Hair removal and glow, from one device
MiRAY 2-in-1 combines IPL hair removal with a DPL photofacial mode in a single at-home tool — built to reduce unwanted hair over time while also working on tone, redness and dullness, without regular trips to a clinic.
- IPL hair removal — aimed at reducing up to 97% of unwanted hair over 8 weeks of use
- DPL skin rejuvenation — targets dullness, uneven tone and redness
- Saves salon trips — hair removal and photofacial care from home
- Automatic skin-tone detection plus a sapphire cooling system for a more comfortable treatment
- Built-in UV disinfection dock for hygienic, tidy storage
Benefits
- Reduces hair growth with consistent use over time
- DPL sessions are aimed at improving dullness and redness
- Cuts down the need for regular salon visits
- Automatic skin-tone detection helps keep treatments in a safe range
- UV disinfection dock doubles as tidy, hygienic storage
Who it's for
- Anyone who wants an easy, at-home hair removal and skincare routine
- People who'd rather have one device for both hair removal and photofacial care
- Anyone looking for a longer-term, cost-effective alternative to salon treatments
What's in the box
- MiRAY unit × 1
- Power cable × 1
- Face/finger attachment × 1
- VIO attachment × 1
- DPL attachment × 1
- Protective goggles × 1
- Attachment storage bag × 1
- Instruction manual × 1
Hair removal and photofacial in one
Smooth and radiant, all in one
MiRAY pairs IPL hair removal (up to 23J of energy targeting hair at the root) with DPL photofacial care at 500–650 nm, cooled by a patented 4.3°C sapphire system for a treatment that's designed to feel comfortable rather than harsh.
Built to be near-painless
A sapphire crystal draws heat away from the skin while dual fans keep the treatment surface cool, aimed at making sessions comfortable rather than a trade-off between speed and discomfort.
Built to last
MiRAY is rated for up to 400,000 flashes — roughly 25 years of typical IPL use, based on estimated usage patterns.
Automatic skin-tone detection
10 levels of automatic skin-tone detection let MiRAY adjust its own energy output, aimed at keeping treatments safe and simple — including for first-time users.
What a dermatologist says
Dr. Okuto Honda describes MiRAY as bringing two clinic-grade technologies — IPL hair removal and DPL skin rejuvenation — into one compact at-home system, removing the need to switch between separate devices for simple, effective skin treatment.
How to use
Step 1: Prepare. Shave the area you want to treat.
Step 2: Power on. Long-press power/mode to turn on; short-press to cycle Sensitive, Normal and High Power. First-timers should start with Sensitive.
Step 3: Skin detection. Place the device on your skin and wait for the status lights to confirm the reading.
Step 4: Treat. Press to flash, or hold 3 seconds for continuous mode and glide across the skin.
Full instructions are in the included user manual.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 32.5 × 8.1 × 10.2 cm (handpiece stored) |
| Weight | 1.24 kg (excl. cord and attachments) |
| Rated voltage | AC 100–240V |
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | 120W |
| Power cable length | 1.5 m |
| Handpiece cable length | 1.3 m |
| Body material | PC+ABS, silicone, aluminium alloy |
| Attachment material | PC+ABS, aluminium, glass |
| Auto shut-off | 20 minutes |
| Warranty | 1 year |
FAQ
What is the MiRAY IPL & DPL device?
A 2-in-1 device combining IPL for hair removal with DPL for skin concerns
like pigmentation, dullness and redness.
How does it work?
IPL targets hair follicles and pigment; DPL works on deeper skin layers to
address tone, redness and fine lines.
Does it work on all skin tones?
It performs best on lighter to medium skin tones; it isn't recommended for
very dark skin, as light energy may not be absorbed effectively.
Is there any downtime?
Typically none — mild redness or sensitivity can occur and usually settles
within a few hours. Apply sunscreen afterwards if treating the face.
Can I use it near tattoos?
No — avoid tattooed areas, as the light can interact with the ink and cause
irritation.
Can I use it while pregnant?
It isn't recommended during pregnancy due to a lack of safety data.
