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How It Works

The science of LED light,
simplified.

Four medical-grade wavelengths: 415, 660, 830, and 850 nm. Sessions run in 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute blocks by wavelength. Here is what the light actually does once it hits your skin.

4 Wavelengths
160 LEDs
5-20 min Session
FDA-cleared
Evedia ION LED Mask
415 NM · 660 NM · 830 NM · 850 NM
Engineered for skin.
The Spectrum

Four wavelengths. One ritual.

Most LED devices emit a single wavelength. Evedia fires four — chosen to act on four different depths of skin at once. The result is a session that addresses redness, collagen, circulation, and cellular energy in parallel.

400500600700800900 nm
415 nm
Blue
Depth · Surface / epidermis
Targets breakouts

Blue light works at the surface, where blemishes begin, to support a clearer-looking complexion.

660 nm
Red
Depth · Upper / mid dermis
Supports renewal

Red light supports visible firmness, smoother texture, and the appearance of fine lines with consistent use.

830 nm
Near-Infrared
Depth · Deep dermis
Supports recovery

Near-infrared light reaches deeper layers to support skin comfort, balance, and post-treatment recovery.

850 nm
Deep Near-Infrared
Depth · Deep tissue
Deep cellular support

Deep near-infrared light extends the recovery-focused light stack for deeper cellular support.

Penetration

Different wavelengths reach different depths.

Light is absorbed and scattered as it travels through tissue. Shorter wavelengths stop near the surface; longer wavelengths reach the deeper structures where collagen lives and cells generate energy. Evedia’s four-wavelength stack means every layer gets a dose.

Why it matters

Single-wavelength devices only treat one layer. You feel something, but the layer that actually firms skin may never get the photons.

415 660 830 850 STRATUM CORNEUM 0.02 mm · Barrier EPIDERMIS 0.1 mm · Tone & pigment UPPER DERMIS 1 mm · Collagen scaffold MID / DEEP DERMIS 2–4 mm · Vessels & mitochondria HYPODERMIS ≥ 5 mm · Fat & support
Cellular Mechanism

What happens inside the cell.

Red light therapy is photobiomodulation — a well-studied chain reaction at the cellular level. Here is the simplified mechanism.

Light enters the cell
Cytochrome c oxidase activates
ATP production rises
The Dose

Why 5-20 minutes works.

Light therapy follows a biphasic response: too little does nothing, too much can push past the useful window. The active window changes by wavelength, which is why session length should match the selected mode.

Evedia sessions are set as 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute blocks by wavelength, so each mode can run for the treatment window it is designed for.

5-20
Minutes
5/10/15/20 blocks
4
Wavelengths
415/660/830/850 nm
By mode
Timing
set by wavelength
Dose · Response
ACTIVATE · 300 30 60 90 120 DOSE · J/CM² EFFECT Too low Too high 30 0 30 60 90 120 DOSE · J/CM²
Expectations

What it does (and doesn’t).

Setting expectations is part of the ritual. Here is an honest line drawn between what red light is great at — and what it can’t do.

What it does
  • Smooth fine lines & crepiness
  • Firm jawline & cheeks
  • Brighten dull, uneven tone
  • Reduce post-acne redness
  • Speed recovery after treatments
What it doesn’t
  • Erase deep wrinkles overnight
  • Replace SPF (you still need it)
  • Treat active infections or open wounds
  • Lighten birthmarks or melanin
  • Substitute for an in-office laser
The Evidence

400+ peer-reviewed studies.

Blue, red, and near-infrared light therapy are among the most-studied modalities in dermatology. Evedia uses 415, 660, 830, and 850 nm wavelengths with session timing set by mode.

Ready?

The science is settled.
The ritual is yours.

Try Evedia for 30 days. If your skin doesn’t look back at you differently — send it back, no questions, free return shipping.

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