
Redefining Red Light. One Wavelength At A Time.
PureLuma started with a simple question — why should clinical-grade light therapy only exist in a dermatologist's office? We build devices around the wavelengths and irradiance that matter, then price them for the bathroom counter instead of the treatment room.
Before & After
Fine Lines
Fines Lines & Wrinkles
Anti-Aging
Anti-Aging & Firmness
Acne
Acne & Dark Spots
Individual results may vary. Images shown are for illustrative purposes.
Why our clinical grade technology leads the way
See how PureLuma compares to every other device on the market
| PureLuma | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| 328 Clinical Grade LEDs | ||
| 4 Phototherapy Modes | ||
| 55mW Irradiance | ||
| 3D Silicone Fit | ||
| FDA Cleared Technology | ||
| Full Face Coverage |
Full-Face Coverage. Four Modes.
Inside the Full-Face Mask
328 LEDs
Individual lamp beads spread across the full mask surface, so light reaches the cheeks, forehead, and jaw in a single session.
55 mW/cm² Irradiance
Output density in the range used by professional panels — the spec that separates a working device from a novelty.
Four Modes
Switch the wavelength profile to suit the session — one device rather than four, with a control handset that keeps it simple.
3D Silicone Fit
Flexible medical-grade silicone that follows the contours of the face, holding the LEDs about a centimetre from the skin.
How It Works
Light Your Skin Can Actually Use
Red light sits at the long end of the visible spectrum — long enough to pass the outer layer of skin instead of stopping at it. Here's what happens in a ten-minute session.
The light reaches past the surface
Red wavelengths penetrate deeper than visible light at the blue end of the spectrum, reaching the dermal layer where the structural proteins in skin live. Shorter wavelengths scatter at the surface; these don't.
Cells absorb it
Mitochondria — the parts of a cell that produce its energy — contain a light-sensitive enzyme that absorbs red wavelengths. This is the mechanism researchers refer to as photobiomodulation.
Consistency does the rest
A single session is a single stimulus. What matters is repetition — most protocols run daily or near-daily sessions over several weeks, which is why the mask is built for ten minutes rather than an hour.
Red light therapy is not a substitute for medical treatment. If you have a skin condition, are pregnant, or take medication that increases light sensitivity, speak with your doctor before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to our most common questions
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Clinical Grade · Every Detail Intentional
Pro Results Without the Pro Cost
A year of professional treatments can run:
- $3,000+ on injectables
- $1,800+ on repeat medi-spa visits
- $1,100+ on traditional skincare
Or, one device you own outright:
$180.99
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