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What does an LED Mask do for the skin?

An LED skin mask is used to treat various skin problems and improve skin condition. The mask emits different wavelengths of light, such as red, blue and yellow light, each of which provides specific benefits to the skin:

Overall, regular use of an LED mask can improve overall skin condition, reduce acne, even out complexion, refine skin texture and reduce signs of aging.

LED Masks - A worthwhile investment or a waste?

If the wavelength is wrong or the irradiance is too low, your LED mask could be a complete disappointment. To get value for money, here's what to look out for:

1. Wavelength

Check for the following values:

• Red light: 630 nm
• Infrared (NIR): 850 nm
• Blue light: 460 nm
• Green light: 530 nm

2. Radiance

The amount of light falling on the surface (measured in mw/cm2). The optimal values are between 40-150 mw/cm2.
Ideally, the radiation should be lower than 50 because then you are less likely to overheat the skin.

3. Dose

This indicates the energy delivered per unit area, which should be sufficient. The dose depends on how strong the radiation is and how long the treatment takes. Higher irradiance helps reduce the treatment time; the minimum irradiation time is usually 2 minutes.

4. Quality assurance

Buy a mask that is CEand/or FDA approved for quality assurance.

LED Mask Buying: why choose Sarasin Clinic's LED Mask?

Sarasin Clinic is a pioneer in aesthetic treatments and skin care. They are the ideal destination for all your beauty needs, from skincare to hair loss treatments. Sarasin Clinic's LED Mask therefore meets all of the above requirements and offers even more! Many masks on the market offer only one color, while Sarasin Clinic's LED mask offers you three colors plus infrared (NIR)!

Notable features of Sarasin Clinic's LED mask

3 colors + infrared (NIR)

• Red light (630 nm) + NIR (850 nm): consider this the key to skin rejuvenation. It energizes your skin at the cellular level, stimulates collagen production and thus treats fine lines and wrinkles. This red light also helps with acne.
• Blue light (460 nm): penetrates the epidermal layer and effectively kills acne-causing bacteria.
• Green light (530 nm): for a more even complexion, reduced age spots and pigmentation.

CE and FDA approved

The CE mark indicates that the product meets European Union consumer safety, health or environmental requirements, while FDA approval means that the LED mask meets strict criteria for medical devices in the United States.

Best energy yield

The energy of the LED mask is up to 60 mW/Cm2, which guarantees a therapeutic effect. This energy value indicates how much light energy is delivered to a given area on your skin during a treatment session. A light mask with a maximum energy output of 60 mW/Cm2 would strike a balance between effective light therapy and safety, achieving a therapeutic effect without harming the skin from too much light energy.

Why can't you use too much blue light?

• First, let's discuss why you should be careful with blue light.
• Blue light has convincing results against acne thanks to its bactericidal properties.
• However, it carries a risk of hyperpigmentation, which is why it is usually recommended for use for up to 6 weeks. In addition, prolonged exposure to blue light can strip the skin of its natural oils, leading to dryness and worsening existing skin problems, such as eczema or dermatitis.
• Interestingly, red light and NIR also have a positive impact on acne because of their anti-inflammatory effects.
• Therefore, choosing LED masks with customizable settings that include red and near-infrared light in addition to blue light can help maximize the effectiveness of LED therapy while protecting your skin.