EP4135836A1 - Dispositif de traitement par la lumière - Google Patents

Dispositif de traitement par la lumière

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EP4135836A1
EP4135836A1 EP21787850.3A EP21787850A EP4135836A1 EP 4135836 A1 EP4135836 A1 EP 4135836A1 EP 21787850 A EP21787850 A EP 21787850A EP 4135836 A1 EP4135836 A1 EP 4135836A1
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light
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head plate
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Johann Verheem
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  • Cleansing, sanitizing and treating the skin is a common part of many people’s daily routines.
  • Many different types of skin creams, lotions, soaps and medications are applied to the skin in order to treat or prevent aging, affect wrinkles, reduce discoloration, pigmentation and age spots and eliminate medical skin conditions such as acne and sanitize or cleanse the skin from contaminants, viruses and bacteria.
  • Skin care and hair care can also include treatment of the human scalp.
  • nails are often treated with creams, lotions and decorated with paints and other soluble ingredients.
  • Light of different frequencies are emitted from a light source on the skin which can support production of collagen, increase blood flow, kill viruses and bacteria and reduce inflammation. These light frequencies include but are not limited to ultraviolet light, near infrared light, infrared light and blue light. Phototherapy can also be used outside of the field of skin care to provide cleaning and sanitization benefits.
  • Hot and cold materials placed on the skin have also been demonstrated to have medical, cosmetic and therapeutic benefits.
  • vibration from an electric source and sonic waves from an electrical device have been demonstrated to have medical, cosmetic and therapeutic benefits.
  • Figure 1 is a partially exploded perspective view of a representative embodiment of the device.
  • Figure 2 is a front perspective view of a representative embodiment of the device.
  • Figure 3 is a front perspective view of a representative embodiment of the device.
  • Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of a representative embodiment of the device.
  • Figure 5 is a block diagram of representative elements for operating the device.
  • Figure 6A is a plan view of a representative embodiment of the translucent disc.
  • Figure 6B is a plan view of a representative embodiment of the translucent disc.
  • Figure 6C is a plan view of a representative embodiment of the translucent disc.
  • Figure 7 is a front perspective view of a representative embodiment of the device.
  • FIG. 1 is a partially exploded perspective view of a representative embodiment of the light therapy device when viewed from the head of the device, which comprises a housing [1] and, at one end of the housing [1], a solid, transparent or translucent head plate [2] integral with the housing.
  • the housing [1] is essentially the handle of the device, and to that end can be sized for holding in the hand, such that the head of the device can be controlled, pointed and directed as intended by a user.
  • the housing may comprise a handle or grip in a wide variety of sizes and shapes without limitation.
  • a panel [3] comprising one or more light sources [23] whereby the one or more light sources [23] can shine through the head plate [2] to provide phototherapy benefits.
  • FIG. 2 is a side perspective view of a representative embodiment of the device.
  • An applicator disc [5] is attachable to the device over the head plate [2], the applicator disc [5] being substantially transparent or translucent such that the light sources when shining through the head plate [2] also shine through the applicator disc [5]
  • the applicator disc [5] may be a fully transparent or translucent disc, comprising transparent or translucent surface elements, or it may comprise a base of one or more transparent or translucent sections while surface elements such as brush bristles [61] are non-transparent or non-translucent.
  • FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a representative embodiment of the light therapy device with bristles [61] incorporated into an applicator disc having a transparent or translucent base [5]
  • FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a representative embodiment of the light therapy device.
  • Applicator disc [5] may be operatively coupled to a motor [11] secured within housing [1] such that applicator disc [5] is operable to rotate while the panel [3] with one or more light sources [23] remains fixed.
  • applicator disc [5] may be attachable to one end of a shaft [4] operatively coupled to motor [11] within the device.
  • the shaft [4] may transect the head plate [2], for instance protruding through an aperture in the head plate [2]
  • applicator disc [5] may rotate while the rest of the device, including panel [3] including light sources [23], and head plate [2], remain fixed.
  • the shaft may create a space between applicator disc [5] and head plate [2], facilitating access and mov ability to applicator disc [5]
  • applicator disc can be made disposable, or can be configured to accept disposable attachments or attachments with different types of operating surfaces.
