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“Can an LED therapy face mask really transform your skin?”

Light-based skin devices need to be assessed for a defined use rather than a general promise to transform skin.

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Light-based skin devices need to be assessed for a defined use rather than a general promise to transform skin. Wavelength, delivered dose, treatment schedule, and eye protection are relevant physical details. Evidence about one device or indication does not automatically apply to every mask marketed with the same color of LEDs.

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  1. FDA: Cosmetics and Personal Care Products ↗
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