InfraCore Radiance FM81 LED Mask — Deep-NIR 4-Wavelength Face Therapy

The Radiance FM81 brings four therapeutic wavelengths into a full-face LED device — including an uncommon 1072nm long-wavelength near-infrared channel that reaches beyond standard 850nm coverage. Designed as a step up from the open-grid FM70 for the buyer who wants more depth in the wavelength stack.

The FM81 is what our Wellness Concierge team reaches for when a client already understands red-light therapy and specifically asks for a longer-wavelength NIR mask — the kind of buyer who has compared devices and knows why 1072 matters. Cordless, rechargeable, quiet enough to wear during a call, a meditation, or a slow evening at home.

The Four-Wavelength Palette

• 605 nm — Amber: a gentler surface-toning wavelength in the visible range
• 660 nm — Red: the classic collagen-support wavelength
• 850 nm — Near-Infrared: the deeper-penetration wavelength most associated with tissue support
• 1072 nm — Long-NIR: the differentiator on this SKU — a longer wavelength than most masks, associated with depth the standard red-light stack does not reach

Concierge Details

• Four-wavelength LED palette (605 / 660 / 850 / 1072 nm)
• Full-face LED device with adjustable head strap
• Cordless: 3.7 V, 1400 mAh rechargeable battery
• Full-face coverage · 11.8" × 9.1" × 0.16"
• Weight: 230 g (0.5 lb)
• Ships free anywhere in the continental US
• 1-year InfraCore warranty concierge

How the concierge team fits this into a routine

Most FM81 buyers use it three to five short sessions per week — twenty minutes, hands-free, alongside whatever else they're already doing. Because it's cordless, it layers into life instead of demanding a slot in it. Consistency over weeks matters more than intensity in any single session for photobiomodulation outcomes.

If you already own the Radiance FM70 open-grid mask, the FM81 is not a replacement — it's a step up in depth. The FM70 stays useful for lighter daily use; the FM81 becomes the deeper-work session when you want the 1072 wavelength. If you're new to red-light therapy entirely, the FM70 is a lower-commitment starting point; the FM81 makes sense once you know you'll use it.