NIRA Pro 3 Laser
The NIRA Pro 3 Laser is a non-fractional diode laser using 1450 nm. The manufacturer lists a session of 2 min (daily; up to twice daily per brand) and a reference price of €792.95. Its FDA 510(k) record is K222685 (possible match, unconfirmed).
Why it is notable
NIRA focuses on painless laser wrinkle treatment: the Pro 3 uses a non-fractional 1450 nm diode laser that gently heats the dermis in a two-minute daily routine, now with five comfort levels and a 2-year warranty.
Suited to: Fine lines, including the under-eye area; Preferring a gentle, daily routine over intensive cycles.
Specifications
- Type
- Laser
- Technology
- Non-fractional diode laser
- Wavelength
- 1450 nm
- Reported output
- Not found on checked page (5 comfort levels)
- Form and coverage
- Handheld glide device
- Session
- 2 min
- Schedule (brand)
- Daily; up to twice daily per brand
- Power
- Rechargeable; brand reports 75% more battery than previous model
- Reference price
- €792.95 · Manufacturer page, EU display price, 3 Nov 2026; listed out of stock
- Source
- NIRA product page, checked 3 November 2026
Wavelength, routine, comfort levels and warranty from the NIRA product page.
Strengths
- 2-minute daily routine
- Brand states no downtime and suitability for all skin tones
- Made in the USA, 2-year warranty, 90-day guarantee
Watch-outs
- Non-fractional: heats evenly rather than creating micro-zones, so resurfacing effects are not claimed
- Listed out of stock on the checked page
- FDA record found names an earlier model (NIRA Model 2)
How non-fractional diode laser works
A non-fractional diode laser heats a continuous area of the dermis gently, below the level that injures the surface. At 1450 nm the light is absorbed mainly by water. The aim is collagen stimulation without the micro-injuries of fractional treatment, so it is not a resurfacing laser.
Mild warmth; brands describe it as painless with no downtime.
FDA 510(k) record
- Number
- K222685
- Device on record
- NIRA Model 2
- Applicant
- Dermal Photonics Corp
- Decision date
- 8 February 2023
- Product code
- OHS: light-based over-the-counter wrinkle reduction
- Match
- Possible match, unconfirmed. The record names an earlier NIRA model; no record naming Pro 3 was found.
Clearance means substantial equivalence to an existing device, not proof of effect. About FDA records
Research matching this device
Studies whose technology and wavelengths match the NIRA Pro 3’s published specifications. They did not test this model unless stated.
- Home laser and light devices: what dermatologists found in the evidence Literature and FDA database review · 2015
- Patients liked the result; only 2 of 25 dermatologists rated it better Blinded photo evaluation · 2004
- Is it the 1450 nm laser or just the cooling? A split-face test Split-face comparison · 2002
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Frequently asked questions
What wavelength does the NIRA Pro 3 use?
1450 nm, according to the manufacturer page checked on 3 November 2026.
Is the NIRA Pro 3 FDA cleared?
We found FDA 510(k) record K222685, “NIRA Model 2”, cleared 8 February 2023 for Dermal Photonics Corp. The record names an earlier NIRA model; no record naming Pro 3 was found.
How long is a NIRA Pro 3 session?
2 min. Schedule: Daily; up to twice daily per brand.
How much does the NIRA Pro 3 cost?
The reference price is €792.95 (Manufacturer page, EU display price, 3 Nov 2026; listed out of stock). Prices change; check the manufacturer page.
Is there research on the NIRA Pro 3?
3 of the studies we explain match its technology and wavelengths, though none of them tested this exact model unless stated: Home Laser and Light Devices: Dermatology Review, 1450 nm Laser: Patients Happy, Dermatologists Unconvinced and 1450 nm Laser for Wrinkles: Split-Face Study.