
UV-free red light therapy. Stimulates collagen production, improves skin tone and texture, supports recovery between sunbed sessions.
Book with Sun PalmsThe collagen bed uses red and near-infrared wavelengths (no UV) to penetrate the dermis and stimulate the body's own collagen production. The result over a course of sessions: smoother skin texture, more even tone, improved firmness and a softer reduction in fine lines. It also speeds recovery after UV sunbed sessions — so many clients book the two together.
Despite living in the tanning room, this isn't a tanning treatment — there's no pigmentation effect. Think of it as a skin-quality session.
Sun Palms team confirm goals — skin quality, recovery, both — and recommend a session length.
Lie back, close your eyes, relax. Goggles provided as a precaution but the light isn't UV.
Typically 15–20 minutes. The bed warms gently — most clients find it deeply relaxing.
No downtime, no aftercare beyond normal skincare.
One session feels nice. A course delivers visible change. Sun Palms recommend 2–3 sessions per week for the first 4 weeks, then weekly maintenance. Bundle pricing available — see Tanning Courses.
A collagen bed uses red and near-infrared light (no UV) to stimulate collagen production in the skin. It's not a tanning treatment — it's a skin-quality treatment, often booked alongside or after sunbed sessions.
No — there's no UV. Collagen beds work on skin texture, tone, fine lines and recovery, not pigmentation.
For visible benefit, 2–3 sessions a week for the first 4 weeks, then weekly maintenance. Unlike sunbeds, there's no daily limit because there's no UV exposure.
Yes — many clients do. The red light helps with post-UV recovery and skin hydration. Sun Palms can pair the two in one visit.