MDelite Infinity Pro

Targeted Light Therapy for Dry Eye and Ocular Surface Care

Dry eye and eyelid conditions can have more than one underlying cause. Inflammation, meibomian gland dysfunction, and other factors affecting the ocular surface can all contribute to discomfort, irritation, redness, and fluctuating vision.

MDelite InfinityPro uses medical-grade low-level light therapy (LLLT) and infrared light to deliver targeted wavelengths that support cellular activity and help manage inflammation. At Vision Therapy Institute, InfinityPro may be incorporated into a personalized treatment plan for dry eye and related ocular surface concerns.

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What Is the MDelite InfinityPro?

MDelite InfinityPro is a medical-grade low-level light therapy system that uses multiple wavelengths of light, including red, blue, pink, yellow, green, and infrared. Its hands-free design allows targeted light delivery to be customized according to the treatment being performed.

Low-level light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with cells and support processes involved in tissue health, circulation, and inflammation management. InfinityPro is FDA-cleared and designed for clinical use.

How Can InfinityPro Help with Dry Eye?

Dry eye can have several causes, including meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD), inflammation, and blepharitis. InfinityPro uses red and infrared light to support tissue health and inflammation management as part of a personalized dry eye treatment plan.

It may be considered when your evaluation shows:

Meibomian gland dysfunction: Supports the glands responsible for the oily layer of your tear film
Inflammation: Helps support the body’s natural response to localized inflammation
Blepharitis: Supports care for inflammation affecting the eyelids and ocular surface
Evaporative dry eye: May help when MGD is affecting tear film stability

Our team will evaluate your tear film, meibomian glands, and eyelids to determine whether InfinityPro is right for you.

What to Expect with InfinityPro

InfinityPro is a hands-free, noninvasive light therapy performed in our office. Your provider selects the appropriate wavelength and treatment settings based on your needs.

During treatment:

You remain comfortably positioned in front of the light panel.
The device delivers targeted wavelengths of light.
Your provider tailors the treatment to the condition being addressed.

Our team will explain what to expect before your treatment gets started.

InfinityPro for Allergy-Related Eye Irritation

Seasonal and environmental allergies can cause scratchy, watery, red, and irritated eyes. They can also contribute to ocular surface inflammation and worsen dry eye symptoms.

InfinityPro does not treat systemic or seasonal allergies. However, when allergies contribute to localized eye irritation or inflammation, it may be considered as part of a broader treatment plan that can include:

Allergy management
Dry eye treatment
Eyelid care
Light-based therapy when appropriate

We’ll determine which treatments are appropriate based on the cause of your symptoms.

What About Green Light Therapy for Migraines?

Green light therapy has been studied for migraine-related symptoms, particularly light sensitivity. However, it is important to distinguish migraine-specific green light therapy from the green light used by InfinityPro.

InfinityPro’s 522 nm green wavelength is intended for applications such as hyperpigmentation and dark spot treatment. It is not FDA-cleared to treat migraines.

Research into green light for migraine uses specific visual exposure protocols that differ from InfinityPro’s clinical applications.

For patients seeking migraine care, Vision Therapy Institute offers dedicated options such as Avulux migraine glasses, which are designed specifically for migraine-related light sensitivity.

Is InfinityPro Right for You?

If dry, irritated, or inflamed eyes are affecting your comfort, an evaluation can help determine what is contributing to your symptoms and which treatments may be appropriate.

Schedule an appointment with Vision Therapy Institute in West Columbia to learn whether MDelite InfinityPro may be part of your personalized eye care plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is MDelite InfinityPro?

MDelite InfinityPro is a medical-grade low-level light therapy system that uses different wavelengths of light, including red, blue, green, and infrared. At Vision Therapy Institute, it may be used as part of treatment for dry eye and related ocular surface concerns.

What does InfinityPro treat?

InfinityPro has several clinical applications. For eye care, it may be incorporated into treatment for dry eye, meibomian gland dysfunction, blepharitis, and localized inflammation.

Is InfinityPro safe?

InfinityPro is designed for clinical use, and your provider will determine whether it is appropriate for you. They will also select the appropriate wavelength and treatment settings based on your individual needs.

How long does an InfinityPro treatment take?

Treatment time can vary depending on the condition being addressed and the settings selected by your provider. Your team will explain what to expect during your appointment.

Does InfinityPro hurt?

InfinityPro is a noninvasive light therapy and does not involve needles or surgery. Your provider will make sure you are comfortable throughout your treatment.

Can InfinityPro treat allergies?

InfinityPro does not treat systemic or seasonal allergies. However, when allergies contribute to localized eye irritation or inflammation, light-based therapy may be considered as part of a broader eye care plan.

Can InfinityPro treat migraines?

InfinityPro is not FDA-cleared to treat migraines. While specific green light therapy protocols have been studied for migraine-related symptoms, these are different from the green light applications of InfinityPro.

How do I know if InfinityPro is right for me?

Your provider will evaluate your eyes, symptoms, and underlying condition before recommending InfinityPro. You may use it on its own or alongside other treatments as part of your personalized care plan.