Skincare for the neck and décolleté often takes a backseat, but Nanoleaf offers a solution that promises to change this approach. The company's new light therapy mask utilizes not only familiar LEDs but also near-infrared light (NIR) with a wavelength of 1072 nm, which penetrates deeper than usual to combat age-related changes. The manufacturer claims that twelve specialized 1072-nm light sources are directly targeted at wrinkles and loss of skin elasticity in these delicate areas. This distinguishes the mask from devices that only work with the superficial layers of the skin. Additionally, the mask offers seven light therapy modes, including red, green, blue, cyan, yellow, purple, and white light. Each mode combines different wavelengths to address specific concerns, from redness and acne to improving skin tone and texture. Special attention has been paid to the shape and coverage. The mask is designed to cover both the neck and décolleté simultaneously. This allows for a single 10-minute session, treating a significantly larger area than many other devices designed for the face. Ease of use is enhanced by a built-in 2500 mAh battery, providing approximately 80 minutes of operation after a 3.5-hour charge via USB-C. The device has received FDA clearance for home use, and in an 8-week study, 78.2% of users reported visible improvements in their skin condition. With 432 LEDs and FDA approval, the Nanoleaf mask represents a step towards more targeted and comprehensive at-home skincare, making advanced technologies accessible for addressing specific concerns.