Dr. Dennis Gross

Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare is the skincare brand founded in New York in 2000 by dermatologist Dr. Dennis Gross and Carrie Gross, best known for its Alpha Beta peel pads and owned by Shiseido since February 2024. Its DRx SpectraLite LED devices are made by LED Technologies Inc., the company behind the dpl and reVive light therapy brands, which the FDA device registry lists as the labeler on all of them; the manuals name Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare, LLC only as distributor. In the US the range is three devices: the FaceWare Pro face mask, the EyeCare Max Pro eye mask and the LipWare Pro lip device. The BodyWare Pro is no longer sold on the brand’s US site.

Dr. Dennis Gross markets all three devices as FDA cleared but prints no 510(k) number. LED Technologies holds K183247 for the dpl Faceware, which describes the FaceWare Pro’s five LED types and 3-minute treatment, so the FaceWare Pro scores 7 on verification. The eye and lip devices trace only to older LED Technologies clearances, K171386 and K172662, whose descriptions do not match the devices on sale: the EyeCare Max Pro has more LEDs over a wider area than the eye device of 2017, and the LipWare Pro adds an 830 nm channel the perioral filing does not list, so both score 2. No independent measurement of any SpectraLite device’s light output has been published.

On drdennisgross.com the FaceWare Pro lists at $455, the EyeCare Max Pro at $199 and the LipWare Pro at $148. All three are sold through Sephora, Nordstrom and Dermstore and through the brand’s own Amazon store, where the FaceWare Pro sold at $364 in September 2026. Every device carries a one-year limited warranty that takes effect only if the device is registered with the brand within 30 days of purchase, and drdennisgross.com takes back gently used items within 30 days, with a $10 fee on device returns. All three run 3-minute sessions on a sealed battery charged from a USB-A adapter.

Across Amazon, Sephora and Reddit, the complaint that recurs on all three devices is a unit that stops charging or stops working within weeks to months. Trustpilot’s profile for drdennisgross.com holds seven reviews, all one- or two-star, and the BBB rates the company C, not accredited, with 12 complaints closed in three years. Amazon rates the FaceWare Pro 3.7 from 626, the EyeCare Max Pro 3.7 from 57 and the LipWare Pro 3.8 from 108. The FDA lists no recall of any Dr. Dennis Gross device.