health, and overall resilience.

Light Therapy, Elevated

Photobiomodulation (PBM) uses specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light that are commonly used in wellness and recovery settings. Many clients incorporate PBM to support post-training recovery, nervous system balance, skin vitality, and overall energy.

The PBM bed is a full-body experience—calm, comfortable, and effortless. You simply lie down, relax, and let the light do the work.

Note: Results vary. PBM is a wellness service and not a medical treatment for disease. It does not replace medical care.

Why people choose PBM

Recovery support

Often used alongside training routines to support recovery and manage general soreness.

Cellular energy support

Red/NIR light is commonly used to support cellular function and overall vitality routines.

Skin & glow

A favourite for skin support—many clients love the “fresh, calm, glowy” feeling afterwards.

Relaxation & reset

The session itself is deeply relaxing—perfect to stack with recovery, breathwork, or post-stress resets.

What to expect

  1. 01

    Quick consult

    We confirm your goals—recovery, skin, energy, stress support—and tailor the session.

  2. 02

    Settle in

    You’ll lie comfortably in the PBM bed. Eye protection is provided if needed.

  3. 03

    Session

    The light runs for a short, comfortable session. Most clients simply relax or meditate.

  4. 04

    Aftercare

    Hydrate, keep your day easy if you can, and consider stacking with cryo or compression for recovery.

Sessions & packs

Single Session

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Perfect for a quick recovery or glow reset.

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5-Pack

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Best for consistency and compounding benefits.

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10-Pack

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Your weekly performance + skin stack.

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PBM pairs beautifully with cryotherapy, BTL Lymphastim, hyperbaric oxygen, ozone, and IV therapy.

FAQ

Does it hurt?
No—PBM is non-invasive and comfortable. Most clients find it relaxing and easy.
How often should I do PBM?
Many people do PBM weekly for maintenance, or more frequently during intense training, stress, or recovery phases.
What should I wear?
Whatever you’re comfortable in. More skin exposure can be beneficial, but we’ll guide you based on your comfort.
Who should avoid PBM?
If you have light sensitivity, are on photosensitising medications, or have medical concerns, consult your clinician first. We’ll screen you before starting.

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