Thyro Face LightQuad Red Light Device for Thyroid Skin Damage & Aging
Original price was: $350.00.$300.00Current price is: $300.00.
- Slow Thyroid-Related Aging: Specific red light wavelengths (630 & 660nm) help restore the premature aging and deep wrinkling caused by a sluggish thyroid.*
- Target Thyroid Facial Changes: Doctor-designed to help drain facial puffiness, stimulate eyebrow hair follicles, clear sluggish lymphatics, and reduce thyroid “moon” face.
- Replace Lost Collagen: Red light at 660nm, the gold standard wavelength for collagen, helps to naturally stimulate collagen and elastin, providing structural support to sagging skin.*
- Designed Exclusively for Thyroid Patients: Engineered with a hands-free design, simple to use remote, medical-grade silicon, high-density bulbs, and clinically effective irradiance.*
What’s inside
- Flexible silicone face wrap with eye, nose, and mouth openings
- Rechargeable controller, power supply, plug adaptors, and adjustable straps
- 4 wavelengths: 630nm and 660nm (red), 830nm and 850nm (near-infrared)
- 240 light sources at 50 mW/cm² irradiance, designed for the full face and facial skin
Backed by a 1-year device warranty. See the research on each wavelength below.
How to use
Place the flexible silicone face wrap over your face on clean, bare skin and treat for 10 to 20 minutes, 3 to 5 times each week for the first 8 weeks, then 1 to 2 sessions each week for maintenance. Works alongside all thyroid medications, supplements, and skincare routines.
Shipping and returns
Free US shipping on every order, processed within 1 business day, arriving in 3 to 5 business days via USPS Ground Advantage. 60 day money-back guarantee: if it does not work for you, return it for a full refund. No questions asked. Your Thyro Face Light is also covered by a 1-year device warranty.
Targets the root cause: cellular energy
Your thyroid is changing your face. You can change it back.
If you’ve felt like your thyroid has aged you 10 years, this is the reason why.
When your thyroid slows down, collagen starts to degrade, and your cells lack energy to repair and recover.
I created the Thyro Face Light to help with this process. It provides 4 research-backed wavelengths that may support collagen production, lymphatic drainage, and the overall appearance of your skin.*
Dr. Westin ChildsThyroid expert and designer of the Thyro Face Light
Hands-free therapy
Strap it on, press start, and go back to whatever you were doing while you let it do its job.
Works with your skincare
You don’t need to change anything, continue with your existing skin regimen and add this on top.
Usable with thyroid meds
No interactions and nothing to time your dose around.
Do you have thyroid face?
The signs of thyroid face
Accelerated fine lines
Premature aging, fine lines, or loss of skin elasticity linked to low thyroid function.
Puffy eyes and rounded fullness
Facial puffiness, swelling, or fluid retention from hypothyroidism, sometimes called thyroid “moon” face.
Thinning outer eyebrows
Thinning of the outer third of the eyebrow is one of the most recognized signs of a thyroid problem.
Dull, tired skin
Dry, rough, or thinning facial skin, and the skin inflammation and dullness that come with Hashimoto’s and autoimmune thyroid disease.
The Thyro Face Light was designed for thyroid face. It can be used with all thyroid conditions and thyroid medications, and it’s a drug-free, non-invasive way to support your skin.*
What’s inside
Clinically studied wavelengths
Created by Dr. Westin Childs, the Thyro Face Light contains four clinically studied wavelengths, 2 red and 2 near-infrared, to deliver gentle, restorative energy directly into your facial skin.
The 4 wavelengths and what each one does. Click to enlarge.Research suggests that these wavelengths…
- May support collagen production and help maintain the skin firmness and elasticity affected by thyroid dysfunction[13][9]
- May help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles associated with thyroid-related aging[13][16]
- May help ease facial puffiness and swelling by supporting lymphatic drainage and circulation[11]
- May support healthy skin tone, texture, and radiance[9][14]
- May help calm the skin inflammation and redness that come with autoimmune thyroid conditions[11][10]
630 nm red light
May enhance blood flow and circulation to facial skin, providing oxygen and nutrients to cells depleted by low thyroid function. Supports a healthier, more vibrant complexion.*
660 nm red light
The gold standard wavelength for collagen support. May activate fibroblasts through cytochrome c oxidase to support the collagen and elastin that thyroid dysfunction degrades.[12][13]
830 nm near-infrared
Penetrates deep into facial tissue and may help reduce inflammation, ease puffiness, and support lymphatic drainage. Especially relevant for the swelling and fluid retention common in hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s.[11][9]
850 nm near-infrared
Reaches the deepest layers of skin and may support cellular metabolism, tissue repair, and your skin’s defense against the oxidative stress that contributes to premature aging in thyroid patients.[7]*
Medical-grade silicone wrap
Soft and flexible, with eye, nose, and mouth openings and adjustable straps to fit your face comfortably.
