FAQs on Beauty & Longevity

Ageing is, at heart, a decline in functional reserve: the margin between what your cells do at rest and what they can still do under load. Regular coMra raises that margin systemically, so an ageing body can meet its energetic demands instead of borrowing against them – Universal 6 (Vitality) is essential for preventive medicine and for countering the effects of ageing. In practice this means courses rather than constant use: preventive courses three to five times a year, with Universal 3 (Blood) repeated every six months as maintenance. The visible side – skin, hair, energy – follows that internal margin, which is why the cosmetic protocols are always run on top of the Universal ones, never instead of them.

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Yes, with one requirement: the device has to touch bare, clean skin. No creams, oils, serums or clothing between the device and the skin – anything in between sits between the radiances and the tissue they are meant to reach. So cleanse first, run the session on bare skin, and apply your serums and moisturisers afterwards. coMra works on the skin's own capacity to renew itself, so it sits underneath a topical routine rather than replacing it.

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Yes, with the rules the Beauty & Wellness guide states for facial work. The laser must never be in contact with open eyes – the infrared is invisible, so eyelids stay closed for any eye-area treatment. Keep the device on bare skin, remove rings and jewellery before hand and neck treatments, and rest 5–10 minutes after any session that includes head points. At these intensities the session is painless and produces no heat or burn sensation, and there is no overdose risk to manage.

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coMra's approach to hair is systemic rather than scalp-local. Hair is the first thing the body de-prioritises when energy is scarce – it is not needed for survival – and thinning usually tracks hormonal and metabolic strain: elevated prolactin, high estrogen, low thyroid function, sustained cortisol. So the treatment goes to those systems: Universal 5 (Somatic Biostimulation 2) for the stress and adrenal axis, Universal 3 (Blood), the hypothyroidism protocol where thyroid function is involved, and liver support at 5 Hz. Restoring hormonal balance takes months, and hair follows that recovery rather than leading it.

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Both have their own protocols, and both are run the same way: the device moves back and forth across the area at 1000 Hz, 5 minutes per 15 cm², twice daily for 15 days, then a two-week rest, repeating until the area is clear. Stretch marks are paired with Universal 3 (Blood) and cellulite with the Complete Cleanse, because cellulite is a lymphatic, hormonal and metabolic condition rather than a purely local one – weak lymphatic drainage, sugar sensitivity, hormonal imbalance, high body fat and an inactive lifestyle are the five main causes. Post-pregnancy abdominal laxity is separate again: Tummy Tighten runs 25 minutes daily for 30 days, combined with transverse abdominal exercise.

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coMra addresses acne from both sides, because skin conditions reflect an internal imbalance: the local protocol treats the surface, and the Universal protocols treat what produced it. Dermatology 4 pairs a systemic part – Universal 5 (Somatic Biostimulation 2) twice daily for the stress and adrenal axis, plus Universal 3 (Blood) every second day, ten treatments on alternate days – with a local part each evening: scanning the affected area at 1000 Hz, 5 minutes per 10 cm², daily until it clears. Afterwards, keep the systemic part running at least four times a year as prevention. The root causes of acne are hormonal and in the microbiome, which is why topical-only approaches keep needing to be repeated.

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coMra is non-thermal and non-ablative. Its low-level laser produces no heating in the skin – this is why it is called a cold laser – so a session is painless, produces no heat or burn sensation, and leaves no peeling, downtime or recovery period. Where resurfacing and light-based cosmetic devices work by dosing the skin with controlled thermal injury and letting it repair the damage, coMra adds energy, transport and a rejuvenation signal to the tissue that is already there. That also changes the shape of a course: gentle daily sessions you run yourself, rather than a small number of aggressive appointments.

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Yes, and the guides treat it as ordinary wound work. Surgery 2 in the main coMra user guide covers surgical cuts, traumatic wounds and scars: scan the surface plus 3 cm of the surrounding edges, 2 minutes per 10 cm², three times daily – 1000 Hz on days 1–4, then 50 Hz on days 5–8 – with Universal 3 (Blood) once a day; for scars specifically, the Variable frequency is used for the scan throughout, until improvement is evident. The aim is to supply the energy the tissue needs for its own remodelling phase, where temporary tissue is replaced with thicker Type I collagen – which is why established scars can still change rather than only fresh wounds.

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Skin protocols are courses, not single sessions. The surface protocols – stretch marks, cellulite – run twice daily for 15 days, then a two-week rest, repeated until the area clears; the acne course is ten alternate-day systemic treatments plus a local scan every evening until the skin is clear; face and neck work is daily and ongoing. What changes first is comfort and colour – less itch, less redness – with texture and firmness following over weeks and structural change over months. Documented individual courses give a sense of the range: a two-week course cleared one user's complexion, and a two-year-old scar began to whiten and contract within two weeks of daily scanning.

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Yes – the Face & Neck protocol in the coMra Beauty & Wellness guide is written for exactly this: ageing skin, blemished skin, redness and veinlets. It runs about 20 minutes once daily – forehead scanned 2 minutes at 1000 Hz, each half of the face (nose and lips included) 5 minutes, each side of the neck 2 minutes, then the forehead again for 2 minutes at 50 Hz – moving the device slowly along the main lines of the face and over the wrinkles themselves. Treat it as maintenance rather than a one-off correction: daily use is what keeps skin smooth and blemish-free. Expect the usual coMra sequence – comfort and colour shift first, texture over weeks, structural change in the dermis over weeks to months.

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