REVIEWS

LED Mask Reviews

Specs and FDA records verified for every mask. No paid placements, no brand samples.

📐 Extended Jaw Coverage

CurrentBody Series 2

Cleared under its own name: FDA 510(k) K250966 lists 633nm red and 830nm near-infrared across 220 LEDs. CurrentBody also advertises 1072nm, which the filing does not include.

🔋 Fully Wireless

Omnilux Contour Face

Flexible silicone shaped to sit against the face, fully wireless during use. Manufacturer cites published photobiomodulation research behind its 633nm + 830nm wavelength pair.

⚡ Fastest Sessions

Dr. Dennis Gross DRx

3-minute sessions - the only session length published in this catalog. Red (630nm) and blue (415nm) light in one device.

🌈 Most Wavelength Types

iRestore Illumina

360 LEDs across three wavelength categories: red, near-infrared, and blue.

🎯 Targeted Treatment

INIA Flare

A handheld red-light device that targets the areas full-face masks can't reach: under-eyes, lip lines, and around the mouth.

🔧 Multi-Function

Medicube Booster Pro

Six skincare technologies in one compact handheld. Best in class for product absorption, not a wavelength-first LED device.

🔬 Red + NIR + Blue

MZ Skin LightMax 2.0

Flexible silicone mask paired with a separate handheld controller, switching between a red+near-infrared mode and a red+blue mode. Its FDA 510(k) clearance quotes an indications-for-use statement naming this exact device for two uses.