Omnilux makes three flexible LED light therapy masks for home use, and the only real question is which one. Omnilux Contour Face is the anti-ageing mask, Omnilux Men is the deeper-penetrating version built for men's skin, and Omnilux Clear is the blue-light mask for blemish-prone skin. All three are £275 at FillerFace, in UK stock, with next-day delivery and buy now pay later at checkout. This guide sets out what each one does so you can pick the right one first time.
The three masks at a glance
| Omnilux Contour Face | Omnilux Men | Omnilux Clear | |
|---|---|---|---|
| For | Fine lines, wrinkles, firmness, tone | Men's skin: lines, pigmentation, razor irritation | Spots, congestion, blemish-prone skin |
| Light | Red 633nm + near-infrared 830nm | Red 633nm + near-infrared 830nm + deeper 1072nm | Blue 415nm + red 633nm |
| Routine | 10 minutes, 3–5 times a week, 4–6 weeks | 10 minutes, 3–5 times a week, 6 weeks | 10 minutes, 3–5 times a week, 6 weeks |
| Price | £275 | £275 | £275 |
Routines are Omnilux's own guidance; after the initial course, use is as often as you like to maintain the result. All three are FDA-cleared devices with a flexible silicone design that sits against the face, and a rechargeable controller that runs the session and switches off at ten minutes.
Omnilux Contour Face — the anti-ageing mask
The one most people mean when they say "the Omnilux mask". 132 LEDs deliver red light at 633nm, which works at the surface on tone, texture and redness, and near-infrared at 830nm, which reaches deeper to stimulate collagen and elastin. Omnilux's claim, backed by its clinical work, is a visible reduction in fine lines and wrinkles over the 4–6 week course, with firmer, brighter-looking skin. Ten minutes a session, three to five sessions a week; most people run it while reading or watching something. Omnilux Contour Face, £275.
Omnilux Men — built for thicker skin
Same red and near-infrared as Contour Face, plus a third, deeper near-infrared wavelength at 1072nm. Men's skin is thicker and denser, and the extra wavelength is there to reach it. The mask is sized and shaped for a male face and targets the things men actually ask about: lines, sun damage and pigmentation, puffiness under the eyes, and the irritation that comes with shaving. Same ten-minute routine. It is also, in our experience, the easiest LED mask to buy as a gift. Omnilux Men, £275.
Omnilux Clear — for blemish-prone skin
A different job. Blue light at 415nm targets the bacteria involved in breakouts; red light at 633nm calms the redness and inflammation around them and supports healing, which is what reduces marks afterwards. It is the mask for congested, spot-prone skin at any age, and it is the one to choose if breakouts are the concern rather than lines — the two problems need different light. Omnilux Clear, £275.
Which one should I buy?
- Lines, firmness, general ageing: Contour Face.
- A man's face, or a gift for one: Men — the extra wavelength is for denser skin, and the fit is right.
- Spots and congestion: Clear. If you have both concerns, Clear first until the skin settles, then Contour Face.
- Add-on: the Omnilux Hydrogel Facial Mask (pack of 3) is the sheet mask designed to be worn under the device for a hydrating session.
Buying Omnilux in the UK
All three masks are held in UK stock at FillerFace and dispatched the same day on orders placed by 4pm, with free next-day delivery over £100 — every Omnilux mask clears that. Buy now pay later is available at checkout. Every device is genuine Omnilux stock with the manufacturer's two-year device warranty. The whole range is on the Omnilux page.
For clinics: Omnilux masks are a retail line as much as a treatment — patients use them at home between appointments, and a device sale is often the easiest first purchase for a client who is not ready for a treatment. Clinics can open an account for wholesale pricing on multiples.
FAQ
What is the difference between Omnilux Contour Face and Omnilux Men?
Both use red 633nm and near-infrared 830nm light for lines and firmness. Omnilux Men adds a deeper 1072nm near-infrared wavelength for thicker skin and is shaped for a male face. Same ten-minute routine, same price.
Which Omnilux mask is best for acne?
Omnilux Clear. Its blue 415nm light targets the bacteria involved in breakouts; Contour Face and Men have no blue light and are for ageing concerns.
How often do you use an Omnilux mask?
Ten minutes a session, three to five times a week, for four to six weeks. After that, as often as you like to maintain results.
How much is an Omnilux mask in the UK?
£275 for Contour Face, Men or Clear at FillerFace, in UK stock with free next-day delivery. Buy now pay later at checkout.
Is Omnilux safe to use at home?
The masks are FDA-cleared home devices with a ten-minute automatic cut-off. Omnilux advises against use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding, and anyone on light-sensitising medication or with a skin condition should check with their practitioner first.