High-density LED array
240 light sources (60 sets of luminous matrix) at a clinical-grade 50 mW/cm² for full-face coverage.
Hands-free, strapped fit
Designed with a simple to use remote for at-home sessions of 10 to 20 minutes.
The research behind the light
Real research put into practice
Wrinkles measurably reduced in a split-face trial
76 patients with facial wrinkles were treated with LED light on one side of the face, twice a week for 4 weeks, against a sham light. Objectively measured wrinkles fell by up to 36% and skin elasticity rose by up to 19%, with biopsies showing more collagen and highly activated fibroblasts. That trial used 830 nm and 633 nm, the same wavelength families in this device.
Collagen density you can see on ultrasound
136 volunteers were treated with red and near-infrared light twice a week for 30 sessions. The treated groups showed significantly improved skin complexion and skin feeling, smoother skin on profilometry, and higher collagen density measured by ultrasound compared with controls.
Why light calms inflamed skin
Red and near-infrared light works by stimulating mitochondrial function and energy production in your skin cells. The same mechanism is well studied for its anti-inflammatory effects, which matters if your skin inflammation is driven by an autoimmune thyroid condition like Hashimoto’s.
Frequently bought together
Patients often pair it with these
Thyro Light
Supports your thyroid gland directly, while the Thyro Face Light works on the skin changes that come with it. Use them back to back or on alternating days.*
T2 Cream
Apply it to your skin right after your session. Topical T2 that bypasses the liver to support metabolism and energy.*
Your new routine
Your 20-minute reset
3 to 5, 10 to 20 minute sessions each week for 8 weeks, then 1 to 2 a week to maintain. Use consistently for best results.
- 1
Start cleanCharge your controller and connect it to your device, then start with bare skin, no makeup or heavy moisturizer.
- 2
Wrap and alignLine up the eye, nose and mouth openings, then adjust the straps.
- 3
Press MPress and hold the power button (M) to turn on the device. It automatically turns on at max power, with 3 of the 4 lights on. Hit NiR for the 4th wavelength (850 nm) and T+ to increase your time to 20 minutes.
- 4
Serums afterGently wipe down the device, then apply your serums or moisturizers. Your skin absorbs them better after a session.
What to expect
You may start to notice
A brighter, more even skin tone, less puffiness around the eyes and jawline, and skin that feels softer and more hydrated.
You may start to see
Reduced fine lines, improved skin firmness, and noticeable wrinkle reduction.
Maintenance
Drop to 1 to 2 sessions each week. This routine can be continued indefinitely, and you can increase it during periods of stress, hormonal shifts, or thyroid flare-ups when skin symptoms tend to worsen.
Bonus benefits
Treatment beyond your skin
While the Thyro Face Light was designed for thyroid-damaged skin, its wavelengths may have additional benefits.[11][7]
Secondary benefits may include:
- Reduced sinus congestion and facial inflammation*
- Eyebrow hair growth*
- Improved lymphatic drainage in the face and jaw area*
- Faster healing of skin blemishes and irritation*
- Reduced stress and cortisol from deeper relaxation*
LED coverage reaches the brow line, so while you’re treating your skin, you’re also supporting the eyebrow hair follicles your thyroid has thinned out.*
How it compares
See how Thyro Face Light compares
If light doesn’t reach your skin cells, it isn’t working. Most LED masks look impressive but lack the power to make a difference.
