From 830nm NIR to red and blue light, each Dermalab mode is designed with a specific purpose. Keep reading to discover what each wavelength targets and how it can support your skincare routine.
Dermalab combines 630nm Red Light, 415nm Blue Light, 830nm Near-Infrared Light and a Combined Red + Blue mode to support different skincare goals — from a smoother, firmer-looking complexion to clearer-looking skin.
830nm NIR — Deep-Acting Near-Infrared
Near-infrared light at 830nm is invisible to the eye and is designed to reach deeper into the skin than visible red light. It supports the skin’s natural regenerative processes and collagen-related activity, helping promote a firmer, smoother and more rejuvenated-looking complexion.
Targets: Signs of aging • Loss of firmness • Skin texture
630nm Red Light — Skin Rejuvenation
Red light at 630nm is designed to support the skin’s natural renewal processes and promote a healthier-looking complexion. With consistent use, it can help improve the appearance of fine lines, uneven texture and loss of firmness.
Targets: Fine lines • Skin texture • Firmness • Overall radiance
415nm Blue Light — Clearer-Looking Skin
Blue light at 415nm is primarily used for blemish-prone skin. It targets acne-associated bacteria at the skin’s surface and can help support a clearer, more balanced-looking complexion. Clinical studies have investigated 415nm blue light for mild-to-moderate acne.
Targets: Blemishes • Breakouts • Acne-prone skin
Combined Red + Blue — Dual-Action Light
The Combined mode brings 630nm Red Light and 415nm Blue Light together, allowing you to address both skin rejuvenation and blemish-prone skin in one light mode. Research has explored combined red and blue LED therapy for acne, with evidence suggesting complementary effects from the two wavelengths.
Targets: Breakouts • Fine lines • Uneven-looking skin • Overall skin balance
Light Therapy, Made Personal
Different skin concerns call for different approaches. With four dedicated light modes, Dermalab lets you choose the wavelength that best matches your skincare goals — or combine complementary wavelengths as part of your routine.
One mask. Four light modes. Your skincare routine, powered by light.