SpectraLift Advanced LED Face Mask
Anti-ageing care for smoother, firmer-looking skin. Nine targeted light modes support fine lines, loss of firmness, acne, redness and pigmentation — in just 10 minutes a day.
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FDA 510(k) ClearedIEC 60601 / 62471Measured Optics (EVERFINE)
FDA 510(k) Cleared
Approved for safety and equivalence to registered medical devices in the US.
ISO 13485
Production according to international standards for quality management systems for medical devices.
CE marking
Compliance with European safety and electromagnetic compatibility requirements.
RoHS compliance
Restriction of hazardous substances in electronic devices.
FCC compliance
Meets US electromagnetic compatibility standards.
IEC 60601 (medical electrical standard)
Compliance with safety requirements for medical electrical equipment.
The device has been tested and complies with the following international standards:
You can notify us of a change-of-mind return within 14 calendar days after delivery. Contact us by email or chat for return instructions before sending the product. Return conditions and any applicable exceptions are explained in our refund policy. Your statutory rights for faulty goods are unaffected.
Two-year warranty. Contact us for assistance with a manufacturing defect.
9 modes combine red, blue, green, and near-infrared light—including purple, teal, yellow, and full-spectrum treatments.
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SpectraLift
Precisely calibrated wavelengths, tested to the EVERFINE HAAS-1200 standard.
Certified · EVERFINE HAAS-1200
The Technology
Photobiomodulation relies on precise wavelengths, studied in clinical research. No UV, no heat, no downtime — 10 minutes a day, at home.
SpectraLift vs. Popular LED Masks on the Market
The comparison is based on publicly available specifications of popular imported LED facial masks in the €300–600 price range as of July 2026. Some manufacturers do not even publish the full parameters of their devices.
Everything you need for your first session.
With consistent use, light therapy may support smoother-looking skin and a more even-looking complexion. Published studies use different devices and protocols, so their percentages should not be treated as expected results from SpectraLift. Individual results vary. Follow the manual; this device is not a treatment for pain or stiffness.
No. LED therapy is completely painless. The mask does not heat the skin or emit UV light, making it comfortable for regular use.
The mask has adjustable elastic straps with self-adhesive Velcro , which allow individual adjustment to the shape of the face.
Its design provides stable and comfortable positioning so that you can rest comfortably or perform light activities during the procedure.
The device does not need to be tightly attached to the skin. The mask has been tested to maintain high power density (irradiance) at a distance of up to 5 cm , which ensures effective light therapy even at a slight distance from the face.
Yes. The mask is suitable for most skin types, including sensitive. For more sensitive skin, it is recommended to start with shorter sessions and monitor the skin's reaction.
In most cases, LED therapy is very well tolerated. In rare cases, slight redness may occur, which quickly subsides. If you experience discomfort, discontinue use.
The mask is designed for repeated home use according to its manual. Follow the session time, eye-protection guidance and contraindications. Do not use it when a listed contraindication applies; stop if irritation or discomfort occurs. In Europe it is presented for cosmetic and wellness use. The technical passport explains the documented device configuration and regulatory scope.
Yes. The mask can be used as part of a standard skincare routine. It is recommended that the skin be clean before the procedure and the active products be applied afterwards.
Melasma is a form of hormonally-induced hyperpigmentation and requires a more careful approach when choosing therapies, including LED light.
Red and yellow light (630 nm and 590 nm)
These wavelengths are used to stimulate collagen production, improve texture, and soothe the skin. In some people with melasma, they can help achieve a more even complexion and reduce inflammation.
Recommendations for melasma
Important
In case of active melasma, a preliminary consultation with a dermatologist is recommended to assess whether LED therapy is suitable for your individual condition.
LED therapy can be part of melasma care when used carefully and according to the skin's needs.
LED photobiomodulation is one of the most commonly used non-invasive technologies in the care of acne-prone skin.
Blue light (460 nm)
Blue light targets acne-associated bacteria ( Cutibacterium acnes ) and helps reduce inflammatory lesions.
Red light (630 nm)
Red light helps soothe the skin, reduce inflammation, and restore the skin barrier.
Combined approach
The combination of blue and red light is widely used to simultaneously influence the bacterial factor and inflammatory processes in acne.
Recommendations for acne
Important
LED therapy is not a substitute for medical treatment for severe acne. For persistent or cystic acne, consultation with a dermatologist is recommended.
LED therapy can be an effective addition to your acne-prone skin care routine.
Due to lack of sufficient clinical data, we do not recommend using the device during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Published research discusses red and near-infrared light for skin appearance. The study devices and protocols differ from SpectraLift; their results are not a clinical trial of this exact mask.
Wunsch and Matuschka, 2014 — controlled study
See the technical passport for documented device measurements. Results vary.
