What is The difference between a professional LED Light therapy mask and an at home led mask ?
The main difference between professional
Celluma LED
panels and standard at-home LED masks lies in their power intensity, versatility, and treatment duration. While home masks are often less powerful and limited to the face, Celluma devices use medical-grade technology designed to treat a wider range of conditions—including acne, wrinkles, and deep muscle pain—across the entire body.
Key Differences at a Glance
Design and Coverage: Most at-home LED masks are rigid or semi-flexible "face-only" devices with cutouts for eyes and mouths, which can lead to uneven light distribution. Professional Celluma devices (like the Celluma Pro, used in Sole Revival Skin & Body Clinic) are patented, flexible panels that can be shaped to contour closely to the face, joints, or spine for more uniform light delivery.
Power and Intensity: Professional-grade devices typically deliver much higher light intensity (fluence) than home masks, which are often 2 to 30 times weaker for safety in unsupervised use. This higher intensity allows professional devices to penetrate deeper into skin tissue.
Treatment Versatility: Standard masks usually offer 1–2 wavelengths (red and blue) for basic skin concerns. In contrast, Celluma panels are FDA-cleared for multiple medical indications, including arthritic pain, muscle spasms, and hair restoration.
Session Time: Because they have lower power, home masks may require near-daily use to see gradual results. Professional treatments are more efficient; one session with a high-intensity professional device can be equivalent to daily home use for a month.