  • FIG. 7 is a side perspective view of a representative embodiment of the light therapy device.
  • the applicator disc may be an attachment that surrounds transparent or translucent head plate [2], wherein the applicator attachment [50] attaches to a part of the housing [1] that rotates while head plate [2], and panel [3] and its light sources [23], remain fixed.
  • said applicator attachment [50] may comprise a transparent or translucent disc section over the transparent or translucent head plate [2], or it may surround the transparent or translucent head plate [2]
  • the light therapy device can be used by holding the housing [1] of the device and moving the device across the skin, hair, scalp or nails, or other applied surface in a manner where applicator disc [5] is touching or facing said skin, hair, scalp or nails, or other applied surface.
  • the light sources mounted on the panel [3] behind the applicator disc [5] shine through to provide phototherapy benefits while the device is applied.
  • the device may be applied during facial cleansing to clean the skin while simultaneously providing phototherapy benefits.
  • the device may have other applications other than to skin, as light therapy can have broad applications.
  • the device can be used with UV light to sterilize dishes while washing.
  • the device may be used without attaching the applicator disc, for instance when light is desired to be applied without the additional effects of the applicator disc.
  • the entire device may be waterproof.
  • Applicator disc [5] may incorporate a variety of surface elements such as a brush with hair or tentacles, pads, abrasive material such as sand paper, silicone or rubber surfaces, metal, glass, rolling balls made from rigid materials and other constrictions where the surface interacts with the skin in a beneficial way.
  • These surface elements can be non-transparent and non-translucent so long as applicator disc [5] comprises one or more transparent or translucent sections [51] in its base through which light may shine.
  • the entire base of applicator disc [5] may transparent or translucent, and it may incorporate opaque bristles or other surface elements, or it may incorporate transparent or translucent bristles or other surface elements.
  • the applicator disc [5] may comprise non-transparent or non-translucent surface elements interspersed between transparent or translucent sections of its base. 6A-6C. FIGs. 6A- 6C are top perspective views showing such examples of configurations of applicator disc [5]
  • disc cover [6] may comprise an abrasive or non-abrasive cleaning pad or wipe.
  • the disc cover [6] may be made attachable by various attachment means such as snap in or snap on, screw connection, magnetic, adhesive, hook and loop fasteners, etc....
  • the disc cover [6] may be comprised of flexible or inflexible materials. For instance, with reference to FIGs. 1 or 3, disc cover [6] may comprise a flexible silicone cover with a lip that secures around the edge of the applicator disc [5], or an inflexible cover that snaps onto or screws over applicator disc [5]
  • disc cover [6] may comprise a base of one or more transparent or translucent sections such that light can emanate through head plate [2], applicator disc [5], and through said transparent or translucent sections of disc cover [6]
  • entire disc cover [6] may be a transparent or translucent flexible silicone cover, comprising transparent or non-transparent bristles, or it may comprise non-transparent or non-translucent surface elements interspersed between transparent or translucent sections of its base, analogous to examples in FIGs. 6A-6C.
  • the device may be operable to dispense an ingredient so that simultaneously, the light reaches the ingredient as well as the user’s skin, hair, scalp or nails, or other applied surface.
  • the light can impact the ingredient, so that chemical processes or alterations in the ingredient are activated.
  • the light source can also impact the user’s skin, scalp or nails, by increasing blood flow, in the case of certain red frequencies of light, or by killing bacteria or viruses on the surface of the skin, such is the case with certain blue frequencies of light.
  • the light can also act as a source of heat that melts the ingredient when dispensed through the applicator or that heats up either the ingredient, the skin, hair or nails of the user or both ingredient ad housing part of the user in order to provide therapeutic or cosmetic benefits.
  • the housing [1] may incorporate a chamber [13] to hold said ingredient, which may be transmitted through shaft [4] and/or through openings in applicator disc [5] and optional disc cover [6]
  • Applicator disc [5] and/or disc cover [6] may comprise a chamber into which various elements such as hot or cold gel containers or ice can be inserted, for instance, such that the surface covering can provide temperature specific benefits to the skin, or said chamber may contain liquid ingredients such as skin creams, lotions, medication, sanitizers and soaps that are dispensed through an opening to the skin of the user.
