LED vs Laser: Beauty Journalist Leigh Campbell Explains the Difference

LED vs Laser: Beauty Journalist Leigh Campbell Explains the Difference

With 20+ years in beauty, Leigh Campbell shares her approach to LED + Laser masks,

"My skin was reliable. I knew what to do. And then a couple of years ago, when I started perimenopause everything changed."

"At the start of trialling the Laser Mask, even I wasn't sure if I would still use my LED, but they both have different benefits and so I incorporate both of them"

Today, Leigh incorporates both the Advanced Pro LED Face Mask and the 4D Pro Laser Light Therapy Face Mask into her routine.

"Laser technology delivers light as ultra-narrow beams. That means that the light remains more concentrated as it travels deeper into the skin."

After four weeks of using the 4D Pro Laser Light Therapy Face Mask, Leigh says:

"The first thing I noticed was smoothness. My skin looks more even and I am pretty sure my fine lines are starting to diminish"

Leigh uses the 4D Pro Laser Light Therapy Mask for:

  • Established Lines + Wrinkles
  • Loss of Firmness
  • Reduced Elasticity
  • Skin Density + Resilience

The Difference Between LED + Laser Masks

Laser light is more focused than LED, making it more effective at targeting more advanced signs of ageing.

The biggest difference is how the light travels. LED light naturally spreads and disperses as it moves towards the skin. Laser light is much more focused. The 4D Pro Laser Mask uses an ultra-narrow beam divergence, allowing light to be delivered with greater concentration and precision.

LED = broader light dispersion

LASER = focused light delivery

For people wanting a more targeted approach to light therapy, that difference matters.

When Leigh Wants To Target Signs of Ageing

The 4D Pro Laser Light Therapy Face Mask is Leigh's more targeted approach to established signs of ageing.

It uses 270 Advanced Focus Laser Light points across three wavelengths: 660nm Deep Red, 850nm Near-Infrared and 1064nm Long-Wave Near-Infrared Laser Light.

Unlike the broader light emitted by traditional LED, its Laser Light is delivered through ultra-narrow beams with 18 to 20° beam divergence, minimising light dispersion and delivering up to 6x more concentrated light energy than traditional LED face masks.

The result is a more focused approach to concerns including fine lines, deeper wrinkles, crepey skin and loss of firmness.

And for Leigh, the difference became visible.

After four weeks of using the Laser Mask, she says:

“I’ve had really noticeable improvements. My skin looks more even and I can definitely see fine lines are starting to diminish.”

Leigh uses the 4D Pro Laser Light Therapy Mask for:

  • Established Lines + Wrinkles
  • Loss of Firmness
  • Reduced Elasticity
  • Skin Density + Resilience

When Leigh Wants To Treat More Than One Thing

Leigh's uses her LED Mask to focus on other skin concerns.

The Advanced Pro LED Face Mask is built around multi-wavelength, multi-concern treatment. It combines five targeted wavelengths and six targeted modes, allowing Leigh to change her light therapy according to what her skin needs.

“This isn't any old LED mask, it's next-gen cutting-edge technology, and it's going to get you incredible results. It has six targeted modes, which means it can work on radiance, dullness, breakouts. It pretty much does anything you need it to do.”

The mask combines 415nm Blue, 590nm Yellow, 630nm Red, 850nm Near-Infrared and industry-first 1072nm Long-Wave Near-Infrared Light, delivered through 360 precision LED light points.

For Leigh, the introduction of 1072nm is particularly significant.

“It has 1072 nanometer near-infrared light, which is industry-leading. This means it goes deeper to promote collagen production and give you firmer, more resilient skin.”

The result is an LED mask designed to move beyond a single concern. Breakouts and dullness can sit alongside fine lines and changes in firmness, particularly as skin changes through your 40s.

Leigh uses her LED Mask for:

  • Dullness + radiance
  • Uneven-looking tone
  • Early signs of ageing
  • Overall skin maintenance

So: Does Leigh Prefer LED or Laser?

For Leigh, she loves both.

The Advanced Pro LED Face Mask gives her versatility. Five wavelengths and six modes allow her to target multiple concerns, from clarity and radiance to fine lines and firmness.

The 4D Pro Laser Light Therapy Face Mask has a more specific role. Its focused Laser Light delivers greater energy concentration for more targeted treatment of established and advanced signs of ageing.

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