We ask the same questions
Each device gets the same fields. We list brands alphabetically and do not give scores or prizes.
Choose a face mask.
Check the light, fit and session time for five face masks. Open a device to see its details and where they came from.
Go to the tableCurrentBody Series 3 · Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro · Dr. Renú SpectraLift · Omnilux Contour · Shark CryoGlow
A quick look
- LED count
- 132 to 750 reported LEDs. Omnilux Contour Face lists the fewest; CurrentBody Skin LED Face Mask Series 3 lists the most.
- Wavelengths
- Four of five include near-infrared (700 nm+). Four include blue light; three list 415 nm specifically.
- Reported output
- Three of five have a published irradiance, from 26.9 to 50 mW/cm². Measurement conditions differ, so figures are not directly comparable.
- Session length
- 3 to 15 minutes per session, as reported. Most list about 10 minutes.
Compare the basics
Compare like-for-like fields. Open any model for its full specification page.
Scroll across for all specifications
| Brand & model | Wavelengths | LEDs | Reported irradiance | Session | Fit & power | Reference price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 CurrentBodySkin LED Face Mask Series 3 | 415 · 532 · 590 · 633 · 830 · 1072nm | 750 | Up to 40 mW/cm², manufacturer comparison-page claim | 10 min | Flexible silicone with chin strapRechargeable controller · app | £499.99Manufacturer UK page, 2 Nov 2026 |
 Dr. Dennis GrossDRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro | 415 · 630; page also lists 605 · 880 (unresolved)nm | 160¹ | Not found on checked page | 3 min | Rigid shellRechargeable; cordless treatment | US$455Manufacturer US page, 2 Nov 2026 |
 Dr. RenúSpectraLift Advanced | 465 · 530 · 630–660 · 850nm | 280 | 26.9–50.0 mW/cm² by mode, brand-published report | 10–15 min | Flexible silicone · 300 g2000 mAh · USB-C | €233 sale · €389 regularManufacturer EU page, 2 Nov 2026; promotion may change |
 OmniluxContour Face | 633 · 830nm | 132 | ≈30 mW/cm² | 10 min | Flexible siliconeRechargeable controller | US$395Manufacturer US product page, 2 Nov 2026 |
 SharkCryoGlow FW312 | 415 · 630 · 830nm | 480 LEDs in 160 tri-wick packages | Not found on checked page | 6.4 min ageing · 8.4 min clearing · 4.3 min maintenance | Rigid shell · under-eye coolingRechargeable; check regional manual | US$349.99Manufacturer US page, 2 Nov 2026 |
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Numbers need context. LED count is not a measure of effectiveness. Brands may measure output in different ways. These numbers are not results from the same lab test.
Prices mix EU, UK and US references. Currencies are not converted; older prices are labeled and are not current offers.
Different light.
Different specifications.
See where each mask’s reported wavelengths sit. This is a map of light output, not a map of clinical performance.
BlueGreenYellowRedNear-infrared
Nominal wavelengths; Dr. Renú’s red range is shown at both endpoints. Nanoleaf’s green values differ by mode.
4006008001100 nm
CurrentBody S3
415 nanometres532 nanometres590 nanometres633 nanometres830 nanometres1072 nanometres
Dr. Dennis Gross
415 nanometres630 nanometres
Dr. Renú
465 nanometres530 nanometres630 nanometres660 nanometres850 nanometres
Omnilux
633 nanometres830 nanometres
Shark
415 nanometres630 nanometres830 nanometres
Pick a pair.
Every pair of the five, side by side, in the same fields. 10 comparisons, none ranked.
- CurrentBody Series 3 vs Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro
- CurrentBody Series 3 vs Dr. Renú SpectraLift
- CurrentBody Series 3 vs Omnilux Contour
- CurrentBody Series 3 vs Shark CryoGlow
- Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro vs Dr. Renú SpectraLift
- Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro vs Omnilux Contour
- Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro vs Shark CryoGlow
- Dr. Renú SpectraLift vs Omnilux Contour
- Dr. Renú SpectraLift vs Shark CryoGlow
- Omnilux Contour vs Shark CryoGlow
How to use this information
We start with the nine models in LED Mask Specs and add CurrentBody Series 3. Manufacturer information takes precedence where a checked page supplies clearer or newer details.
This page compares reported specifications. It does not independently test devices, assess clinical effectiveness or recommend one mask over another. How to read each specification
A missing number is not zero
“Not found on checked page” means a numeric value was not located in that source during this review. It does not establish that the brand never publishes it.
Output needs an explanation
Irradiance is power per unit area. Distance, mode, duty cycle and measurement method matter. Higher numbers alone do not establish better results. Dose estimates are calculations from reported output and time, not comparable independent measurements.
Keep the claim with its source
Regulatory claims and reference prices retain their source status. FDA clearance, CE marking and clinical evidence describe different things; none is treated as a performance score.