  • Applicator disc [5] and/or disc cover [6] can be made from a material that retains heat or cold.
  • Applicator disc [5] or disc cover [6] may be impregnated with a material so that it deposits the ingredient to the surface being cleaned.
  • the panel [3] may be an electronic circuit board comprising one or more light emitting diodes (LEDs) [23] on its outer surface, i.e. the surface facing the translucent head plate [2]
  • FIG. 5 is a block diagram of elements for operating the device.
  • the panel [3] may comprise a microcontroller [21] for operating FEDs [23]
  • the microcontroller [21] may be programmable to control the frequency of lights emitted by the FEDs [23], since different frequencies of light have different effects in the treatment of various conditions.
  • blue light frequencies are known as an effective treatment for acne, while infrared frequencies are known to stimulate blood circulation.
  • light sources [23] may emit UV light which may be used on various articles for sterilization.
  • the transparent or translucent head plate [2] is assembled integral with the housing of the device and may be planar or it may have other surface topology.
  • the translucent or transparent head plate [2] and/or translucent or transparent applicator disc [5] may integrate lenses to further focus and/or direct the lights.
  • the panel [3] may additionally comprise a sensor [24], for example on its outer surface, such that the light sources are only activated when the translucent head plate [2] is pressed against the skin of the user, thereby preventing accidental turn on or light shining into the eye of the user.
  • a sensor [24] for example on its outer surface, such that the light sources are only activated when the translucent head plate [2] is pressed against the skin of the user, thereby preventing accidental turn on or light shining into the eye of the user.
  • Different light frequencies, or no light at all, may be optimal for different applicator discs [5] and/or disc covers [6]
  • Input from a sensor and/or switch may be applied to select the frequency of lights emitted by the light sources [23]
  • a sensor or switch may detect the type of applicator disc [5] and/or disc cover [6] attached to the housing [1], which may trigger a selected frequency of light emitted by the light sources [23]
  • a sensor may detect applicator discs and/or disc covers of selected colors, each of which may be assigned to a selected frequency of light.
  • a switch may detect the selected shape or length of applicator disc insertion plug, which may be assigned to a selected frequency of light.
  • interchangeable applicator discs [5] and/or disc covers [6] may activate different frequencies of light, or no light at all.
  • a timer [22] may be operatively coupled to the FEDs [23] such that light is applied for a prescribed amount of time.
  • the panel [3] or housing [1] of the device may additionally comprise a sonic emitter such as an ultrasonic transducer that produces ultrasonic sound that may be transmitted through apertures in the translucent head plate [2]
  • the motor may rotate, vibrate, or otherwise move to stimulate the skin.
  • a switch [10] may be included on the housing of the device to turn the device on and off, and a power source [12] may be included in or on the housing of the device to provide power.
  • Various power sources such as batteries or DC power can be implemented. Batteries may be rechargeable or chargeable through electrical induction or through a port and cable connecting the device to a power source.

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Abstract

La présente invention concerne un dispositif portatif de traitement par la lumière qui vise à fournir une grande variété d'utilisations dans le soin personnel et le nettoyage domestique. Le dispositif contient un panneau avec des sources de lumière positionnées derrière une plaque de tête translucide ou transparente, à laquelle peut être fixé un disque applicateur et, facultativement, des accessoires de disque applicateur ayant des fonctionnalités sélectionnées. Le panneau lumineux projette de la lumière de différentes fréquences qui peut être utile pour nettoyer et désinfecter différentes surfaces. Le disque applicateur et les accessoires de disque applicateur ont une base sensiblement translucide ou transparente, permettant à la lumière provenant des sources de lumière de d'irradier à travers la plaque de tête ainsi qu'un disque applicateur et une fixation de disque applicateur, et au disque applicateur de tourner alors que le panneau lumineux reste fixe. Le disque applicateur et les accessoires de disque applicateur peuvent comporter des poils ou d'autres éléments de surface pour faciliter le nettoyage ou d'autres utilisations, et le dispositif peut distribuer un produit.
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