The specifications, decoded
Manufacturer-reported details. These are not presented as independent laboratory measurements.
- Model
- Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro
- Light configuration
- Red, Blue
- Nominal wavelengths
- Red + blue; exact peaks pending verification
- LED count
- 162
- Session length
- 3 minutes
- Design
- Rigid shell
- LED breakdown
- 100 red · 62 blue (one brand page says 60 blue)
- Modes
- Red, blue, or red + blue
- Auto shut-off
- Yes, after 3 minutes
- Manufacturer-stated irradiance
- Not stated
- Eye protection
- Not stated by the manufacturer
- Regulatory
- FDA-cleared, according to Dr. Dennis Gross
- Warranty
- 1 year
How to use the FaceWare Pro
Dr. Dennis Gross describes one 3-minute treatment a day, and the device switches off when the programmed time ends.
- Cleanse your skin.
- Place the mask on your face and fasten the strap around your head.
- Hold the power button for 2 seconds and choose red, blue, or red + blue.
- Let the 3-minute treatment run, then continue your skincare routine.
What’s in the box
- FaceWare Pro device
- USB charging cord
- Charging block
- Detachable adjustable head strap
- Storage bag
- User manual
- Quick start guide
Manufacturer cautions
- The product page lists no safety warnings or contraindications. Read the manual before first use.
Is the FaceWare Pro right for you?
It may suit you if:
- Session time matters most: 3 minutes is the shortest in this directory.
- You want blue light as well as red.
Look elsewhere if:
- You want near-infrared: FaceWare Pro lists red and blue only.
- You prefer a flexible mask: this is a rigid shell.
FaceWare Pro vs Therabody TheraFace
Both are rigid masks with red and blue light. FaceWare Pro runs 3 minutes with 162 LEDs and no near-infrared. TheraFace runs a 9-minute preset across 648 lights, including infrared, and adds vibration and removable eye shields.
Read the Therabody TheraFace Mask file · Compare the two
What to know about this model
Exact wavelength peaks are left out here: the brand’s product page lists wavelengths only in an unlabelled comparison table, and figures from other SpectraLite devices are not imported. Brand pages also differ on the blue LED count (62 or 60).
Independent test record
The directory owner had this mask independently tested at SIQ to check it against the manufacturer’s published specifications. The report is held on file and is not published.
- Laboratory
- SIQ, Ljubljana, Slovenia ↗
- Purpose
- Check against the manufacturer’s published specifications
- Report
- Held on file · not published
Sources
Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro product page ↗
Specification sources reviewed on . Product revisions may differ; consult the manual for the exact device.
Common questions
How long is a FaceWare Pro session?
Dr. Dennis Gross describes a three-minute session for the DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro, with red, blue, or combined light modes.
How many LEDs does the Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro have?
Dr. Dennis Gross lists 162 LEDs for the Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro. LED count is the number of emitters, not the light dose that reaches skin, so compare it alongside wavelength and session time.
How often should you use the Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro?
Dr. Dennis Gross describes one 3-minute treatment a day. Follow the manual for your device.
Does the Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro need eye protection?
Dr. Dennis Gross does not state an eye-protection requirement on the FaceWare Pro product page. Check the manual.
Has the Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro been independently tested?
Yes. The directory owner had the Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro tested at SIQ, the Slovenian Institute of Quality and Metrology, to check it against Dr. Dennis Gross’s published specifications. The report is held on file and is not published.