According to consultant dermatologist Dr Jonathan Kentley, LED technology works by causing the skin to absorb light energy, ...

LED technology has been used to address a number of skin issues, such as eczema, mild to moderate acne, psoriasis and sun damage in a medical setting. But the at-home LED market is on the verge of ...

There are only a few clinical studies into LED face mask technology, with some positive, albeit varied results, and little insight into the long-term effects. That being said, I can at the very ...

So when Therabody’s new TheraFace Mask came across my desk, I immediately brought it home to give it a go that very evening.

Therabody’s first foray into LED really moves the technology forward: this solid face mask features 648 lights that offer multiple wavelengths – red, red and infrared, and blue – in each dio ...

It's also worth noting that all of the masks on this list use FDA-cleared technology, an important consideration, according to Dr. Shirazi. So, without further ado, here's our list. Happy shopping.

The Shark CryoGlow has been developed for all skin tones, textures and genders, and it’s also the UK’s first LED face mask to incorporate cold therapy technology. It came with a slightly ...

But the at-home LED market is on the verge of becoming a massive industry - with masks and other devices retailing for anything from £40 to £1,500. The technology harnesses the power of light ...