Where the details came from
The source, the date, and any numbers that need an explanation.
A flexible mask with six wavelengths, four presets and app-customised treatments. Manufacturer pages checked 2 November 2026 list 750 LEDs and ten-minute sessions. The US comparison page reports up to 40 mW/cm²; this is a manufacturer claim, not our measurement. FDA record K260715 names MK-110D; equivalence to the exact Series 3 retail model is not confirmed.
Manufacturer product and comparison pages; FDA record, exact retail-model match unconfirmed.
Regulatory claim & provenance
Not verified for this exact model in this review. Claims are reproduced with their source status; this is not a regulatory certification by Nota Cutis.
Manufacturer page checked 2 November 2026 lists 100 red and 60 blue lights, but also says up to 100 lights. It describes red, blue and combined modes with a three-minute automatic shut-off. Its comparison table additionally lists 605 and 880 nm in the FaceWare column; the exact spectral configuration is unresolved, so the wavelength array keeps only the shared red/blue values. K183247 is a possible family match, not a confirmed retail-model match.
Manufacturer page; conflicting count and wavelength fields retained explicitly.
Regulatory claim & provenance
FDA cleared, manufacturer claim. Claims are reproduced with their source status; this is not a regulatory certification by Nota Cutis.
The manufacturer lists 280 diodes, nine modes, 10–15-minute sessions 3–4 times weekly, a 2000 mAh battery and USB-C charging. Its device passport reports per-mode output. The brand features supportive dermatologist testimonials on its product page; these are brand-hosted opinions, not a clinical trial. Reference price checked 2 November 2026: €233 promotional, €389 regular. Follow the current manual.
Manufacturer product page, device passport and FDA model record.
Regulatory claim & provenance
US platform FDA cleared, brand claim; EU CE under LVD/RoHS, not MDR medical-device marking. Claims are reproduced with their source status; this is not a regulatory certification by Nota Cutis.
Manufacturer sources confirm 132 LEDs in 66 dual-chip bulbs, 633 and 830 nm light, flexible silicone and approximately 30 mW/cm² reported output. The official device-identifier record links Omnilux Contour FACE, model TN19G, to K191629. The reference price is US $395, checked 2 November 2026.
Manufacturer product/help pages, FDA clearance and official device-identifier record.
Regulatory claim & provenance
FDA cleared for full-face wrinkles, manufacturer claim; CE · TGA as reported by LED Mask Specs. Claims are reproduced with their source status; this is not a regulatory certification by Nota Cutis.
FDA summary K242796 lists 480 LEDs in 160 tri-wick packages and nominal 415, 630 and 830 nm light. Listed programmes last 6.4 minutes for Better Aging, 8.4 for Skin Clearing and 4.3 for Skin Sustain. Use the FW312 manual. Manufacturer US price checked 2 November 2026: $349.99.
Manufacturer product page and FDA summary K242796.
Regulatory claim & provenance
FDA cleared CryoGlow FW3XXXX family; other regional markings not reverified. Claims are reproduced with their source status; this is not a regulatory certification by Nota Cutis.
Baseline comparison: ledmaskspecs.com. Its brand preferences and editorial conclusions are not used here. We have not independently audited every regulatory claim or revalidated every baseline price.
Questions you might have
Does more light or a higher LED count mean a better mask?
The specifications alone cannot answer that. LED count does not establish uniform coverage or clinical outcomes. Comparisons also need measurement conditions, fit, treatment protocol and device-specific evidence.
Which LED face masks include near-infrared light?
Four of the five list a near-infrared wavelength (700 nm or above): CurrentBody Skin LED Face Mask Series 3, Dr. Renú SpectraLift Advanced, Omnilux Contour Face and Shark CryoGlow FW312. Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro do not list one.
Which LED masks use 415 nm blue light?
CurrentBody Skin LED Face Mask Series 3, Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro and Shark CryoGlow FW312 list 415 nm. Dr. Renú SpectraLift Advanced (465 nm) list a different blue wavelength.
How long is an LED mask session?
Reported sessions range from 3 minutes (Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro) to 15 minutes (Dr. Renú SpectraLift Advanced, upper end of its range). Most of the five list about 10 minutes. Always follow the device’s own manual.
Why are some figures different from LED Mask Specs?
Source pages change. We use the current manufacturer breakdown of 160 lights for Dr. Dennis Gross, add published irradiance for Silk’n and Nanoleaf, and update Dr. Renú’s session guidance. Each change is described in the model’s source note.
What does CurrentBody Series 3 add?
The manufacturer lists 750 LEDs, six wavelengths, four presets and app-customised treatments. Its US comparison page lists up to 40 mW/cm². These are manufacturer figures, not our measurements; we do not substitute Series 2 output.
Are these recommendations or medical guidance?
No. This is a specification reference, not a treatment recommendation. Follow each device’s manual, including eye protection, contraindications and use limits. For suitability questions, consult a qualified clinician.