About iRestore
iRestore describes itself as a technology-led, noninvasive approach to hair restoration and preservation, and says it has been operating since 2003. The company started in hair growth, where its laser caps run on a combination of laser and LED light, and it has since carried that light therapy experience into skincare and body devices. Its hair line spans the Elite (500 diodes), Professional (282 diodes) and Essential (120 diodes) laser caps. The brand markets those hair-growth devices as FDA-cleared; that clearance belongs to the hair-growth line only and does not extend to the face or eye masks.
The skincare range is built around the Illumina masks. The LED Face Mask carries 360 LEDs and runs red at 635 nm, infrared at 830 nm and blue at 415 nm, with the three bands selectable on their own or together. The eye mask carries 180 LEDs and is charged over USB-C. The range also includes a neck and chest mask and larger body panels.
Brand website: irestorelaser.com
What iRestore makes
iRestore's range runs wider than the products we review. The lines we know best from our own testing are marked with a star:
iRESTORE Elite, Professional and Essential laser caps
hair-growth devices with 500, 282 and 120 diodes respectively
Illumina LED Face Mask
360 LEDs with red, infrared and blue bands that can be run singly or together — featured on BestRatedDocs
Illumina LED Eye Mask
180 LEDs aimed at the eye area, charged over USB-C — featured on BestRatedDocs
Illumina LED Neck & Chest Mask
230 LEDs for the neck and chest
Laser Face Mask Pro
a laser and LED face mask for skin care
Apex body panels
larger LED light therapy panels for recovery and body use
Why we recognized iRestore
The BestRatedDocs Top Brand recognition isn't paid for and can't be applied for. We award it to the brands whose products consistently stand out in our category reviews. iRestore earned it on the strength of the products below, evaluated the same way every product on this site is: assessed against clinical criteria, verified specifications, and real-world user outcomes, and judged on merit.
iRestore products we rated highly
iRestore LED Face Mask for Youthful Skin
A top pick in our red light mask reviews for buyers focused on fine lines and wrinkles. It runs 635 nm red, 830 nm infrared and 415 nm blue across 360 LEDs, so collagen, depth and acne bacteria each get a band suited to them. The dual-strap design holds the panel at an even distance off the skin across the face.
Read the 9 Best Red Light Therapy Masks of 2026 guide →
iRestore Red Light Therapy for Eyes, 180 LEDs
A top pick in our eye mask reviews. Its 180 LEDs sit around the orbital rim, which gives even coverage rather than a hot spot over the lid, and owners confirm the light does not fall onto the eye globes. It is cordless and rechargeable, so a session is not tied to a wall outlet.
Read the 7 Best Red Light Therapy Eye Masks of 2026 guide →What earned iRestore the recognition
- Two iRestore devices, one for the face and one for the eye area, appear among the top picks in our red light therapy mask reviews.
- The face mask combines 635 nm red, 830 nm infrared and 415 nm blue in one device, covering collagen, depth and acne bacteria with a single purchase.
- The eye mask uses 180 LEDs and a cordless, rechargeable body, a practical setup for the periorbital area.
- The company has worked in at-home light therapy since 2003 by its own account, starting in hair growth before moving into skincare.