About Solawave

Light, studied. Then made wearable.

Solawave started in Los Angeles in 2020 with one wand and a simple idea: clinical light should fit into a routine people will actually keep. The devices changed. The three-minute limit did not.

Model wearing the Solawave Wrinkle Retreat Pro mask in a bright studio

Los Angeles, 2020

Built from the routine up.

The first Solawave product was a handheld wand that combined red light with warmth, galvanic current, and vibration. It was designed for people who wanted a treatment they could finish while the kettle boiled, not a clinic appointment.

The line grew from there. Flexible silicone masks made full-face light something you could wear without holding a panel to your face. A dedicated eye mask followed, then a neck and chest mask. Bye Acne brought blue and red light to a single spot.

Solawave is still run from Santa Monica. The devices are FDA-cleared for their intended uses, the formulas are made to pair with them, and every session is still measured in minutes.

Woman using the Solawave 4-in-1 Wand along her cheekbone — The 4-in-1 Wand, three minutes along the cheek and jaw.

How we work

Three things we will not do.

Promise a new face.
Light therapy softens and supports. It does not replace a dermatologist, a prescription, or time. We describe what the device does and let you decide.
Sell you a ten-step routine.
The device is the active part. A serum before and a cream after are enough. More products do not make a session work harder.
Hide the limits.
Pregnancy, photosensitivity, active skin cancer, and some medications rule out light therapy. The FAQ says so plainly, and customer care will say so again if you ask.

The science

Depth is the whole argument.

Different wavelengths land at different depths. Amber stays near the surface. Red reaches the mid-dermis. Deep red goes further. Near-infrared passes deepest. A mask that uses all four is covering more than one job.

Wavelength	Light	Where it lands	What it is used for
605 nm	Amber	Surface and upper dermis	Tone, visible redness
630 nm	Red	Mid-dermis	Collagen support, fine lines
660 nm	Deep red	Mid-to-deep dermis	Texture, visible renewal
830 nm	Near-infrared	Deepest layers	Firmness, recovery

This table describes the intended use of the wavelengths in the Pro collection. It is not medical advice.

A note on regulation

What FDA-cleared means here.

FDA clearance is a review of a medical device for its intended use. It is not an approval of every claim on the internet, and it does not mean a device works for everyone. For Solawave, it means the devices named as FDA-cleared have gone through that review for at-home use.

Close-up of the Solawave wand against skin, lit by red light

The clinical study

Eight weeks, measured.

Thirty-two participants used the Wrinkle Retreat Pro five times a week for eight weeks. Investigators compared visible fine lines, texture, and dark spots before and after.

Study conducted on the Wrinkle Retreat Pro. Results are group outcomes, not a guarantee for every user. Consistent use at the stated frequency is part of the protocol.

Wrinkle Retreat Pro

100%saw improvement in fine lines
100%saw improvement in skin texture
97%saw improvement in dark spots

32 participants · 8 weeks · five sessions a week

Los Angeles

Santa Monica, not a faceless warehouse.

Our team works from Santa Monica, California. Orders ship from the United States, returns go to North Las Vegas, and customer care answers from the same time zone as most of our customers.

Visit the contact page

Headquarters: 2633 Lincoln Blvd, PMB 1025
Santa Monica, CA 90405
Returns: 2225 W Cheyenne Ave
North Las Vegas, NV 89032
Customer care: [email protected]
+1 (844) 765-2928
Monday to Friday, 8am-5pm PT

Light, studied. Then made wearable.

Built from the routine up.

Three things we will not do.

Promise a new face.

Sell you a ten-step routine.

Hide the limits.

Depth is the whole argument.

What FDA-cleared means here.

Eight weeks, measured.

Santa Monica, not a faceless warehouse.

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