The three ways people shop LED masks are premium (CurrentBody, Omnilux), mid-range, and budget FDA-cleared. This page compares their price and cost of ownership only, not results or suitability, which are questions for a professional.
What each tier costs in 2026
CurrentBody Series 2 is about $380 and Omnilux Contour about $395. Mid-range masks land around $169 to $300 (for example TheraFace and Dr. Dennis Gross). Budget FDA-cleared masks such as Pursonic and Megelin start around $69 to $169.
Cost of ownership, not just sticker price
LED masks have almost no running cost: no refills, just electricity. So the price you pay is essentially the whole cost of ownership over the device's life. Spread a $380 mask over three years of regular use and it works out to well under a dollar a session, versus $40 to $100 for a single clinic facial.
Where the extra money goes on premium masks
Premium devices generally offer more light wavelengths, higher output, more comfortable fit and longer warranties. Whether that is worth roughly double a budget mask is a personal call; on pure savings versus the salon, both tiers come out far ahead.
Which should you buy?
For the fastest payback and lowest dollar cost, a budget FDA-cleared mask wins. For features, comfort and brand validation, premium is the pick and still cheaper than a year of facials. Either way, plug the price into the calculator to see how quickly it beats your clinic habit.