Dermatologists all over the world have been using Professional Omnilux products for more than 2 years to successfully treat wrinkles and the effects of aging. Omnilux new-U uses the same LED technology but in a small and convenient home use package.

Omnilux new-U uses light technology in the form of light emitting diodes to:

• Stimulate natural anti aging processes.
• Improve skin tone and clarity.

In a trial using Omnilux new-U, 7 out of 10 subjects reported a visible reduction in periorbital wrinkles and 7 out of 10 reported an improvement in skin clarity after the recommended course of treatments.

As we grow older, the amount of collagen, the major supporting protein of the skin, diminishes and our skin becomes less flexible. In addition, our skin becomes drier and thinner, and has the body's natural regeneration process slows down, the skin slowly loses its ability to retain moisture and loses that "teenage" glow. The harmful rays in sunlight further damage the skin's supportive structure and prevent the creation of new collagen. This leads to the development of fine lines and wrinkles, especially in the area around the eye (periorbital wrinkles, or crows feet).

We can't stop the body from aging, but we can certainly improve our skin health by boosting the body's own regeneration processes, and this is where light plays such a unique and valuable role.

Directions: After washing your face with the Preparation (to improve circulation and prep the skin), apply the Treatment serum to the skin and place the new-U in contact with the areas to be treated. Once the session is completed, remove any excess serum with a warm, damp sponge and finish by applying the Aftercare product to the whole face. For optimal results, perform two treatments a week for four weeks, alternating between the red and infrared settings.

Clinically proven to help reduce the visible signs of aging. Visible signs of aging are the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles around the eye and lip area and sun-damaged skin. NOT recommended for pregnant women. The safety of the treatment for pregnant women has NOT been tested and the risk is unknown.