| Thyro Face Light | Generic red light masks | Skincare products | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wavelength technology | ✓Quad-spectrum (630/660/830/850nm) targets surface and deep skin layers | ?Most use only 1-2 wavelengths with shallow reach | ✕No light therapy component |
| Designed for thyroid skin damage | ✓Targets the accelerated aging and skin changes caused by thyroid dysfunction | ✕Generic anti-aging design, not thyroid-specific | ✕Formulated for general skin concerns, not thyroid-related damage |
| Targets “thyroid face” symptoms | ✓Addresses puffiness, rapid aging, loss of elasticity, and thinning skin from low thyroid | ✕No consideration for hormone-driven facial changes | ✕May mask symptoms temporarily but doesn’t address the underlying cause |
| Supports collagen and elasticity | ✓660nm stimulates fibroblasts to rebuild collagen lost from thyroid dysfunction | ?Some collagen benefit but often underpowered wavelengths | ?Topical collagen sits on the surface, doesn’t stimulate production |
| Reduces thyroid puffiness | ✓Near-infrared supports lymphatic drainage and circulation to reduce fluid retention | ✕Not designed to address thyroid-related swelling | ✕Creams may temporarily tighten but don’t address root cause |
| Deep tissue inflammation support | ✓830nm and 850nm penetrate deep to calm autoimmune-driven skin inflammation | ?Limited depth, cannot reach deeper facial tissue | ✕Topical products stay on the skin surface |
| Improves skin tone and radiance | ✓Promotes healthy circulation and cellular renewal for thyroid-dulled skin | ?Some benefit but inconsistent power delivery | ?May improve appearance temporarily but doesn’t address cellular energy |
| Energy delivery (irradiance) | ✓Clinical-grade 50 mW/cm² ensures effective deep tissue penetration | ?Often low-power LEDs that fail to reach therapeutic levels | ✕Not applicable (chemical, not energy-based) |
| 240 LED light sources | ✓Full-face coverage with 60 sets of luminous matrix for even delivery | ?Fewer LEDs with uneven coverage and hot spots | ✕Not applicable |
| Created by thyroid expert | ✓Formulated by Dr. Westin Childs specifically for thyroid patients | ✕Mass-produced with no thyroid expertise | ✕Rarely formulated by a thyroid specialist |
| Works with all thyroid treatments | ✓Usable alongside meds, skincare routines, and supplements | ?Generally usable but not tested with thyroid protocols | ✓Generally usable with thyroid meds |
| Long-term value | ✓One-time investment replaces hundreds per year in skincare costs | ✓One-time purchase but may need replacement sooner | ✕$600-1,200+/year in serums, creams, and treatments |
| 60-day money back guarantee | ✓Full refund if not satisfied | ?Varies by seller | ?Varies by brand |
Frequently asked questions
Can red light therapy really help my thyroid-damaged skin?
Yes. Multiple clinical studies have shown that red and near-infrared light therapy can stimulate collagen production, reduce inflammation, improve skin texture, and accelerate cellular repair.[13][9][16]
Red light works by delivering therapeutic wavelengths that penetrate through the skin and into the deeper layers of facial tissue, where it stimulates mitochondrial function and energy production in your skin cells.[11]
Thyroid patients are especially good candidates for red light therapy because low thyroid function slows down the skin’s natural repair and regeneration processes. By providing your skin cells with more energy, you give them the fuel they need to rebuild collagen, clear inflammation, and restore a healthier appearance.
This is all accomplished through an external, non-invasive device that can be combined with all other skincare and thyroid treatments.
What is the recommended treatment regimen for Thyro Face Light?
Treatment is split up into active and maintenance.
For initial treatment, Dr. Childs recommends using the Thyro Face Light 3-5x each week for 10-20 minutes for 8 weeks.
For maintenance, Dr. Childs recommends using the Thyro Face Light 1-2x each week for 10-20 minutes.
This routine can be continued indefinitely and can be increased during periods of stress, hormonal shifts, or thyroid flare-ups when skin symptoms tend to worsen.
How soon will I notice results?
Many users begin to notice subtle improvements within 2-4 weeks of consistent use, such as:
- A brighter, more even skin tone
- Less puffiness in the face, especially around the eyes and jawline
- Skin that feels softer and more hydrated
For more visible changes like reduced fine lines, improved skin firmness, and noticeable wrinkle reduction, allow 8-12 weeks of regular use.
Rebuilding collagen and repairing thyroid-damaged skin takes time, but red light therapy accelerates that process in a natural, non-invasive way.
Can the Thyro Face Light be used daily?
Yes. The Thyro Face Light can be used daily or near-daily. That said, daily use may not be necessary, as research indicates that 3-5 times per week is sufficient for most people to see meaningful skin improvements.
Because red light treatment is non-invasive and gentle on the skin, it can be used in conjunction with all other skincare treatments, topical products, and thyroid medications.
Why is this better than a regular LED face mask?
Most LED face masks on the market use 1-2 wavelengths with weak power output. They look impressive but often lack the irradiance (power) needed to make a real difference, especially for thyroid patients dealing with deeper skin damage.
