The Laser Face Mask Pro is marketed as the first consumer‑grade mask to offer eight distinct light wavelengths simultaneously, expanding on iRestore’s earlier Illumina Face Mask that used three wavelengths. According to the manufacturer, the expanded spectrum lets users select from five preset modes that target anti‑aging, acne, hyperpigmentation and other skin concerns in a single session.
In addition to the LED array, the new mask incorporates VIXO lasers operating at 660 nm and 850 nm, which iRestore says can penetrate deeper layers of skin for “targeted energy delivery.” The company claims the combined technology can smooth fine lines, reduce dark spots and improve skin firmness, with visible results typically emerging after eight to twelve weeks of regular use.
The device retains the 10‑minute treatment time of its predecessor and is designed for hands‑free use. Reviewers have highlighted its cordless operation, adjustable straps, larger eye window and ventilation slit as improvements over competing masks that are often described as heavy, stiff or uncomfortable.
Early customer feedback posted on the retailer’s site praises the mask’s multitasking capability, with one user noting they can “walk around the apartment, wash dishes, or fold laundry” during a session. Another reviewer called the multiple modes “incredible technology” and said their skin feels “rejuvenated all the time.”
iRestore’s marketing materials note that the mask’s 360 medical‑grade LEDs are arranged to treat the entire face evenly, and the flexible, premium‑grade material is said to resist fading or warping. The company does not provide independent clinical data for the new model, and individual results may vary.