referring to fig1 , a full body photo treatment compartment assembly is generated at 10 in cross - section , to show the interior . the system includes a base unit 12 , and a cover 14 that is hinged at a hinge axis 16 at the foot end 17 of the compartment base 12 . the base 12 is supported on a three - point leg system , preferably including a pedestal 12 a , and forward legs 12 c . the three - legged arrangement provides stability of support without rocking or problems with unevenness of a support floor . other forms of support for the base can be utilized and are contemplated . the base 12 is provided with a bed platform 18 , in this case made out of a clear acrylic or other clear plastic material , so that it is transparent to light of different wavelengths . the upper surface 18 a of the bed positioned at various angles and the bed 18 includes an upper body portion 18 b that supports the shoulder and upper back region of a person lying on the support bed 18 . the bed 18 also includes a lower back panel or portion 18 c , that is at a comfortable angle relative to the portion 18 b , and a leg panel or support 18 d that is at the foot end of the bed . the base 12 forms a lower compartment 20 that can house various components , such as a steam generator 22 that is mounted to provide for steam therapy , if desired , at steam outlets represented generally at 22 a . the compartment 20 also can hold a water tank 24 that will have a pump and supply lines connected to showerheads . by way of example , a showerhead 24 a is shown in the cover 14 in fig1 . the showing of the shower head is not limited to any particular placement . if desired , showerheads can be placed in other locations along the sides of the cover or in the base . suitable drainage troughs will be provided and this can easily be done because the base 12 is generally molded plastic or fiberglass material that can be shaped as desired . the present invention utilizes the transparent bed 18 on which a person can lie , in connection with led lights and infrared light sources comprising small bulbs mounted in an array on a light support panel 26 for the upper back portion of the bed . a light support panel 28 is provided for the lower back , immediately below the lower back panel 18 c of the bed , and a pair of leg light panels 30 a and 30 b are provided ( see fig3 ) that are individually controlled so that one leg or the other or both can be provided with light therapy through the transparent bed which is represented in fig3 by the outline . the light support panels 28 , 30 a and 30 b are illustrated being mounted to the bed 18 . however , the light support panels 28 , 30 a and 30 b can also be mounted the wall of the lower compartment 20 . when mounted to the wall of the lower compartment 20 , the clusters light support panels 28 , 30 a and 30 b are less likely to be damaged when compared to mounting the light support panels to the bed 18 . also when the panels 28 , 30 a and 30 b are mounted to the wall of the lower compartment 20 , the bed can be easily removed and cleaned and / or sanitized . the light panels 26 , 28 , 30 a and 30 b can be seen below the bed 12 because the bed is transparent , and the grid pattern shown represents a multitude of small led lights that are mounted in the panels 26 , 28 , 30 a and 30 b . the numbers of the leds that are used , and the colors that are used can be varied as desired by the operator , and can be blue , red , yellow , green , clear , or other colored light sources that can be controlled as to intensity and as to the frequency of the output . the controls indicated in 32 are conventional controls . the block 38 represents the individual led arrays , and block 40 represents the infrared arrays . each led or infrared array of lights can be selected and switched for controlling the selected array . the location of the array will be displayed on the operator &# 39 ; s screen . the controls are available for modifying the frequency of the lights of the selected array at block 38 as are represented at block 36 . as can be seen , the control block 42 houses these various electronic components and then the light panels 26 , 28 , 30 a and 30 b are selectively , or simultaneously connected through suitable lines to the controls . an operator display at a location 66 can have the needed information displayed to the user . besides being able to control the wavelength of the led array , the control panel can also be utilized to control the energy output of the light arrays . a typical energy output for the led used in the led arrays range from about 5 mw to about 5 w from each led in the array . another typical energy output is between 5 mw and 500 mw from each led in the array . the control panel is also able to control the angle at which the beams of light engage the person where the led beam angle typically ranges from 0 to 90 degrees . in fig3 , the darker outlines represent placement of infrared light arrays for heat therapy along the shoulders , as indicated at 46 a and 46 b , and along the buttock or back portions at 48 a and 48 b , as well as the myriad of leds forming arrays represented by the lines forming squares in the panels 26 , 28 , 30 a and 30 b . the placement of the light panels can be as desired , and can include a central infrared section on both of the panels 26 and 28 as indicated at 50 a and 50 b . in the person &# 39 ; s leg area , infrared light sections are shown at 52 a and 52 b , and again these can be controlled from the controls 42 using suitable electronic controls available for lights . schematically represented at 54 are brackets for holding the bed panel 18 in position relative to the base 12 . these mounts can be of any desired type . the cover 14 is shown in fig1 as supporting not only showerheads 24 a but a light panel assembly 60 that is supported on the upper portions of the cover in a suitable