The Thyro Face Light is different because it:
- Uses four clinically studied wavelengths (630, 660, 830, 850 nm) that penetrate to different depths of the skin
- Delivers 50 mW/cm² of irradiance, which is the therapeutic range supported by clinical research
- Was designed by a thyroid doctor specifically for the skin issues that thyroid patients face
- Includes near-infrared wavelengths that reach deep enough to address inflammation and lymphatic congestion, not just surface-level skin concerns
Can I use this with my Thyro Light?
Absolutely. In fact, combining the Thyro Face Light with the Thyro Light is one of the best things you can do for your thyroid health and appearance. The Thyro Light treats your thyroid gland directly, while the Thyro Face Light addresses the skin damage your thyroid condition has caused.
You can use them back to back in the same session or on alternating days. They use the same wavelengths and technology, so they can be combined when used as directed.
Does it get hot or burn the skin?
No. The Thyro Face Light uses low-level light therapy (LLLT) that delivers therapeutic wavelengths without generating damaging heat.
It may feel slightly warm during use, but it will not burn or overheat your skin, even with daily use.
Its irradiance (power output) of 50 mW/cm² was designed to be both effective and gentle on the delicate skin of the face.
Who should not use this?
Red light therapy is well tolerated by most people, but avoid using it if:
- You have a history of skin cancer on your face (talk to your doctor first).
- You have skin photosensitivity from conditions like lupus or porphyria.
- You are pregnant.
- You have epilepsy (talk to your doctor first).
Can I use this with my skincare products?
Yes, but for best results, use the Thyro Face Light on clean, bare skin. Heavy moisturizers, makeup, or thick serums can block light absorption.
After your treatment session, apply your serums, moisturizers, or other topical products. Your skin will actually absorb them better after red light therapy because the treatment increases blood flow and cellular activity in the treatment area.
What happens if it doesn’t work for me?
We get it, not everything works for everyone. Which is exactly why we offer a 60-day risk-free guarantee. If you don’t see a difference after 8 weeks of consistent use, let us know, and we’ll make it right.
That said, most users report some improvement, even if subtle at first, especially when used consistently 3-5 times per week.
No risk to you
If it doesn’t work, you don’t pay for it
60 day money-back guarantee
If you don’t see a difference after 8 weeks of consistent use, let us know, and we’ll make it right.
1-year warranty
Coverage for your Thyro Face Light device, with support from our team if anything goes wrong.
Free domestic shipping
Every US order ships free via USPS Ground Advantage regardless of price, processed within one business day and arriving in 3 to 5 business days.
Thyro Face Light
$300 Includes the flexible silicone face wrap, rechargeable controller, power supply & plug adaptors, and adjustable straps.
Scientific References
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7. Silva, D.F., et al. (2017). Effects of low-level laser therapy on thyroid morphology and function in rats with hypothyroidism. Lasers in Medical Science. doi:10.1016/j.jphotobiol.2017.07.008.
9. Avci, P., et al. (2013). Low-level laser (light) therapy (LLLT) in skin: stimulating, healing, restoring. Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery. doi:10.1016/j.sder.2013.08.003.
10. Barolet, D. (2008). Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in dermatology. Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery. doi:10.1016/j.sder.2008.08.003.
11. Hamblin, M.R. (2017). Mechanisms and applications of the anti-inflammatory effects of photobiomodulation. AIMS Biophysics. doi:10.3934/biophy.2017.3.337.
12. AlGhamdi, K.M., et al. (2012). Low-level laser therapy: a useful technique for enhancing the proliferation of various cultured cells. Lasers in Medical Science. doi:10.1007/s10103-011-0885-2.
13. Wunsch, A., & Matuschka, K. (2014). A controlled trial to determine the efficacy of red and near-infrared light treatment in patient satisfaction, reduction of fine lines, wrinkles, skin roughness, and intradermal collagen density increase. Photomedicine and Laser Surgery. doi:10.1089/pho.2013.3616.
14. Kim, W.S., et al. (2011). A comparative study of the effects of LED red and yellow lights on the skin of Asian women: a pilot study. Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy.
15. Na, J.I., et al. (2016). The effect of light-emitting diodes on skin in vivo. Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine.
16. Lee, S.Y., et al. (2007). A prospective, randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blinded, and split-face clinical study on LED phototherapy for skin rejuvenation. Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology. doi:10.1016/j.jphotobiol.2007.04.008.
Additional information
| Weight | 2.0125 lbs |
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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