RegenOmedix - Advanced Multi-Wavelength LED Face + Neck Therapy Mask

Precision Light Therapy. Expanded Coverage. A More Complete Treatment.

An advanced wireless LED therapy system combining red, near-infrared, blue, green, and multi-light treatment modes with 280 professional-grade LEDs for comprehensive face, jawline, neck, and décolleté care.

Designed for users who want more from an at-home LED mask, this flexible light therapy system combines high-density LED coverage, multiple wavelength options, adjustable treatment modes, and an ergonomic silicone design in one streamlined device.

With a manufacturer-stated light output of up to 35 mW/cm², 280 LED diodes, and treatments designed around a convenient 10-minute session, the mask brings a more sophisticated approach to light-based skincare into the home.

According to the manufacturer, the technology is FDA cleared for indications including wrinkles, uneven skin tone, dark spots, and acne.

Light Selected by Purpose

Different wavelengths interact with the skin differently. Rather than treating LED color as a novelty, this system allows the light treatment to be selected according to the desired skincare focus.

Red Light | 630–660nm
Red wavelengths are widely used in aesthetic photobiomodulation and may help support:

• Reduced appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
• Visible firmness and elasticity
• Smoother-looking texture
• A brighter, more revitalized complexion
• Overall skin vitality

Near-Infrared | 850nm
Invisible near-infrared light penetrates more deeply than visible red light and provides a complementary component to skin-focused photobiomodulation.

It may help support:

• Cellular activity
• Healthy circulation
• Overall skin vitality
• A more comprehensive rejuvenation treatment

Blue Light | 465nm
Blue light is frequently incorporated into treatments focused on blemish-prone skin and visible clarity.

It may help support:

• Clearer-looking skin
• Reduced appearance of surface blemishes
• A more balanced-looking complexion

Green Light | 530nm
Green light is commonly used in cosmetic LED routines focused on complexion balance and visible tone.

It may help support:

• More even-looking skin
• Improved appearance of discoloration
• Overall complexion balance

Nine Light Therapy Modes

The controller provides nine treatment options:

Red + NIR · Red · NIR · Blue · Green · Yellow · Purple · Indigo · White

This gives users the ability to select a more focused treatment or incorporate combined-light modes into a broader skincare routine.

Exact wavelength specifications for the Yellow, Purple, Indigo, and White modes should be confirmed with the manufacturer.

280 LED Diodes

The mask incorporates 280 LED diodes positioned to provide broad illumination across the treatment surface.

LED count alone does not determine the effectiveness of a light therapy device. Placement, wavelength accuracy, irradiance, treatment distance, and delivered dose all contribute to the quality of the treatment.

What interests us here is the combination of LED density with a close-fitting ergonomic design intended to maintain consistent light exposure across facial contours.

Up to 35 mW/cm² Irradiance

The manufacturer specifies light output of up to 35 mW/cm².

Irradiance is an important specification because it describes the amount of light energy delivered to a given area over time. Combined with a 10-minute treatment protocol, this provides useful context for understanding the intended treatment dose.

For the final product page, I would want the manufacturer to confirm where and how the 35 mW/cm² measurement was taken.

Face + Neck + Décolleté Coverage

One of the features I particularly like is the expanded treatment area.

Rather than stopping at the jawline, the system is designed to address the:

Face · Jawline · Neck · Décolleté

That creates a substantially more complete approach to visible skin aging.

Changes in firmness, texture, tone, and pigmentation rarely occur only on the face, yet many LED systems ignore the neck and upper chest entirely.

3D Ergonomic Silicone Design

The soft silicone construction is designed to contour closely to facial architecture while remaining flexible and comfortable during treatment.

The ergonomic design helps support:

• Closer LED positioning
• More consistent coverage around facial contours
• A lightweight wearable experience
• Comfortable repeated use

The manufacturer describes the material as medical-grade silicone; I would retain that terminology once the material specification is documented.

Wireless Treatment

A rechargeable 2000mAh battery allows the mask to operate without remaining connected to a power source during treatment.

Manufacturer specifications indicate:

Operating Time: approximately 100–120 minutes
Full Charge: approximately 3.5 hours

The wireless format makes the mask considerably easier to incorporate into everyday routines.

Ten-Minute Treatments

The recommended treatment protocol is:

10 minutes per session · 3–5 times per week

That is a very manageable regimen for an at-home technology.

Use it while reading, relaxing, preparing for the day, or winding down in the evening.

Technology & Specifications

LED Diodes: 280
Maximum Irradiance: Up to 35 mW/cm², per manufacturer
Red Light: 630–660nm
Near-Infrared: 850nm
Blue Light: 465nm
Green Light: 530nm
Light Modes: 9
Modes: Red + NIR, Red, NIR, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple, Indigo, White
Battery: 2000mAh
Operating Time: Approximately 100–120 minutes
Charge Time: Approximately 3.5 hours
Treatment Time: 10 minutes
Recommended Frequency: 3–5 sessions weekly
Coverage: Face, jawline, neck + décolleté
Construction: Flexible silicone
Operation: Wireless with dual-mode controller
Regulatory Status: Manufacturer states FDA-cleared technology; exact clearance to be verified

The Proaging Perspective

LED masks have become extraordinarily common, which means simply having red, blue, or near-infrared light is no longer enough to distinguish a thoughtfully engineered device.

What caught our attention here is the combination of output, coverage, wavelength selection, and treatment design.

We particularly value the extension beyond the face to the jawline, neck, and décolleté. Skin does not age according to the boundaries of a facial mask, and a system intended to address visible aging should recognize that.

The stated irradiance of up to 35 mW/cm² is also notable. We do not believe higher output automatically makes a device better—the delivered dose, wavelength accuracy, treatment duration, and uniformity of exposure all matter—but providing meaningful performance specifications allows us to evaluate a device more intelligently than simply counting LEDs.

We also appreciate the ability to select treatments according to purpose. Red and near-infrared light can form the foundation of a rejuvenation-focused routine, while blue and green wavelengths broaden the system's usefulness for concerns related to clarity and visible tone.

And perhaps most importantly, the manufacturer represents the underlying technology as FDA cleared. In a crowded category filled with vague claims, regulatory substantiation matters to us.

Our view: this is the type of LED system that belongs in the Proaging Technology assortment—a device that moves beyond a basic facial mask toward a more comprehensive, customizable light therapy platform for the face, neck, and décolleté.

More coverage. Meaningful specifications. Light selected with purpose.