NursesChoice LED Light Therapy Face Mask

★★★★★4.8/5· 3,285 NursesChoice customer reviews

The NursesChoice LED Light Therapy Face Mask is the first at-home LED device Nurse Lisa has been willing to put her name to. Clients kept asking whether there was something they could use between visits, and for a long time the honest answer was not really: most masks were underpowered, overpromised, or both. This one delivers four separate wavelengths across 240 LEDs at a measured output of 53 mW/cm², in flexible silicone that sits against the face so the light actually reaches the skin evenly. It will not replace a professional treatment, and it is not meant to. It is a maintenance tool, used often, in the weeks between them. Introductory price $349, RRP $599.

Key Benefits

• Four wavelengths in one mask: blue 460nm, yellow 590nm, red 630nm and near-infrared 850nm
• 240 LEDs at a measured output of 53 mW/cm²
• Flexible silicone with adjustable straps, shaped to fit most adult faces
• Session timer from 10 to 30 minutes, so it fits into a weeknight
• Certified to Australian electrical safety standards (SAA)
• Selected and stocked by a Registered Nurse, not an algorithm

How To Use

Start with clean, dry skin, as light travels best without a barrier over it. Choose your setting: red and near-infrared for firmness and overall skin quality, blue for congested or blemish-prone skin, yellow for redness and evenness of tone. Wear the supplied eye protection for every session. Use three to five times a week for 10 to 20 minutes, then apply your serum and moisturiser to damp skin. Consistency matters far more than intensity here. LED is cumulative, and the published research looks at change over roughly eight to twelve weeks, not days.

The Device

240 LEDs. Blue 460nm, yellow 590nm, red 630nm, near-infrared 850nm. Output 53 mW/cm², 5W. Medical-grade flexible silicone, 31 x 19 x 0.7cm. Adjustable velcro head straps. Session programs of 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 minutes.

Before You Buy

Please speak with your doctor first if you are taking isotretinoin (Roaccutane), doxycycline, St John's Wort or any other medicine that increases light sensitivity; if you have lupus, porphyria or another photosensitive condition; if you have epilepsy or are sensitive to flashing light; if you are pregnant; or if you have any undiagnosed lesion or pigmented spot on the treatment area. Suitable for teenagers with a parent supervising sessions. If a teenager's skin is causing them distress, a GP or dermatologist is the right first call, not a device. LED is a supportive treatment. It is not a cure, and individual results vary.

Stocked and recommended by Nurse Lisa at The Glow Co. Aesthetics, Gordon Park, Brisbane. Ask about this device at your next skin consultation.

• Free standard shipping on all orders over $200
• Standard shipping (orders under $200): calculated at checkout
• Orders dispatched within 1–2 business days from Gordon Park QLD 4031
• Estimated delivery: 2–5 business days Australia-wide
• Returns accepted within 30 days for unopened, unused products in original packaging
• Contact us at support@theglowcoaesthetics.com.au to arrange a return