manner , and which contains a myriad of leds or infrared lights forming light arrays . fig4 and 5 illustrate the cover 14 in an inverted position . fig4 is a perspective view showing the led panel 60 in position along a tunnel member 62 that can be for carrying heated air if desired . the cover 14 has a dividing panel 64 at the head end , and this includes the region 66 for supporting the control panel display for the controls shown schematically at 42 . the panel 64 is recessed as at 68 to permit the neck of the person lying in the compartment to cross the panel 64 so the person &# 39 ; s head is to the exterior of the closed compartment . fig5 is a top plan view to show an array 60 of leds or other lights , and it can be seen at the length and width that the led panel can be made as desired and then supported on the interior top of the cover 14 . each of the line intersections shown in the gridwork and indicated at 70 represents an led . the number of leds can be varied substantially as desired to suit the treatment purposes . in fig2 , the led or light array panel 60 is illustrated with the cover 14 open , and the control panel is illustrated at 70 , and is of a different form that can be folded up or down into the cover , as desired . steam outlets 24 a are illustrated at the forward end of the unit and these can be placed at any desired location . in fig2 , the led grid is shown schematically , but additionally a panel indicated at 72 can be provided for an array of infrared lights at desired locations along the panel 60 , and as shown , the array of infrared lights can be separately controlled by the control system . although led grids are illustrated , it is also contemplated to utilize smaller sized clusters where more clusters are utilized for one large grid . the clusters are typically of the same configuration and size such that when a cluster malfunctions , only one cluster needs to be replaced instead of an entire array . while the entire array must be replaced , only a small portion of the array may have malfunctioned . therefore , by providing numerous clusters of the same configuration , such as a substantially round perimeter , maintenance time and replacement costs can be reduced when compared to the large arrays . a cluster of lights can have any desired number of leds . a cluster typically includes between 1 , 000 and 20 , 000 leds . by operating the controls to provide for different wavelengths of light from the leds , for example 400 nm , 560 nm , 640 nm , or greater , the photo - therapy can be directed toward a specific type of treatment , such as for psoriasis , dermatological conditions , skin tightening , circulatory stimulation , fine lines and wrinkles , obesity and excessive weight , stimulation for hair growth , reducing swelling and hematoma , accelerating wound healing , enhancing tissue repair , relieving inflammation and pain associated with inflammation , relieving neurogenic pain , reversing effects of toxins in the body , regenerating nerves , increasing fibroblast and collagen growth factors and the treatment of arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome . for example , the bed , with the 3 led panels , can have an array in the range of 8 , 000 or more yellow , blue , green or red leds , and also an array of about 2 , 000 bulbs that emit infrared wavelengths for heat . a person will lie on the bed 18 to receive the photo - therapy as light is transmitted through the clear bed 18 . the controls can be provided for continuous or variable pulsation frequency of the light , and the intensity , power level , the infrared thermal temperature , and intermixing the sequence of led and infrared treatment can be made . also , oxygen can be injected into the capsule to raise the oxygen concentration within the capsule . the water tank 24 can be used for providing a humidifying vaporization and / or misting system through the outlets shown at 24 a , that would allow the application and spray or envelopment of the body of the user of different solutions that are photosensitive and / or photoactive for different therapies . photosensitive agents can be placed in the tank 24 and then misted onto the body of a person on the bed at desired times . fig6 illustrates a schematic view of a facial panel 79 that supports an array of a number of leds and is indicated at 80 . this facial panel 79 can be suspended on or adjacent the divider panel 64 on the cover , and provides for the panel shown at 80 is fragmentarily shown in fig4 . the panel 79 and light array 80 can be made to cover substantially the entire area or selected portions of the panel 64 and can be independently suspended and located , if desired . the facial panel 79 can also include adjustable leds , of various colors as outlined , and can include infrared lights as well . the infrared light sources can be small bulbs arranged in an array , or larger forms as desired . features such as dry heat air , steam , ceramic and / or course midrange and far - range infrared heaters can be added in the cover as previously shown in the prior art , and a mist source , a shower , a humidifier , a hydrotherapy source , electrical stimulation and various entertainment sources can be used , such as dvd players , music sources and the like . although the present invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments , workers skilled in the art will recognize that changes may be made in form and detail without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention .
a personal therapy compartment includes a base of size to receive a human patient . the compartment includes a bed in the base said bed being made of a light transmissive material . an array of lights mounted is below the bed to transmit light onto a body supported on the bed . a control panel controls at least the wavelength , intensity and pulsation of the light .