Skincare DRx SpectraLite™ Eyecare Pro – DR. DENNIS GROSS

An FDA-cleared red light therapy eye device designed for use at home that’s proven to build collagen and reduce fine lines and wrinkles.

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What it is: An FDA-cleared red light therapy eye device designed for use at home that’s proven to build collagen and reduce fine lines and wrinkles.

What it does: It helps smooth and firm the eye area while delivering long-term benefits. With just three hands-free minutes per day, SpectraLite, with its 80 LEDs, showcases a full spectrum of therapeutic light, bringing professional light therapy to you. It penetrates deep within the dermis of your skin, stimulating collagen production to improve skin density and smooth fine lines and wrinkles. The easy-to-use device will bring you cosmetic surface changes you can start to see in as early as two weeks of use, and over time, you’ll notice a visible improvement in fine lines, wrinkles and skin tone (in a 10–week daily-use clinical study). The universal-fit device is designed with a flexible silicone body and an adjustable head strap, and is travel-friendly, too, with a USBC-enabled charger. It will automatically shut off after three minutes of use.

How to use: Place the device comfortably over your clean, dry eye area. If needed, the strap is included for extra comfort. Power on the device and use it for the programmed treatment time of three minutes. The device will automatically shut off. Remove the device and follow with your eye serum and/or a cream of your choice.

  • Includes universal USBC charging cord, detachable and adjustable head strap, storage bag and user manual
  • Item #6184675

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