If you haven’t noticed, red light therapy is all the rage, with facial masks leading the charge.
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It makes sense.
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Light therapy (or photobiomodulation) has been clinically shown to have a wide range of benefits, including wrinkle reduction and improved skin texture.
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And a mask, which can be used hands-free on a couch or bed, is much easier to use than a wand or some other device that requires you to stay near an outlet or mildly electrocute your face.
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There are a lot of options on the market, but one that thousands recommend (more than 600,000, to be more specific) is iRestore.
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And I happen to be one of them.
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The moment I read the specs on its Illumina Face Mask, I knew it was different from other popular LED light therapy masks.
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The world’s first LED face mask to use triple wavelengths simultaneously, users could target multiple skin concerns at once instead of doubling up on treatments.
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I loved it from the first use.
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It was flexible without being flimsy, with two adjustable straps and a larger eye window so I could easily watch TV or read while using it.
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It was lightweight and had 360 medical-grade LEDs, so my entire face was being treated.
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I started seeing an improvement in my skin in less than a month of use — I didn’t want to review other light therapy masks after that.
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Now the brand has a new model, the Laser Face Mask Pro, and from what I’m reading about the technology, it may be even better than the Illumina.
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Pros:
- Supports collagen production through a combination of laser and light therapy
- Uses eight wavelengths and features five modes of operation
- Made of lightweight, breathable material designed not to degrade
Cons:
- An investment, especially when not on sale
If you know anything about red light therapy masks, you know that many only use two or three wavelengths — I’m not being shady, just stating the facts.
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sets itself apart by offering eight, so users can experience the full spectrum of light therapy treatments in one device.
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There are five modes to choose from, each combining different therapies, so you can address multiple skin issues or goals at once.
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Treatment time (10 minutes) is still the same, and now you don’t have to choose between doing an anti-aging treatment or helping to clear & prevent acne breakouts.
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Beyond the light modes, the mask also uses VIXO lasers (660/850nm) to penetrate the skin for targeted energy delivery.
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Combined with LEDs and the various wavelengths, you’ll get a broader, deeper treatment to visibly smooth fine lines, fight dark spots, and promote firmer, younger-looking skin.
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Results are generally seen in about eight to12 weeks (individual results vary).
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As someone who loves a laser, I’m excited by the idea of a device that combines the power of light therapy with another non-invasive, effective skincare treatment.
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But I’m also intrigued by the idea that I can experience two to five treatments at one time.
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No matter what mode you select, you’ll still only have to wear the mask for 10 minutes.
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I spend longer showering every day, so I wouldn’t call that much of a time commitment.
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| Treatment Modes | What They Do |
| Mode 1 — Anti-aging: Red | Infrared | Smooths fine lines and wrinkles for firmer-looking skin |
| Mode 2 — Clear: Blue | Red | Infrared | Clarifies skin, promotes a firmer, youthful glow |
| Mode 3 — Brighten: Green | Red | Infrared | Brightens skin, reduces dark spots |
| Mode 4 — Restore: Green | Amber | Red | Infrared | Calms redness, reduces inflammation |
| Mode 5 — All (Full Spectrum): Blue | Green | Amber | Red | Infrared | Offers all the treatments at once! |
Design & Ease of Use
Now, I’ve tried a lot of these devices (have I already said that?) and another area where most fall short — including the most popular ones — is how heavy and stiff they are.
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I won’t name names, but while a lot of these brands say you can use a mask while doing other things, you absolutely can’t.
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Many are too heavy or don’t stay on properly.
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Some are not comfortable, leaving indentations on the skin because their fit is too tight.
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The iRestore Laser Face Mask Pro is designed to be the opposite, made from premium, flexible material that doesn’t fade or warp.
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It’s adjustable and meant to fit a variety of face shapes and sizes, so there’s no need to worry about it being snug or leaving bruise marks.
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(Yep, that’s happened to me.)
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Like the Illumina, the pro mask also features a larger-than-average window for the eyes.
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This not only makes it possible to easily see while wearing the mask, but also provides better protection.
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A slit down the center offers better ventilation, and if you’ve worn one of these devices, you know they can make you feel claustrophobic after a certain point, so this is a really nice feature.
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What customers are saying
Although iRestore’s latest light therapy mask hasn’t racked up a ton of reviews yet, customers who’ve tried it love it, praising it for the cordless design and overall effectiveness.
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“I can literally walk around my apartment, wash dishes, or fold laundry while doing my 10-minute session,” one reviewer shared, who also called the device “perfect” for multitaskers.
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“I hated being tethered to a wall outlet with my previous mask, so this feature alone makes it a total game changer for me!”
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“Incredible technology,” another person wrote in their five-star review.
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“The number of modes really set this apart from standard LED masks; my skin feels rejuvenated all the time!”
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While I’ll keep my final verdict until I have time to test this new mask myself, I’m lit up over its potential.
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The Aporia
