800-source laser and LED mask, eight peaks, launched August 2026; no 510(k), output unmeasured.
$1,099
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The Laser Face Mask Pro, launched in August 2026, is iRestore's most expensive mask and the only one in this category adding laser diodes to LEDs. It publishes eight peaks from 415 to 1072 nm and states 70 to 126 mW/cm2 by mode, which would put it far above any mask measured so far, but nobody has measured it and iRestore gives no laser class. It has no 510(k) and no device listing, and iRestore makes no FDA claim for it. No owner or tester has reported on it yet, so every social pool reads the Illumina line, and its Amazon ratings sit on the Illumina listing. It carries a two-year warranty, twice the Illumina's. At $1,099 it is $300 more than the Illumina Face Mask.
- 150 lasers plus 650 LEDs
- Eight published peaks, 415 to 1072 nm
- Five 10-minute modes, cordless
- Two-year warranty, twice the Illumina's
- Stated 70 to 126 mW/cm2, never measured
- No laser class published
- No 510(k) and no device listing
- No owner or tester reports on the Pro itself
- $1,099
The Laser Face Mask Pro is a full-face mask with 800 light sources: 150 lasers at 660 and 850 nm and 650 LEDs at 415, 532, 590, 633, 830 and 1072 nm. It runs five 10-minute modes from a battery controller that charges over USB-C, with silicone eye protection and adjustable straps. iRestore states 70 to 126 mW/cm2 by mode and publishes no laser class.
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Specification: iRestore Laser Face Mask Pro
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