There’s no beauty tech quite as coveted as the Lyma Laser. Half shrouded in celebrity-laden mystery, half a staple in aesthetician arsenals, the at-home laser has kept audiences rapt since its 2020 launch.
The Lyma Lasers, At a Glance
Users report brighter, firmer, more even-toned skin as a result of using the device for a significant period of time–three months seems to be the sweet spot for reaping the rewards of consistent use–and the sleek, cylindrical casing is about as chic as it comes.
Then, in 2024, the brand announced a new tool, the Lyma Laser Pro–a larger, more powerful cold-laser device with a wider head. Here, Vogue breaks down the differences (and similarities) between the two devices. More on this, ahead.
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Size
The most obvious upgrade is the size. Where the Lyma Laser covered 8cm² of skin at a time, the Pro targets 30cm². This change in dimension makes it suitable for larger areas of the body, like the underarms, knees, stomach, and neck, as well as the face and ears. Because of this change in dimension, the Lyma Laser Pro is bulkier but would still fit well in a suitcase for travel, though maybe not quite as well in a handbag for on-the-go use.
Potency
The Lyma Laser Pro contains three lasers compared to the Lyma Laser’s one. This translates to three 500mW near-infrared lasers at a wavelength of 808 nanometres for a total of 1450mW. The Lyma Laser has one 500mW near-infrared laser that also operates at a wavelength of 808nm. Naturally, tripling the number of near-infrared lasers within the device creates a more powerful output to the tune of 3x.
Price
The Lyma Laser is currently one of the most expensive at-home tools on the market. For converts, though, the price is well justified.
“In terms of devices I’ve used that have had a noticeable impact on the texture of my skin (I’m mainly talking evenness of tone and elasticity), nothing I have tried comes close,” says regular British Vogue contributor Georgia Day. “Everything just looked tighter, fresher and clearer, the sort of skin texture I imagine you’d have if you lived a wholesome life imbibing green juice, wearing no makeup and going on invigorating country walks every day.”
The original Lyma Laser retails at $2,695 but can be found currently 25% off for Black Friday reduced at $2,021. The Lyma Laser Pro costs $5,995.
How to Pick the Best Lyma Laser For You
With consistent use, each of the Lyma Laser devices will deliver impressive results. From improving elasticity to treating sun damage, smoothing texture, and reducing inflammation.
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