Lifestyle factors: 35F, dry and sensitive skin with rosacea, office job. I've been a skincare enthusiast since my mid-20s because I enjoy nerding out about it. I have never smoked, I stay hydrated every day, and I have an unrestricted but mostly healthy diet. I have been using tretinoin 0.025% since July, but I used retinol before that for a few years. I have never had any professional treatments, fillers, or botox, although I plan on checking out PDL/vbeam for rosacea this spring. ... I used the mask daily for two weeks when I started, then 3-5 days a week since. I take off my makeup with micellar water before using the mask and I do my routine after. This mask turns off after 10 minutes, so I do one session on my face and one with the mask laid sideways to cover my neck and upper chest (this is why I chose the Omnilux mask--it's flexible!).

What I like and dislike about results: About two weeks in, I noticed improved volume in mid and lower face that is most noticeable in motion or when talking. At a three-quarters angle of my face, the apple of the cheek is less sunken. I haven't seen that kind of volume improvement with years of vit C and retinoids, so I really like that. Looking at the photos, I can see improved volume in the upper eyelid at the outer corner of my eye, and the expression lines over the orbital bone have less depth.

I'm a little neutral on the impact on redness. It's the same in the photos because those are broken capillaries, but I do think the look when I'm flushed is a bit improved. I also noticed a big improvement in upper chest redness (I don't always extend skincare down to my neck and chest, so there was some sun damage there).

I would have liked to see a better reduction in the crepiness of the topmost layer of skin (probably most visible here on the top of my cheekbone). But I think tretinoin could be impacting this, since I've only been using it for about six months. I'm not peeling or having irritation anymore, but it still seems drying. I have seen a noticeable reduction in redness on my chest, which is nice. ...

I felt like I was noticing some changes but decided after 2 months of use to take some updated selfies and I’m really pleased with my results! Here’s the relevant details: I use my OmniLux 4-5 nights each week for the full 10 minute cycle. In April I used it almost daily but pulled back a bit in May and June. ... I’m 36 years old and my main concerns were uneven tone and fine lines. I definitely see my tone and redness have improved and I’m waiting until the 6 month mark to really judge any fine line appearance. ... I have dry skin with an oily T zone and I tend to be acne prone. My skincare routine is pretty basic and I don’t really follow a strict regimen ... Overall, I’m really pleased with how my skin has responded to the mask and am looking forward to the 6 month mark.

I'm a female who's primary skin concerns are acne/rosacea, hyperpigmentation & anti aging in general. Is there a reason not to purchase the Omnilux Men's mask since it has more wavelengths and penetrates the skin deeper? Or should I just buy the regular contour mask? Has anyone here preferred one over the other? Thanks for the help. ... [discussion below]

I am wondering if the newly released Omnilux Men is generally a superior product in comparison to the Omnilux Contour (previously Omnilux's only anti-aging home model). The new Men's version has more wavelengths and penetrates deeper into the skin (has 1072 nm, in addition to the wavelengths used by the Contour). Is there any reason why you'd still pick the Contour over the Men's version? (And if the new Men's model is just an all-around more effective product, why did they give it a name that makes me, a woman, feel hesitant when choosing it? Argh...) ... [discussion below]

I was looking into LED masks and remembered seeing this one at my med spa for sale, I was kind of shocked by the price and went to Amazon to see if there were other options. There seems to be a lot of variability in prices. Is the Omnilux worth the price or are there better alternatives that give you the same results? ... [discussion below]

I was thinking of getting a red light panel, but I read such great things about the Omnilux mask. Does anyone have experience with both, and if so, can you say which you've found to be better for facial anti-aging? The benefit of the panel is its versatility, but I'm wondering if there's something about the skin contact of the mask that makes it superior for anti-aging. I'd love to hear from anyone who's had experience with both long enough to form an opinion on this. ... [discussion below]

Hi everyone! Like many of you, I’ve been seeing the red-light therapy masks everywhere. I have a lot of girlfriends that swear by them!

My question is, wouldn’t a panel be better than just a face mask? The panel would essentially cover my entire body vs face/neck?

This seems like a no-brainer, but maybe it’s not since i don’t see too many discussions about the panels? Can someone please enlighten me!

I want to purchase one, I am just trying to find the best option! ... [discussion below]