Nanoleaf has added to its ever-expanding range of wellness products, launching an LED light therapy mask made with the neck and dcolletage in mind. The new wrap-around device was revealed at IFA 2026 and is intended to target the often-overlooked area when it comes to light therapy, providing targeted light energy to a body part known to age prematurely.
The company’s innovation features the Nanoleaf LED Light Therapy Neck & Dcolletage Mask, which they call Triple NIR Technology of blending three near infrared wavelengths, such as 850nm, 940nm, and a further 1072 nm that extend vibrations, into the layers of skin they would not normally be able to reach. The 1072nm lights are carefully mapped out into 12 zones where deeper lines across the neck tend to form. The company claims to regenerate the skin cells more rapidly and centrally and treat concerns throughout the upper-neck with fine lines, sagging and irregular texture.
The wraparound is flexible providing continuous treatment of the neck and upper chest, an area that real face masks leave for the user to care for himself or herself. It has seven light modes-red green blue, cyan yellow purple, and white-all with near-infrared output. Each may be used at 5 different intensities. The sessions are brief and consistent and designed to be manageable in the at-home routine versus require a professional outpatient visit.
This launch further extends Nanoleaf’s intentional expansion past smart lighting and into general consumer wellness devices. Having already launched an LED face mask, a therapy panel, and a wand, the company is now extending into body areas often ignored until changes are seen: the neck and dcolletage. It’s common for these areas to sustain damage from the sun, overuse, and early collagen decline.
The mask itself is more reasonably priced than other more clinical or high-end light therapy systems at $149.99. The price indicates Nanoleaf is continuing the trend of using its LED manufacturing capacity to make wellness devices accessible and simple. The product can be used at home without any application connection or additional setup, further emphasizing this point.
Although light therapy remains a hot tab and popular among consumers, it doesn’t always produce results and people tend to respond differently to it. Nanoleaf’s mask is presented as a non-invasive adjunct of established routines rather than a substitute to professional treatment or approved topical care. The initial advertising focuses on skin benefits over application time without promising the much desired change improvement, a typical benefit for this category and creditable as seen through personal use and independent testing.