What is it?
The NIRA Precision rejuvenation laser is a non-ablative non-fractional laser thatโs FDA-cleared safe and effective for use at home. It works best on small facial areas, and especially well on crowโs feet and under eye wrinkles and bags. NIRA also offer an optional hydrating serum, but the laser needs no gels or other consumables to work.
Water in your dermis absorbs the infrared laser beams and creates heat. The laser precisely controls the heat so it wonโt damage your skin or cause pain. But itโs hot enough to trigger your skinโs healing response. This means your fibroblasts build stronger collagen and elastin, which supports and regenerates your skin so it gradually perks up. The result is firmer, supple skin, and smoothed-away fine lines and wrinkles. Learn more about how laser rejuvenation works

First impressions
The NIRA Precision laser isnโt fancy like other rival brands. But thatโs not a bad thing. It is a laser after all, and lasers arenโt sexy. They mean business. So, the packaging is clean, simple, straightforward and professional. Quite.





Whatโs in the box?
- NIRA laser
- USB charging cable
- User manual with quick start guide
The laser itself is small and lightweight, and not scary looking at all. In fact, heโs kinda cute! Keep the box to protect and store him in. It easily fits in a drawer or sits on a shelf.
Before you start
Your laser may arrive fully charged but check before your start. If not, plug it in and charge it (it connects to any USB plug, socket or laptop USB port). Then read the user manual.
Itโs a quick and easy read to learn how to use it safely, when to use it and what to expect, charging instructions, connecting to the App, troubleshooting, maintenance, precautions, safety and warnings, and a bunch of technical information. Check the safety warnings closely for reasons you canโt use the laser. These include if youโre pregnant or breastfeeding, have a history of skin cancer, and you mustnโt use it on tanned skin.
Strange fact: you must be 12 or over to use the NIRA laser. Thatโs right 12. I know kids look older these days, but what theโฆ?
Thereโs no direction for a skin test. Simply try it out starting on the lowest level and check how it feels. Then treat on the highest level which feels warm but that doesnโt sting or hurt.
Quickie routine
The NIRA laser is the โquickieโ of anti-ageing devices. Itโs straight in with some hot pulses, covers the essentials and then back in your draws before you can say Neocollagenisis. And itโs so simple a 12-year-old could use it, apparently. Youโll need to be close enough to a mirror that you can lick it.
- Wash & dry your face
- Turn on the laser & select your intensity
- Position & zap! It goes โBu-beepโ then move to the next spot with a little overlap
- Continue until youโve zapped all your undereye and crowโs feet areas
- Repeat on the other side
To keep your eyes safe, the laser aperture must be flush against your skin to pulse. If not, it makes a โduh!โ noise. It also makes this noise if you move it before the โbu-beep!โ finishes. This means it started the pulse but couldnโt finish it (I find it a bit too hot and owie to repeat the fudged pulse).

Next, letโs look at what itโs like to use and how it feels.
Design & quality
The laser is small and lightweight and made of smooth white plastic. The materials and build are decent – itโs not flimsy โ but itโs not as robust or as fancy as say the Tria laser or Mira-skin ultrasound. NIRA explain itโs whatโs inside that counts so they use a solid-state diode laser. Besides sounding fancy, this means there are no moving parts, so thereโs less that can fail or break making it more reliable.
The laser is balanced so it stands on the base. This is also a grippy silicone material to ensure it doesnโt topple, however, keep it protected in the box when not in use.

It has a long triangular-shaped handle and elongated nose which tapers to the 6mm round laser aperture. The handle fits comfortably and securely in your palm and fingers, and itโs easy and precise to see where youโre zapping.
Itโs straightforward to operate too. Long-press the power button to turn it on, then press again to cycle through the five intensity levels. The pulse button, on the thinner part of the neck, is easy to reach with your thumb or forefinger.


The laser charges via a small, robust USB cable. The laser charges on worldwide voltage and there is no mains plug provided. To charge it, simply connect it to any USB socket, mains plug or even your laptop. I like thereโs no bulky charging cradle to carry around, or unnecessary plastic plugs to add to โthatโ draw we all have but rarely open.


It shows orange bars as it charges and takes up to 3 hours for a full charge. This gives 4 hours of power which is very good, lasting around 4 weeks of daily use. Although this will reduce as it ages, the battery has no charging cycle limits or a finite number of pulses. Itโll last a long time with periodic charging.
What does it feel like?
Itโs true as NIRA claims. Thereโs no pain with the laser.
Our tester started on level four and after just a few sessions, tried the highest level five without any discomfort. Each pulse feels like a quick, hot sensation between the โbu-beepsโ.

