The specifications, decoded
Manufacturer-reported details. These are not presented as independent laboratory measurements.
- Model
- Therabody TheraFace Mask
- Light configuration
- Red, Near-infrared, Blue
- Nominal wavelengths
- 630 / 830 / 415 nm (±5 nm)
- LED count
- 648
- Session length
- 9 minutes
- Design
- Rigid shell
- Light sources
- 216 multi-chip LEDs, each with a red, an infrared, and a blue emitter (648 lights)
- Manufacturer-stated power density
- Red 73 · red + infrared 73 / 55 · blue 64 mW/cm² (±10%)
- Stated dose per 9-minute preset
- Red 13.14 · infrared 11.52 · blue 11.52 J/cm² (±10%)
- Weight
- 514 g (18.13 oz); a comparison section on the same page says 576 g
- Battery
- About 120 minutes per charge
- Eye protection
- Removable medical-grade silicone eye shields
- Extra
- Vibration massage at the temples, brow, and scalp, with or without light
- Regulatory
- FDA-cleared, according to Therabody
- Warranty
- 1-year limited
How to use the TheraFace
Therabody designs the mask for once-daily use and does not recommend more than one session a day. The 9-minute preset runs three minutes each of red, red + infrared, and blue. The LED button skips a mode or ends the session early, and vibration can be switched off. Use it on clean, dry skin with no products applied.
What’s in the box
- TheraFace Mask
- Removable protective eye shields
- Display stand
- USB-C charging cable
Manufacturer cautions
- Avoid applying retinol before use.
- Skip blue light if you are prone to hyperpigmentation or have melasma.
- After injectables, microneedling, laser, or a chemical peel, wait until the skin has fully healed and check with your provider.
Is the TheraFace right for you?
It may suit you if:
- You want red, near-infrared, and blue light in one preset.
- You want the most published output data of the five, and eye shields in the box.
Look elsewhere if:
- You prefer a flexible mask: TheraFace has a rigid shell.
- You want the shortest routine: FaceWare Pro runs 3 minutes.
TheraFace vs Dr. Dennis Gross FaceWare Pro
Both are rigid masks with red and blue light. TheraFace runs a 9-minute preset across 648 lights, including infrared, and adds vibration and removable eye shields. FaceWare Pro runs 3 minutes with 162 LEDs and no near-infrared.
Read the Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro file · Compare the two
What to know about this model
This file covers the original 648-light TheraFace Mask, not TheraFace Mask Glo. Vibration is a separate feature and is not included in optical output comparisons.
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
Therabody original TheraFace Mask FAQ ↗
Therabody TheraFace Mask product page ↗
Specification sources reviewed on . Product revisions may differ; consult the manual for the exact device.
Common questions
Is TheraFace Mask the same as TheraFace Mask Glo?
No. This directory covers the original TheraFace Mask with 648 lights and a nine-minute preset. Glo is a different product.
How many LEDs does the Therabody TheraFace have?
Therabody lists 648 LEDs for the Therabody TheraFace Mask. LED count is the number of emitters, not the light dose that reaches skin, so compare it alongside wavelength and session time.
How long is a Therabody TheraFace session?
Therabody specifies a 9-minute session for the Therabody TheraFace Mask. Session time and output together determine the light dose.
How often should you use the Therabody TheraFace?
Therabody designs the mask for once-daily use and does not recommend more than one session a day. Follow the manual for your device.
Does the Therabody TheraFace need eye protection?
TheraFace comes with removable eye shields made of medical-grade silicone.
Has the Therabody TheraFace been independently tested?
Yes. The directory owner had the Therabody TheraFace Mask tested at SIQ, the Slovenian Institute of Quality and Metrology, to check it against Therabody’s published specifications. The report is held on file and is not published.