Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate to a multifunctional showerhead incorporating a phototherapy unit. The showerhead comprises a showerhead body including a housing defining a water cavity, a water outlet side, and a mounting hole, and a phototherapy unit detachably disposed within the mounting hole. The phototherapy unit is configured to emit therapeutic light toward a user during shower operation, enabling simultaneous showering and phototherapy. The phototherapy unit may emit light of one or more wavelengths and may include optical structures for improving light distribution uniformity. Various embodiments provide detachable locking structures, multiple power supply modes, control and switching mechanisms, and waterproof and electrical safety features. The showerhead may further include smart control functions, user interface indicators, and hygiene and maintenance enhancements.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a phototherapy pad. The phototherapy pad includes a body, a charging assembly, and a fixing seat. The body has a peripheral edge with a receiving notch formed therein. The charging assembly includes a charging interface fixedly arranged within the receiving notch and electrically connected to the body. The fixing seat is attached to the body at the receiving notch and includes an accommodating cavity configured to receive the charging interface, an insertion hole aligned with the charging interface, and at least one limiting structure arranged within the accommodating cavity. The limiting structure engages and retains the charging interface in a fixed position relative to the insertion hole. By securing the charging interface at the receiving notch through the fixing seat, loosening of the charging interface during repeated plugging and unplugging of a charging cable can be reduced.

Abstract: A light therapy headwear device is disclosed, comprising a headwear device body having an accommodating space for a head of a user, a head circumference adjustment assembly coupled to the headwear device body, and a first light source assembly coupled to the head circumference adjustment assembly for performing light therapy on the back of the head. The head circumference adjustment assembly comprises a regulator and telescoping connecting arms that selectively move the first light source assembly toward or away from the back of the head, thereby regulating thermal energy transfer and light therapy intensity from the first light source assembly to the back of the head. This configuration addresses challenges in existing light therapy headwear devices where heat conduction is difficult to adjust. The headwear device may include additional light sources for the forehead and overhead and upper rear regions, as well as light-transmitting shells for protecting the user.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a multifunctional shower head incorporating a detachable phototherapy unit configured to deliver therapeutic irradiation during normal shower use. The device includes a shower body with an inlet section, an outlet section, and an annular water-dispensing ring provided with multiple outlet holes. A phototherapy panel is mounted on the shower head and includes an LED lamp board, lenses, a sealed cover plate, and a waterproof housing. The phototherapy panel is detachably coupled to the outlet section through a locking interface, allowing independent installation, removal, and maintenance. The external housing may be square, round, or other shapes without affecting internal functionality. The system further includes a wireless remote-control unit for adjusting light modes, intensity, and therapy duration. This configuration enables simultaneous delivery of therapeutic light and water, improving convenience, safety, and overall user experience.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a modular light therapy panel and system that enables the interconnection of multiple panels using a reinforced bracket secured by a plurality of knobs. The modular light therapy panel comprises an interlocking mounting slot that extends horizontally and has a curved, wave-like contour with multiple circular cutouts, each containing a mounting hole for securing the panel with a threaded knob. A bracket is positioned over one of the circular cutouts to connect two adjacent panels. The bracket is secured by tightening a first knob into the mounting hole of the first panel and a second knob into the mounting hole of the second panel, ensuring a stable and expandable configuration. The modular light therapy is further designed for attachment to a stand assembly.