Trinny Woodall is famous for her refreshing transparency about her skincare routine, but her latest obsession looks more like a prop from a sci-fi film than a standard beauty tool. The beauty mogul has been taking to social media to show off her new at-home laser gadget, which she uses daily to tackle fine lines and boost firmness – all without leaving her house.
The device in question is the NIRA Pro Laser (£455, was £579), a professional-grade tool designed for domestic use. It claims to deliver visible skin transformations with just two minutes of daily use.
While the price tag may be off-putting, it is arguably a savvy investment when compared to professional clinical sessions, which typically cost around £300 each and often require a series of expensive appointments to see results.
The gadget uses a 1,450 nm laser to gently heat the deeper layers of the dermis. This targeted warming stimulates the body’s natural collagen production from within, gradually smoothing out wrinkles and restoring elasticity for a more youthful, lifted appearance, reports the Mirror.
The treatment involves no discomfort, no injections, and no recovery period – simply a brief daily application to areas where signs of ageing typically appear earliest, such as under the eyes, the neck, and the hands. It’s also important to highlight that the NIRA Pro+ has received FDA clearance for diminishing wrinkles and enhancing skin firmness, making it suitable for all skin tones.
Unlike more aggressive professional laser treatments, it’s intended for regular home use, which is crucial for collagen regeneration. The device pairs with an accompanying app to monitor usage and track results, providing a helpful reminder to maintain consistency – something Trinny frequently emphasises when discussing effective skincare routines.
Results won’t appear overnight, but users can expect noticeable improvements in skin firmness and fine lines after approximately 90 days of daily application.
Trinny isn’t alone amongst celebrities embracing home laser devices in their quest for youthful skin. Sabrina Carpenter recently shared a photograph of her LYMA Laser PRO (£4,995), a powerful handheld facial device that works hard to reduce wrinkles and restore elasticity.
Otherwise, the Tria SmoothBeauty Skin Resurfacing Laser (£549.99) uses fractional laser beams to create microscopic injuries deep under the skin’s surface. This then triggers a massive natural healing response, rebuilding collagen and elastin more aggressively than most at-home tools.
Back to the NIRA Pro+, Trinny isn’t the only fan. This happy shopper shared: “I have been using my Nira Pro+ for nearly 80 days, typically twice/day, and I’m extremely pleased with the results.”
“My fine lines and wrinkles are greatly diminished, and my thin face seems plumper and fuller. My skin feels smoother and definitely firmer. I could not be happier with the visible results.”
Meanwhile, someone else said: “I’ve been using my Nero Pro for a little over 2 years now, it’s so simple and easy to use, I use it daily while I’m on my vibration plate. I have seen it diminish lines on my forehead and minimise my marionette lines.”
But not everyone was as impressed. This person noted: “The fan stopped working on the device at about five months. The device turns off after a couple of minutes of use now.”
On a brighter note, this NIRA Pro+ customer said: “I love the compliments on how my skin looks great. My crows’ feet and lip lines are not as noticeable now.”
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