# CurrentBody LED Light Therapy Panel Review: Tom's Guide Highlights Full-Body Results and Time Commitment

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Published on Savlume: 2026-10-12T21:02:33.822Z
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Source publication time: 2026-10-12T20:52:49.000Z
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In a review for Tom’s Guide, a writer evaluated the CurrentBody LED Light Therapy panel, an adjustable device featuring 544 bulbs across four wavelengths designed to treat skin concerns beyond the face. Following eight weeks of roughly three 20-minute sessions per week, the tester reported smoother skin texture, a more even tone, and reduced visibility of cellulite. However, the author noted that the device requires strict consistency and demands significantly more stationary session time than hands-free masks, with the report citing an Australian price of AU$1,359.99 while official US pricing remains unspecified.

## Media review

The Tom’s Guide author reported positive skin changes after eight weeks of using the panel, but said the time commitment and need for consistent use make its value dependent on the buyer’s willingness to keep up the routine.

Attribution: Tom’s Guide · Lucy Scotting, Tom’s Guide
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- Source-reported strength: The author reported more even skin tone, softened texture bumps, and fading cellulite after her trial.
- Source-reported strength: The panel can be positioned using its stand, straps, or by wrapping it around target areas.
- Source-reported strength: The author used it on her back, shoulders, and upper thighs.
- Source-reported limitation: The author found sessions more time-consuming and less hands-free than using an LED mask.
- Source-reported limitation: The reported cellulite improvement was partial, not complete.
- Source-reported limitation: The author says lasting results require continued commitment.

### How often did the author use the panel?

She averaged three sessions per week during the eight-week trial, after initially trying five sessions per week.

### Which body areas did the author target?

Her back, shoulders, and upper thighs.

### What results did the author report?

She reported more even skin tone, softened texture bumps, and fading cellulite, though the cellulite did not disappear completely.
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Tom’s Guide: https://www.tomsguide.com/wellness/i-tried-currentbodys-au-usd1-360-led-panel-for-two-months-and-it-changed-my-skin-for-the-better

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