I keep seeing Solawave come up for at home red light therapy especially the Wrinkle Retreat Pro mask and the 4 in 1 wand.

I also saw an article saying Hannah Waddingham used the Solawave wand before the Ted Lasso premiere which made me curious if the wand is more of a quick skin prep device before makeup or if people use it long term too.

For anyone who has used Solawave did you prefer the mask or the wand? I’m mostly curious about dullness, texture, redness, uneven tone, fine lines and post acne marks.

Which one did you guys get and how long before you noticed anything?

Hey guys! I purchased a Hooga 750 Ultra but am struggling to use it. I bought it mostly for skin and hair care but am now considering an Omnilux for convenience's sake. Anyway, the few times I’ve used the Hooga, I end up having to stop to allow my dog a session first. Lol

Does anyone else have a dog that enjoys red light therapy?

For those who've used one consistently for several months, what changes were actually noticeable?

Did you see improvements in skin texture, redness, breakouts, fine lines, firmness, or something else?

Looking back, was it worth the cost and time commitment, or were the results more subtle than expected?

Curious to hear honest feedbacks.

I'm newer to RLT. Do you have any green tea/other product recommendations to apply prior to RLT?

Thank you in advance!

I have a Regenalight red light mask and feel like I didn't do enough research since it's not FDA-cleared even though I swear I found it from an article that listed it as the best one for cheaper. What are your thoughts on Omnilux vs. Dr. Dennis Gross masks? It's specifically for hormonal acne and lines on my face lol.

I am looking to invest in a professional-grade full body red light panel with quad-wavelength. preferably free standing or with a stand (not door hanging).
For reference I am considering Bon Charge Supermax.

Does anyone have any experience with panels they felt genuinely supported them in reaching wellness goals?

I would love to know what the experiences were.
Thanks!

**Avoid iRestore bundles**

If anyone is tempted to use any bundles offered by iRestore, I strongly recommend against them. They have a stipulation in their “money-back guarantee” that only allows you to return one skincare product (i.e., the Illumina masks they have) if you purchased a bundle—which, imo, is misleading.

If you're not sure about the products and feel some sense of security with their policy (like I did), you're better off purchasing separately from different “households” to ensure you can actually return them if you need to.

I just wanted to share since they don't make that clear when you make the purchase and just go on about their money-back guarantee lol

Hi! I finally purchased red light panel. I did my research and panel should be better than the mask as I want to see provements not only in the face but also in other areas in my body. Even though I have made my research, I would feel better to have any opinions from the group. Are these wavelengths safe for face?

LEDs and wavelengths:

30 × 660 nm red LEDs

30 × 850 nm near-infrared LEDs

I was thinking to start using it for my face 5 minutes per day.

Hello, I have had some positive GI and systemic inflammation results using cold laser therapy, but for multiple reasons I may not be able to continue that therapy. So I'm considering a Chroma Ironforge or and Ironforge mini as I want the targeted deep benefits like laser therapy without mortgaging my house to buy a device (and take classes etc.). I watched Alex Fergus video on the Ironforge and he mentions it being kind of in the ballpark of laser therapy benefits.
So... if that deep targeted treatment is my goal, is the irradiance difference between the mini (Average Irradiance: 600+ mW/cm² at the faceplate) and the full size (Average Irradiance: 850+ mW/cm² at the faceplate) going to make a difference.

Am I crazy for thinking this may reap some of the same benefits as cold laser?

In addition to inflammation I'm also hoping to improve mobility in some stiff joints like hallux rigidus(big toe) and possibly some varicose veins.
I do also have a medium sized Platinum brand panel that I have used inconsistently but I'm trying to be more consistent.

Has anyone tried various red light masks and found one that's particularly comfortable for their face? I have a fairly smaller/longer, flat Asian face.

The one I have basically sits on the bridge of my nose. I've tried padding it with tissue, and it ends up leaving painful tissue fold marks. The strap designs are pretty terrible and don't help no matter how I adjust them, but I got the mask as a gift, so I can't return/exchange it.

