If you pursue a treatment in-office you get the red light and blue light treatment separately, whereas when you do the Omnilux Clear mask at home you get both treatments at once, cutting down on time and making it very convenient. As a dermatologist, the Omnilux Clear is an excellent option for at home treatment of mild to moderate acne.

Dr. Andrea Suarez, MD, FAAD

Omnilux Clear is an amazing low level light therapy device that I feel works on everything from acne to breakouts. The blue light neutralizes bacteria on the surface of your skin that is responsible for acne. The red light reduces inflammation and redness and is great at reducing excess oil production in the sebaceous glands. When these two wavelengths are used together, you receive a more effective and efficient acne treatment. This is why I love the Omnilux Clear mask.

Dr. Glynis Ablon, MD, FAAD

Blue light therapy is beneficial for acne-prone skin because it helps decrease bacteria on the surface of the skin that causes acne, clogged pores, and congestion. It’s critical to choose an LED light therapy device which utilizes clinically studied wavelengths to ensure an effective treatment. I always recommend the Omnilux Clear mask for acne-affected patients. You can get great results with gentler treatments like LED light therapy while avoiding side effects that come with oral treatments.

Dr. Jared Jagdeo, MD, MS

Home devices allow for convenient and consistent treatment, making it easier for people to incorporate it into their skincare routine. Blue light at 415nm is absorbed by porphyrins, naturally occurring molecules produced by P. acnes, the bacteria involved in acne. Red light therapy penetrates deeper into the skin than blue light, reaching the dermis where inflammation occurs. It helps to reduce inflammation associated with acne, leading to less redness and swelling.

Dr. Klaus Fritz, MD