However, if you accidentally go over the same spot it does sting. So, concentrate to get just the right amount of overlap. For this, youโll need to be up close to a mirror. NIRA suggest you need 40 pulses to cover one eye area. Therefore, once youโve done 40 the device sounds an ascending โdoodely-doodely!โ. This is helpful; however, our tester uses more pulses to cover all the eye bag area onto her cheeks. Sheโs very thorough.
You can also use the laser on other small wrinkled areas or areas of pigmentation and rough texture. Our tester also zaps a few bumpy areas on her forehead and an old scar which suffers from large pores.
She also says her skin is slightly pink after use. But this fade within a few minutes of use. And aside from this, there are no other skin reactions or irritation.

Itโs easy and quick to get the hang of. Just take care to keep the laser flush against your skin and take your time. Try not to move it before the โbu-beepโ is done or else it doesnโt finish the pulse. Our tester does it in both her morning routine and evening routines and it quickly becomes a habit if you keep it where you get ready.
Schedule, effort & results
This little laser is easy to commit to. It has the quickest sessions so, despite needing daily use, itโs one of the lowest-effort devices overall. Plus, the ongoing routine doesnโt change so it quickly becomes a habit too.
Use it once a day, morning or night. NIRA suggest it takes about 2 minutes for both eyes (that’s 40 pulses per eye). That’s about right, although it sometimes takes a little longer depending on how thorough you are. So, youโll likely spend between 2 and 4 minutes every day zapping.
TIP: NIRA also say you can use the laser twice a day for faster results. However, if you have thin and crรชpey skin under your eyes this could be too much and actually dry out your skin. So, stick with just once a day to be safe.
What it fixes: Firms & smooths away wrinkles and fine lines, increases elasticity for a supple under-eye area, tightens crรชpey skin and fades eye bags for brighter and younger-looking eyes and complexion.
Over the first 60 days, your collagen and elastin slowly build, so it takes this long to see noticeable results. Take photos to compare your progress so you can see the changes. Itโs after 3 months youโll see your best results with smoothed eye bags and faded wrinkles, and firmer and brighter skin. Keep going with the daily sessions to maintain these results.
NIRA also have a Hyaluronic Serum because it’s very important to hydrate the skin you zap after your sessions. You can try the NIRA serum or an alternative moisturising serum with Hyaluronic Acid.
Your age, lifestyle and overall skin condition affect your results. So, as with all home beauty devices, you may see significant changes or they could be subtle. Results vary by individual.
Negatives
Thankfully, the NIRA laser doesnโt sting or cause burning red skin. So, you donโt need a will of steel to keep going (ahem, Tria). But donโt expect to use it for your entire face and neck rejuvenation. The laser aperture is teeny and takes too long and oodles of concentration to cover such large areas. Instead, try a home Radio Frequency device which also creates dermal heat, for similar collagen-building, and skin smoothing and firming effects.

The main negative with the NIRA laser is itโs expensive at RRP ยฃ299/$399. And this does seem a little steep. Especially compared to rival devices using alternative technology which quickly treat your full face and neck. However, most of these canโt rival the NIRA laser as an effective, specialist tool for eye wrinkles. Thatโs because it zaps right up to the lower lid so no wrinkles escape. And it gives longer-lasting results than other popular home technologies such as microcurrent. But if youโre still unsure, you can test it to see if itโs worth it with a reassuring 60-day money-back guarantee.
NIRA Skincare Laser Summary
If you want a smoother and firmer, younger looking eye area this is a top choice. I love the quick and painless sessions. And the ongoing daily use is easy to fit in, so it quickly becomes a habit. Use it on other smaller wrinkled areas, pigmentation or texture issues. However, there are much better choices for full face and neck rejuvenation. But for your peepers, this small and precise laser safely fits the areas other devices canโt reach.
Hereโs a summary of my test scores, and pros and cons for the NIRA Skincare Laser, to help you decide:
Ease of use
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Very easy to use little cordless device with excellent battery life. No gels needed. Super-simple routine over crowโs feet and under eye area, or other small wrinkled surfaces. Quick, hot sensation thatโs totally bearable with no skin reactions or irritation.
Effort
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Low effort routine for ongoing daily use. Takes just a few minutes both morning and night. Quickly becomes a habit thatโs easy to remember and fit in.
Results
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Smooths and firms gradually so you see wrinkles and lines fading around 60 days in, and best results after 90 days. Tightens and refreshes for healthy, supple skin.
Pros
- You can get right-up close to the lower eyelid to zap every single wrinkle
- No faffy gels or other expensive consumables
- Lightweight & compact so good if you travel
- Conventient USB charger
- Test it out with a 60-day money back guarantee
- Clinically proven, CE certified & FDA-cleared
Cons
- Teeny, precise pulses are too time-consuming for full face and neck treatment
- Itโs expensive at full RRP, but offers are common
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