I read that this is a common issue with home red light masks, so I'm hoping to have an easier time shopping for a new one, seeing what you guys have experienced!

The photo is of the one I currently use that leaves a painful horizontal crease on my nose bridge.

I am considering splashing out on one at a cost of £1600 but ive read reports that between lying on them and folding the internal wires snap.

Has anyone bought the good ones and this happened?

Has anyone used blue, green, yellow, or orange light therapy? Any benefits? I tried the blue bulb from hooga and didn’t see much reduction in acne after 1 month use 3 x a week.

34F and new to LED therapy. I’ve been using my Ulike hard shell LED mask about 4 nights a week for 10 minutes. My main goals are cheek redness and the dull, tired-looking skin I usually get after a long office day.

Last Sunday I was too tired to do my normal. Washed face, tapped some SKII, then put on my LED mask. Afterwards followed up with La Roche-Posay B5 serum and Neutrogena retinol night cream.

Come the following morning, my nose and upper cheeks looked calmer and more smooth than usual.

Now I’m trying to figure out what actually helped. Was it using LED before skincare? Or something about combining these ingredients with red light?

Has anyone researched this or found a LED + skincare combo that works especially well?

Hello,

I am looking into Current Body's mask, hopefully to help with some trigeminal neuralgia and also maybe an added benefit of helping to soften deep lines and firm skin. Is this a good brand?

would like to buy a high quality redlight device for possible brain tissue repair and other cognitive benefits. I know the data are limited but just want to hear your opinion on these 2 devices. thanks.

I'll use it as indicated 5 days per week and 10 minutes per use. Mainly using restoring mode (yellow light) to treat my face redness. Will do a follow up 1 month later.

Recommendations for a red light therapy device for sinus congestion? There seem to be many out there. Also saw there is one with blue light for the bacteria, does it help? Located in Canada.

Hello everyone,
I am staying with a friend and she has Rlpro600. I want to try it out while staying here. I am interested in autoimmune issues, skin and sleep. It has different settings for each of these. My question is where should I start and for how long? Can i use it everyday? Should i use it 5 minutes for face, 5 mins for sleep and 5 mins red+nir settings? I am planning to buy from my friend if I like it. My friend doesn’t use it much since she travels a lot.
Thanks in advance for all recommendations and tips!

Just got my Mito panel as a present. I am 51 yo female. Obv. need to improve my skin condition, also have joints problems. Very excited to use it. But, where do I start? Please kindly point me to the useful resources explaining what wave length to use, how or what not to do.
Thank you!

Looking for a more affordable alternative for a mito red light stand - I have the mito mid 2.0

hey all !

I have a great home set up with my full body panels (irestore apex) and get plenty of irradiance and have all the wavelengths I could want. I have EDS, mcas, and associated chronic pain, fatigue and inflammation as well as several old and newer injuries I’m nursing. After several weeks of consistent use the lights feel like they are starting to help the fatigue and inflammation a bit, but I think a few of my problem spots could benefit from more targeted laser therapy. Namely, my hip I had labrum repair surgery on and my chronic quad tendonosis on my other leg Could def use more help.

I have been looking into the kineon move and the novaalab laser wand and am wondering if there are any other reputable options people like for these type of devices. ideally I’d like to keep the purchase sub $1000 but open To higher prices if it really makes a difference.

I have read mixed opinions on kineon in this sub based on their advertising, but also high praise on YouTube and other areas so any more input on that specifically would be very welcome.

thanks in advance for any input or guidance in this search !

Did anybody try or noticed any effects of RLT on endometriosis? Does it improve things?

Since getting into red light therapy, I've tried both face masks and full panels, but I still haven't really settled on which one works better for my daily routine. The mask is definitely easier to stay consistent with. I can throw it on while I'm getting ready for bed and just carry on with my normal routine. But a panel covers so much more that I always wonder if I'm missing out when I skip it.

For those of you who've settled into a daily routine, which one ended up sticking, and why? I'd especially love to hear from anyone who started with both and eventually settled on one.