Aesthetics & Skin
Infrared face mask
Red and near-infrared skincare focused on the appearance of fine lines and facial texture.
Rp 8.856.000
≈ $500
Price for one unit in the described configuration. Delivery and installation are agreed before ordering.
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This fixed-shape mask offers a face-care format with the listed 633/830 nm combination. Research on red and near-infrared devices suggests a possible benefit for the appearance of fine lines, but an exact result requires evidence for the supplied device and dose. The shell keeps a defined shape over the face; fit, eye protection and the verified operating instructions remain part of the choice. The commercial name does not itself establish a medical approval.
How this helps you
- Add red/NIR light when caring for visible skin texture.
- Hands-free red/NIR placement over the face.
Specifications
- LEDs
- 480 diodes, dual-chip
- Wavelengths
- 633 nm red + 830 nm near-infrared, separate or combined
- Shell
- Rigid polymer, adjustable head strap, eye shields
- Power
- Rechargeable battery + 220 V adapter
How it works
Listed channels: red 633 and near-infrared 830 nm. Red and NIR light have been studied for skin appearance and fine lines. This model has no listed blue or yellow channel. The result depends on the actual light output and dose; the word medical in a name does not establish clinical validation.
Who is it for
- Clinics finishing treatments with documented light dosing
- Home users upgrading from consumer silicone masks
- Post-procedure recovery protocols after microneedling or peels
Before and after use
Exposure minutes and course frequency follow the verified manual for the supplied model.
- Prepare clean, dry skin and the cleaned device as the manual requires. Check suitability if your skin is irritated or you use light-sensitising medication.
- Fit the mask without pressure, use the required eye protection and select the manual’s starting setting. Confirm exposure time from that model’s instructions.
- Stop for irritation, pain or visual discomfort. Switch off, then clean and store as instructed; do not add sessions simply because the timer allows them.
Benefits, evidence and practical guides
Red and near-infrared light for skin: what does the research show?
Red-light skin care has a research basis, but the useful question is narrower than “does red light work?” Ask which skin concern, which device and which measured outcome were studied. A colour or wavelength alone cannot tell you how a different mask or panel will perform.
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Red, blue and yellow LED masks: different questions, different evidence
A mask with more colours is not automatically a better skin-care device. Each mode needs a defined wavelength, output and intended use. Start with your actual concern, then look at research relevant to that concern. Not every LED mask includes red, blue and yellow, and a colour shown on a controller may not describe the full emitted spectrum.
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How to build an LED mask routine around the actual device
A useful LED mask routine begins with the manual supplied for that exact model. The duration in a study, a social-media routine and a timer on a different mask are not interchangeable. The same applies to panels, neck devices and body wraps: each format has its own positioning and operating requirements.
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