
Wrinkle reduction
660 nm red light supports collagen and elastin activity in the upper dermis, where fine lines form first.

True VCSEL laser therapy mask — 660 / 850 / 1064 nm
First batch note: To keep launch units shipping on schedule while our custom Dermé-branded housings clear final quality-control tooling, the first production batch will arrive in original SGROW manufacturer packaging. Same device, same specs, same warranty — just produced under our partner's label until our branded run is ready.
Manufactured by SGROW (ISO 13485, MDSAP, FDA-cleared facility; CE, RoHS, REACH, FCC/EMC compliant). Selected and tested by Dermé.
660 nm red light is absorbed by skin cells to stimulate collagen and elastin production, softening the fine lines that make skin look tired.
850 nm near-infrared light penetrates deeper to reduce underlying inflammation — the driver behind redness, blotchiness, and breakouts.
1064 nm laser light reaches the deep dermal layer where structural tissue lives, encouraging the bounce and firmness that gets lost with age.
Combining all three wavelengths supports the microcirculation that carries nutrients in and dulling waste out — the quiet work behind an even glow.
We built Dermé because the at-home laser and LED market is loud, confusing, and full of underpowered devices dressed up as clinical. We wanted a single mask we could stand behind — one that uses true VCSEL lasers at the wavelengths the research actually supports, made in an ISO 13485 facility, and shipped without the middleman markup. The G11 is that mask.
— The Dermé team, Ontario, Canada
This is a cosmetic / wellness device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Because the G11 is a laser-based device, do not look directly into the light source and follow the manufacturer's eye-protection guidance. Consult a physician before use if pregnant, on photosensitizing medication, or with a relevant skin condition. See Safety & Disclaimer.
An LED spreads light in a wide cone, so most of its energy scatters in the surface layers. The G11 uses VCSEL laser emitters with a narrow beam angle — the same energy travels as a column, reaching the dermal depth where collagen and structural tissue actually live.


660 nm red light supports collagen and elastin activity in the upper dermis, where fine lines form first.

1064 nm laser light reaches the deeper dermal layer associated with structural support along the jaw and cheeks.

850 nm near-infrared supports microcirculation — the quiet mechanism behind an even, rested-looking tone.
Dermé is a cosmetic device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition, and individual results vary.


I used the G11 for ten minutes most nights. The deep, angry breakouts along my cheek and jaw settled first, then the redness faded. This is the same lighting, same angle, ten weeks apart.

It's light and wireless, so I wear it while I read. Being easy to use is why I stuck with it — and sticking with it is what made the difference.

The light is even across the whole face and the chin section is a nice touch. No heat, no sting — I just sit with it after a shower.
Photos shared by Dermé owners, unretouched. Dermé is a cosmetic device — it is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition, and individual results vary.
Medical-grade silicone, 270 true VCSEL laser diodes, and a hands-free fit that travels — from the bathroom counter to the deck of a boat.
The G11 was made to slot into the quiet moments of your day — before bed, before the mirror, on the couch. Not staged on a pedestal.



The at-home light therapy category is full of similar-looking devices with very different specs. Here's a straight read of where the G11 differs from a typical LED mask you'll find on a big-box shelf.
Typical values are approximate ranges observed across consumer LED masks — not a specific competitor claim.