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The Most Powerful LED Mask Ever.
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Visible results. Backed by light science.
86.2%
Showed improved crow’s feet. *
Red and near-infrared light stimulate fibroblasts, the cells that produce collagen, to support firmer skin and soften the look of fine lines. †
23.3%
Improvement in melasma severity. **
Amber light helps reduce pigment-stimulating signals, addressing excess melanin production for a brighter, more even-looking complexion. †
4 wks
Fewer inflammatory acne lesions. ***
Blue light activates light-sensitive compounds inside blemish-causing bacteria, triggering a reaction that damages the bacteria and helps reduce inflamed breakouts. †
86.2%
Showed improved crow’s feet. *
Red and near-infrared light stimulate fibroblasts, the cells that produce collagen, to support firmer skin and soften the look of fine lines. †
23.3%
Improvement in melasma severity. **
Amber light helps reduce pigment-stimulating signals, addressing excess melanin production for a brighter, more even-looking complexion. †
4 wks
Fewer inflammatory acne lesions. ***
Blue light activates light-sensitive compounds inside blemish-causing bacteria, triggering a reaction that damages the bacteria and helps reduce inflamed breakouts. †
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Engineered for Full‑Face Coverage.
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888 LEDs
Wide-angle light. Full-face coverage.
02
Contoured eyepiece
Shields your eyes from stray light.
03
Replaceable lens
Change the lens. Change the look.
04
Adjustable strap
A comfortable fit that stays in place.
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Dedicated remote
Switch modes and adjust intensity without removing your mask.
30 MW/CM² COMBINED • 630 + 850 NM
Firmer-looking skin. Fewer fine lines.
10 MW/CM² • 590 NM
Brighter, more even-looking skin.
20 MW/CM² • 415 NM
Clearer-looking skin. Fewer visible blemishes.
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The Most Powerful LED Mask Ever.
Maximum measured red + near-infrared irradiance in mW/cm²
Maximum measured values shown. Jovs and CurrentBody were measured without a spacer; Ulike, Therabody, and Shark were measured with a spacer.
_scientific advisory board
Engineered by Experts for Clinical Results.
Our team brings together optical engineering, skin modeling, and dermatology to shape how Light Shift delivers light to your skin.
Daniel Friedmann, MD
Board-certified dermatologistClinical Research Director, Westlake Dermatology
* Published randomized, sham-controlled study of a red + near-infrared mask. Treatment used 630 + 850 nm for nine minutes, five times weekly, for 12 weeks. At 12 weeks, 25 of 29 treated participants (86.2%) improved by at least one crow’s-feet grading point, compared with 5 of 30 controls. The percentage is a responder rate, not percentage wrinkle reduction. Published photographs show baseline and week 16; the group statistic is from week 12. Another device was tested; Light Shift was not tested. Park et al., 2025.
** Published pilot study of 10 people receiving 585 ± 10 nm amber-light treatment once weekly for eight weeks. Mean melasma severity scores fell from 17.02 to 13.05, a 23.3% improvement; this is not a measurement of general skin brightness. Published photographs show baseline and week eight. Treatment was not performed with Light Shift. Dai et al., 2022.
*** Published open study of 30 people receiving eight 409–419 nm blue-light treatments over four weeks. The study reported fewer inflammatory acne lesions at follow-up, with little effect on comedones. Light Shift was not tested. Morton et al., 2005.
† Mechanism references: Lee et al., 2007 observed activated fibroblasts and increased collagen and elastic fibers after 633/830 nm light treatment. Dai et al., 2022 found reduced pigment-stimulating SCF signaling in cell experiments; this does not establish that the mechanism caused the separate human pilot’s clinical result. Ashkenazi et al., 2003 demonstrated bacterial photoinactivation through endogenous porphyrins with 407–420 nm blue light in culture. These studies support general mechanisms, not clinical validation of Light Shift.
Results shown are from published studies of other devices and treatment protocols, not clinical testing of Light Shift. Individual results vary.
