How to Use an LED Face Mask, According to Dermatologists

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and want to be sure you get the most out of it? The good news is that these types of , provided you use them properly and consistently.“Using an at-home mask is like going to the gym,” says , a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Idriss Dermatology in NYC.

To truly see any skin care benefit, you need to use them consistently for the recommended usage time.Because of this, dermatologists recommend purchasing an FDA-cleared device that best fits your lifestyle.

There are full face masks (like the ), wands (like the ), and even spot treatments (like the ), and all can be effective with little to no side effects—as long as you actually use it on a regular basis.Fit is also a factor when using at-home devices.

Some face masks are made of flexible silicone, while others are made of more structured plastic. Though both can be effective, derms tell Glamour you’ll get optimum light penetration when the mask sits flush with your skin.