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Celluma Red Light Therapy Panels: Every Panel's Size, LEDs and Modes

Celluma's panels come in two sizes and one shared light recipe. Once you know what the size difference means in practice, the rest of the choice is just which modes you want.

Written and fact-checked by the Good Supplements research team6 min readUpdated November 11, 2026
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The short version

  • Two panel sizes. Compact: 16 x 8 in, 1 lb. Large: 24 x 10 in, 1.5 lb.
  • Same wavelengths on every panel: 465 nm blue, 640 nm red, 880 nm near-infrared.
  • Compact panels cover eyebrows to chin. Large panels cover hairline to chin, no stand needed.
  • All single panels are battery-powered (7,000 mAh, about 2.5 h to charge).
  • Sessions are 30 minutes, with the panel within about an inch of the skin.

What makes a Celluma panel different

Most red light panels are rigid boards you stand in front of. Celluma panels are flexible: they bend to follow a face, a knee or a lower back, and you hold them close to the skin instead of at a distance. Celluma's instructions are to keep the panel within about an inch.

Every panel uses the same three wavelengths, 465 nm blue, 640 nm red and 880 nm near-infrared, in blends that vary by mode. Blue is used for acne; red and near-infrared for skin and pain.

Every single panel compared

Specs from Celluma's product listings, read 11 November 2026. A dash means Celluma's listing didn't state it.

PanelPriceSizeTreatment areaLEDsModesBuy
HOME$79516 x 8 in14 x 6 in236Aging skin, painShop
FACE$79516 x 8 in14 x 6 in236Acne, aging skinShop
LITE$1,19516 x 8 in14 x 6 in236Acne, aging skin, painShop
RESTORE$1,195CompactCompact-Hair, aging skin, painShop
NOVA$1,595CompactCompact-All five modesShop
SPORT$1,29524 x 10 in16 x 8 in-PainShop
PRO$1,79524 x 10 in16 x 8 in353Acne, aging skin, painShop
PRO PLUS$1,99524 x 10 in16 x 8 in236Contouring, aging skin, pain, acneShop

Compact or large: what the size means

If you'll mostly treat your face, compact is enough. If you want to use it on your back or legs too, the large panel saves moving it around between sessions.

  • Compact (472 cm2): eyebrows to chin on the face; an elbow, wrist or knee on the body. Lighter to hold, cheaper.
  • Large (718 cm2): hairline to chin with no stand; wraps a whole knee, shoulder or section of the lower back. About 50% more area.

Multi-panel systems

For bigger areas, Celluma's CONTOUR, CONTOUR PLUS and ELITE run up to three large panels at once, and plug in rather than running on battery. See our CONTOUR review and ELITE review.

Choosing

Pick the size first, then the modes. Our best Celluma for home use guide and Celluma PRO vs PRO PLUS cover the most common choices, and every real way to save covers the price.

Where to buy

Buy from the official Celluma store to get the first-order offer, HSA/FSA checkout and the full 2-year warranty. Our where to buy Celluma page compares it with Amazon, Nordstrom and resale.

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Common questions

465 nm blue, 640 nm red and 880 nm near-infrared, blended differently for each mode.

This article is educational and reflects published research and vendor policies as of November 11, 2026. It is not medical advice, and nothing here recommends using a research chemical outside its stated purpose. Talk to a doctor or pharmacist before starting any supplement, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, managing a chronic condition, or taking prescription medication.

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