Acne that keeps coming back.
The bacteria behind breakouts live in the pores and oil glands, deeper than a cleanser reaches.
Founders' Release · first 500 at $329
Five clinical wavelengths in one FDA-cleared mask, tested at home by a Mayo Clinic–trained dermatologist. Ten minutes, three to four times a week.
Free US shipping · 30-day returns · 1-year warranty





FDA Cleared
Class II medical device for acne and wrinkles
Dermatologist tested
By a Mayo Clinic–trained dermatologist, at home for a month
Five wavelengths
415 · 590 · 630 · 850 · 1072 nm
30 days
To try it at home, with free returns
Creams and serums work in the top layer of skin. What drives breakouts, fine lines and redness sits deeper — which is why even a great routine plateaus.
The bacteria behind breakouts live in the pores and oil glands, deeper than a cleanser reaches.
Collagen is made in the dermis, a layer below where most actives break down.
The inflamed capillaries behind it sit beneath where topicals can act.
That's not a routine problem. It's a depth problem.
Different colors of light reach different depths of skin. The Ellara One combines all five across six preset programs.





Blue · 415 nm
Targets the acne-causing bacteria behind active breakouts.
Works in Epidermis
Used in
Yellow · 590 nm
Calms visible redness and helps even out skin tone.
Works in Epidermis to Dermis
Used in
Red · 630 nm
Supports collagen to soften fine lines and fade spots.
Works in Dermis
Used in
Near-infrared · 850 nm
Supports cell regeneration and repair beneath the surface.
Works in Dermis to Subcutaneous
Used in
Invisible to the eye — shown here with the red it runs alongside.
Deep near-infrared · 1072 nm
Reaches deepest, for repair and firmness.
Works in Dermis to Subcutaneous
Used in
Invisible to the eye — shown here with the red it runs alongside.
Six preset programs · 10-minute sessions · 360 LEDs at 50 mW/cm²
Explore the Ellara OneAfter three weeks of regular use, my skin looked calmer and the redness around my nose had noticeably faded.
It's a quality LED mask. I'm happy to recommend it to patients dealing with fine lines, early signs of aging, or anyone looking to support their skin.
Her full video review is coming soon.
No appointments, no downtime. It fits between cleansing and the rest of your routine.
Start with clean, dry skin so nothing blocks the light.
Pick one of six presets, put the mask on and relax. It switches itself off.
Follow with your serums and moisturizer as usual.
Skin often looks calmer and more even.
Redness and breakouts begin to settle.
Visible change in fine lines, tone and texture.
Consistency keeps results building.
Results vary with skin type and how consistently you use it.
In-office LED is usually priced per session. At home, the same kind of light costs you once.
$2,671
saved in the first year versus monthly in-office sessions
Typical US pricing for a once-a-month cadence. Published light-therapy protocols use several sessions a week, which is what makes at-home use practical.
Still unsure? Write to us at hello@ellaratherapy.com — a founder replies.
Read the user manualIt depends on your skin and how consistently you use it. Many people notice calmer skin within a few weeks. Changes in breakouts, fine lines and pigmentation usually show between weeks four and twelve.
Three to four sessions a week, ten minutes each. Consistency matters more than any single session.
Yes. Use the mask on clean, dry skin, then continue with your routine. If you use prescription retinoids or other light-sensitizing products, check with your dermatologist first.
You have 30 days to try it at home. If it isn't right for you, send it back for a full refund. Return shipping is on us.
No. The controller is wired to the mask and small enough to sit in a pocket or on your lap while the session runs.
Founders' Release
The first 500 Ellara One masks ship at $70 off. After that, the price returns to $399.
or 4 interest-free payments of $82.25 with Klarna
Ships within 3 business days.