Russian students have created the first domestic analog of popular LED masks for facial skin care. This was reported by the press service of the NTI Platform.
The "Reflection" mask for facial light therapy (LED therapy) was developed by a student technological startup at Perm State National Research University (PSNIU). The development uses end-to-end technology — photonics, in particular fiber diffuser and laser diode technologies. They act as light emission with a light therapy function.
The developers claim that the mask effectively fights acne and post-acne, improves skin tone and elasticity, reduces pigmentation and the appearance of gravitational ptosis, preventing facial "sagging". It is also suitable for people with rosacea or couperose.
The LED mask will attract the attention of entrepreneurs in the field of medicine and beauty, especially dermatologists and cosmetologists. The developers believe that this device will become a useful tool in their professional activities.
Earlier, Novosibirsk State University created an application that uses computer vision technology to analyze skin condition in real time and offers care recommendations.
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