Celluma HOME LED Light Therapy Panel

Name: Celluma HOME LED Light Therapy Panel
SKU: CLH2-001

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Small flexible LED panel at 465, 640 and 880 nm on a battery; also sold as the FACE, LITE, RESTORE and NOVA.

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SKU: CLH2-001

Usability

Verification7.0

Wavelength Spec7.0

Coverage5.0

Build Quality5.0

Warranty & Support4.0

Ease of Use6.0

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Celluma's Small Panel, Sold Under Five Names

The Celluma HOME is a flexible 16 by 8 inch LED panel with 236 LEDs at 465, 640 and 880 nm, a built-in battery and two facial rest stands, and the same panel is sold with more modes as the FACE, LITE, RESTORE and NOVA at $795 to $1,595. FDA's database lists the Series 2 HOME under BioPhotas' own K171323 and K232977, which describe a shape-taking LED panel at those wavelengths with 30-minute treatments, so it scores 7 on verification; those filings describe an AC-powered panel and the Series 2 adds a battery, while Intertek's directory carries no listing. No output measurement exists, so light output is not scored, and its eyebrow-to-chin coverage scores 5. Its two Amazon files read 4.4 from 32 and 4.3 from 11, and a Reddit owner finds it too small to cover the whole face at once. It is $795 on celluma.com.

PROS

Listed under BioPhotas' own 510(k)s, K171323 and K232977
Three published peaks: 465, 640 and 880 nm
Built-in battery, with two facial rest stands in the box
1 lb and drapes over wrists, knees or shoulders
4.4 and 4.3 from 32 and 11 Amazon ratings
2-year warranty, with a third year for $89

CONS

No safety listing in Intertek's directory
No output figure or measurement published
Covers eyebrow to chin, not the whole face
Every session runs 30 minutes
Battery given as 3 to 15 sessions on its page and 3 to 4 in its FAQ
$815 on Amazon against $795 on celluma.com

The Celluma HOME is Celluma's small flexible LED panel, 16 by 8 inches with a 14 by 6 inch treatment area, carrying 236 LEDs at 465, 640 and 880 nm. The Series 2 runs from a built-in 7,000 mAh battery or its USB-C power supply, weighs 1 lb and comes with two facial rest stands and goggles, and runs 30-minute sessions on two modes. The same panel is sold with different modes as the FACE ($795, two modes), the LITE ($1,195, three), the RESTORE ($1,195, three) and the NOVA ($1,595, five). A third year of warranty is $89, and Celluma's warranty covers the panel for 2 years.

Social Scores

Reddit Score7.0

Two owners discuss the HOME itself on Reddit, and owners of the same small panel sold as the FACE and LITE add to it. One, who added a HOME to her PRO PLUS (r/redlighttherapy, January 2026), uses it on wrists, feet and shoulders where the large panel will not wrap, but says it cannot cover the whole face at once; another asked whether it should feel very hot on the skin (r/IVF, January 2024, posted in two threads and counted once). A FACE owner calls hers a little flimsy on its stand (November 2024), and a LITE owner reports hers still working since 2017 (June 2025).

Liked (1) · Complaints (2)

Liked

Wraps around wrists, feet and shoulders, per one owner

Complaints

Too small for the whole face at once, per one owner
Felt very hot on the skin, per one owner

Google ScoreProduct-line7.0

No written test names the HOME. In W Magazine (March 2023), which earns on sales through its links, Maryam Lieberman bought her own Celluma, priced as the $795 small panel, and calls it worth every penny at a hefty price. A RealSelf owner diary of a Series 1 LITE, the same small panel (October 2018 to January 2019), calls it the best purchase she had made at about $1,000.

YouTube Score8.0

Stacey Roshan's April 2025 video on her Series 2 HOME (about 3,900 views) comes from a creator who tags Celluma's maker in it and who later partnered with Celluma to test its CONTOUR system. She likes the built-in battery, which runs plugged in or cordless, and the countdown timer that switches the panel off, and finds it pricier than other panels.

Liked (2) · Complaints (1)

Liked

Runs corded or cordless, per one reviewer
Countdown timer that switches off, per one reviewer

Complaints

Pricier than other panels, per one reviewer

Amazon Score9.0

Celluma's two HOME listings, sold by Celluma and fulfilled by Amazon at $815 as options of one listing family, hold 4.4 from 32 ratings for the corded Series 1 (B0BNC82WYB; 70 percent five-star, 7 percent one-star) and 4.3 from 11 for the battery Series 2 (B0DF4GQNG3) on 2 October 2026, and are read together as one pool. Owners like the warmth of the sessions and use it for sore backs, necks and shoulders; two find it flimsy or cheap-feeling for the price, and one notes that the Series 1 controller has no countdown timer.

Liked (3) · Complaints (2)

Liked

Used for sore back, neck and shoulders, per three owners
Warm, relaxing sessions, per one owner
Easy to travel with, per one owner

Complaints

Flimsy or cheap-feeling for the price, per two owners
Series 1 controller has no countdown timer, per one owner

Social Score

Brand-level

Celluma is made by BioPhotas, Inc. of Tustin, California, a privately held company founded by Patrick Johnson and run since 2024 by chief executive Curtis Cluff; FDA lists BioPhotas as the manufacturer of every Celluma device, under 510(k)s it holds itself. It sells through celluma.com, an Amazon store it runs for its single panels and POD, Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's (the latter through a third-party seller), and a professional channel that sells to clinics and spas and pays professionals a commission on their clients' orders; a public affiliate programme opened in May 2026. Its Trustpilot profile reads 4.1 from 30 reviews, 67 percent five-star against 23 percent one-star, with 13 posted in the last 12 months; Celluma claimed the profile in September 2025, Trustpilot records no review invitations from it and no replies to negative reviews in the past year, and nine five-star reviews arrived in the month it claimed the profile. Complaints there cover restocking fees, refused returns of opened devices and slow support. The BBB rates BioPhotas A, not accredited, with 2 complaints in three years, both about repairs. FDA's recall database holds no Celluma entry, its adverse-event database holds one 2022 consumer report of a skin reaction on a Series 1 DELUX, and no federal suit names the company. The review widget on celluma.com is first-party and counts in no pool, and Rundown with Rachel's Celluma videos count in no pool because the channel carries a CurrentBody discount code. Celluma's warranty gives every device 2 years, with a third year for sale. Unused devices may be returned within 30 days, less 10 percent for damaged packaging or 20 percent for a broken seal, and a device switched on for 10 minutes or more counts as used and is not refunded. Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's together hold 7 reviews of Celluma devices, under the ten-review floor, so the retailer pool is blank. On this row four pools are populated; web coverage reads Celluma's small panel without naming the HOME.

Additional information

Specification: Celluma HOME LED Light Therapy Panel

Red Light Therapy Specifications

Device Type	Contact panel
Wavelengths	Blue (400-499 nm), Near-infrared (800-880 nm), Red (620-680 nm)
Irradiance Claimed	Not published
Irradiance Measured	Not measured
FDA Status	510(k) cleared
Safety Listing	None verifiable
Power Source	Battery
Session Length	Over 20 min

General Specifications

Warranty	2 Years
Dimensions	16 x 8 in
Weight	1 lb

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