MitoGLOW™ LED Red Light Therapy Mask | With Blue, Yellow, Red and Near Infrared LED

The MitoGLOW LED Mask is a professional-grade, wireless light therapy device that uses four clinically proven wavelengths-465nm blue, 590nm amber, 630nm red and 830nm near infrared—to rejuvenate skin, combat acne, and improve tone and texture. Designed for convenience, it delivers spa-quality results from the comfort of your home.

The MitoGLOW Mask is an LED facial device cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA 510(k)) for the treatment of wrinkles and acne, using a multi-wavelength light approach designed to address multiple skin concerns.

• Amber light (590 nm)
  Supports overall skin radiance and tone by interacting with the superficial layers of the skin, helping promote a brighter, more even-looking complexion.
  
• Blue light (465 nm)
  Targets acne-related skin concerns by interacting at the skin’s surface, where acne-causing bacteria reside. This wavelength is commonly used in FDA-cleared acne light therapy devices.
  
• Red light (630 nm)
  Helps improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by supporting skin structure and texture. Red light is widely used in FDA-cleared devices for wrinkle reduction.
  
• Near-infrared light (830 nm)
  Penetrates more deeply into the skin and is used alongside visible wavelengths to support overall skin health and enhance the effectiveness of the treatment.
  

With regular use, the MitoGLOW Mask helps improve the appearance of wrinkles and acne while supporting smoother, clearer, and more radiant-looking skin—without downtime or irritation.

For best results, use the MitoGLOW Mask 3–6 times per week for 5–10 minutes per session. Consistent use over several weeks enhances collagen production and improves overall skin health. Many users see visible results within 2–4 weeks.

Yes. The MitoGLOW Mask uses non-UV, non-invasive LED light that is safe for all skin tones and types. It emits no heat or radiation and can be used alongside most skincare products, including serums and moisturizers designed to enhance light absorption.

Absolutely. For best results, apply the MitoAURA Activate+Amplify Serum before your session. It enhances red light penetration and supports mitochondrial energy production in the skin. Avoid heavy oils or occlusives that could block light absorption.

MitoGLOW and Mito Red Light panels are designed for different roles within a light-based wellness routine. Neither replaces the other—instead, they excel at different things.

MitoGLOW Mask: precision, safety, and convenience for the face

The MitoGLOW Mask is purpose-built for facial use, with wavelengths and design features that make it uniquely suited for that area.

Key advantages of MitoGLOW:

• Includes blue light at 465 nm, a wavelength commonly used in FDA-cleared acne devices
  
• Full eye shielding, allowing blue light to be used on the face without eye exposure
  
• Consistent distance and coverage, eliminating guesswork during facial treatments
  
• Hands-free design, making it easy to multitask during sessions
  
• FDA 510(k) cleared for wrinkles and acne, specifically for facial use
  

Why this matters:

While 465 nm blue light can be useful for acne-related skin concerns, it is not ideal for direct eye exposure. Mito Red panels are intentionally designed without this wavelength, because they are used near the eyes and across larger areas. The MitoGLOW Mask solves this by combining 465nm with complete eye protection, making it the safest and most practical way to use this wavelength on the face.

Tradeoffs:

• Designed for the face only
  
• Not intended for full-body or multi-area use
  
• Not app-controlled like panels
  

Mito Red Light panels (PRO X, ADAPT): power, durability, and versatility

Mito Red panels are engineered as long-term, whole-body tools that can be used across many areas of the body.

Key advantages of Mito panels:

• Higher output and larger coverage for full-body or multi-area sessions
  
• More durable construction, designed for years of regular use
  
• Highly versatile positioning (wall-mounted, door-mounted, stands)
  
• Compatible with the Mito mobile app (PRO X, ADAPT), allowing control over modes, timing, and sessions
  
• No blue light wavelengths, making them appropriate for use near the face and eyes (with standard eye protection when needed)
  

Tradeoffs:

• Require dedicated space
  
• Not hands-free for facial treatments
  
• Less convenient for targeted facial sessions compared to a mask
  

Why panels don’t include 465 nm (and why that’s a good thing)

Panels are designed for broad exposure and use near the eyes. Including 465 nm blue light in a panel would:

• Increase the likelihood of eye exposure
  
• Reduce comfort during sessions
  
• Require stricter eye protection
  

Instead, Mito Red panels focus on wavelengths better suited for general and full-body use, while MitoGLOW safely handles facial blue light application.

So… which should you choose?

• Choose MitoGLOW if your priority is facial skin, acne, wrinkles, convenience, and hands-free use.
  
• Choose a panel (PRO X or ADAPT) if you want maximum versatility, durability, and full-body capability.
  

Why many customers ultimately choose both

Rather than overlapping, MitoGLOW and Mito panels complement each other:

• MitoGLOW → targeted, eye-safe facial treatment with optional blue light modes
  
• Mito Red panels → powerful, adaptable full-body and multi-area use
  

Together, they allow you to use the right tool for the right job, without compromise.

A long-term perspective

Many customers view their light therapy setup the same way they view other wellness investments:

• One tool optimized for daily convenience and facial care
  
• One tool built for long-term versatility and whole-body use
  

If space and budget allow, owning both offers the most complete and flexible approach over time.

After each session, wipe the inside of the mask gently with a soft cloth or alcohol-free cleansing wipe. Avoid submerging it in water or using harsh chemicals. Store it in a cool, dry place.