New FDA-Cleared · Class II
Firmer, brighter skin.
Ten minutes a night.
Now cordless.
The DermaOne runs red 660nm and near-infrared 850nm, cleared as a Class II device, without the £400 price tag, the seven-colour gimmicks, or the promises nobody can keep.
Free UK delivery30-day returnsClearance K253054
Two masks, one argument
Same two wavelengths. Pick the one that fits.
Red 660nm and near-infrared 850nm in both, because those haven't changed and won't.
DermaOne
For the one who wants it proven
£139.99£279.99
- FDA-cleared, Class II. Clearance K253054, a number you can look up
- Completely cordless. Magnetic controller, USB-C, nothing to plug in
- 252 LEDs, four modes. Including blue 460nm for blemish-prone skin
- Face coverage
DermaPro
For the one who wants the neck too
£79.99£179.00
- Face and neck in one set. The area the premium brands charge for twice
- Corded. Plug it in, ten minutes, done
- Four modes, same red and near-infrared doing the work
- Our original, and still our best value
Not sure? The DermaOne if you want the clearance and no cable. The DermaPro if the neck matters more than the cord.
The right light. Not just more of it.
Most masks give you seven colours.
The science is in two.
A rainbow photographs beautifully, which is exactly why it exists. But the published research points to two specific wavelengths, and both our masks are built around them. Five of the rainbow is decoration. Two numbers do the work.
660 nm
Red light
Works nearer the surface, where firmness and radiance show. The wavelength almost every serious device is built around.
850 nm
Near-infrared
Invisible to the eye, and it reaches deeper than any serum can. Like putting the battery back in. It's the one the colour-only masks leave out.
We'll even name the studies. Wunsch & Matuschka, 2014, a controlled trial of 136 volunteers with collagen density increases confirmed by ultrasound. Lee et al., 2007. Barolet et al., 2009. All peer-reviewed, all on red and near-infrared light, all with a studied window of four to twelve weeks of short sessions. That's research on the technology, not a clinical claim about a specific mask, and we'd rather you knew the difference. Read the science
Here's a test that takes thirty seconds. Does the box print its wavelengths?
Most don't, because a light show photographs better than a spec sheet. Ours prints both, 660nm and 850nm, right on the front. Run it on any mask you're considering, including ours.Before you buy
What it won't do,
and how long it takes.
It won't erase deep, set lines. Nothing you wear on your face will, and the brands promising otherwise are the ones worth worrying about.
And nothing happens overnight. The studies ran four to twelve weeks. Most people notice somewhere around week five, the brightness creeping back, that firmer, glassier look.
Which is precisely why the 30-day return window and the results window overlap. Take a photo on day one. Take another at week four. Let your mirror decide.
Why some people choose the DermaPro
Your face gets the care.
Your neck gives away the years.
You spend on serums, masks and creams for your face, then stop the moment you reach your jaw, as though there's a checkpoint there. Yet the neck and chest are usually the first place a tired look shows, and the last place anyone treats.
The premium brands sell the neck as a separate device, at close to the price of the mask again.
The DermaPro set includes it. Same two wavelengths, same ten minutes, forehead to collarbone.
4.8
★★★★★
Average rating
2,400+
Five-star reviews
10min
A day, that's it
94%
Would recommend
In their words
The reviews that changed minds.
★★★★★
"I'll be honest, I bought it half-expecting another gimmick. Six weeks in and my skin genuinely looks more even and a bit firmer. The fact it does my neck too sold me, that's the bit I always ignored."
Sarah H.
Verified buyer
★★★★★
"I'd been eyeing the £400 ones for a year and couldn't justify it. This uses the same red and infrared light and I genuinely can't tell what the extra £300 would've bought me. Ten minutes while I read in bed."
Rachel K.
Verified buyer
★★★★★
"I'm 34 and started thinking about this stuff as prevention rather than a fix. It's become my favourite ten minutes of the day. My skin looks rested even when I'm not. Wish I'd started sooner."
Emma M.
Verified buyer
Same wavelengths · honest price
The premium names charge £399.
For the same red and near-infrared light, because 660 and 850 cost the same to produce whoever makes them. What you're not paying for is the celebrity, the campaign, and five colours that do nothing.
DermaOne
Cordless · FDA-cleared
£139.99
£279.99
- FDA-cleared Class II, clearance K253054
- No cable, magnetic controller, USB-C
- 252 LEDs, four modes including blue 460nm
DermaPro
Face and neck · our original
£79.99
£179.00
- Neck piece included, the bit others charge for twice
- Corded, plug in and go
- Four modes, same two wavelengths
Whichever you pick, it's the same two wavelengths at a fraction of £400.
30 days to change your mind · Full refund if it's not for you