The science behind SKINVITY

At SKINVITY, we only talk about results we can demonstrate. That is why we subject our devices to independent instrumental evaluations and publish the results in open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journals, so that anyone can read, verify, and cite them.

Our study on the Silicone LED Mask, published in the scientific journal Cosmetics (MDPI, 2026), evaluated its use in combination with SKINVITY serum over 56 days: skin firmness improved by 30.8%, with statistical significance and an excellent safety profile. On the study page you will find the plain-language summary, key data, methodology, limitations, the comparison with competitors and the link to the original article.

Published in Cosmetics, a Q1 journal in Dermatology

The clinical study of the Silicone LED Mask, combined with SKINVITY serum, has been published in Cosmetics. This journal is published by MDPI, a prestigious scientific publisher based in Basel (Switzerland), and is ranked as Q1 in Dermatology in the 2024 Journal Citation Reports (JCR). This means it is one of the most prestigious scientific journals in dermatology worldwide.

All its articles undergo peer review, the journal is indexed in Scopus and Web of Science, and its content is open access.

The study was led by Dr. Mar Miñano Núñez (UNIR and Femtechnology S.L.), and the instrumental evaluation was carried out by the independent center Dr. Goya Análisis.

Summary, methodology and resultsRead the paper (DOI)
Mar Miñano Núñez, investigadora de UNIR y autora del estudio de la Silicone LED Mask

The person behind the science at SKINVITY

Dr. Mar Miñano Núñez is the Technical Director of Femtechnology S.L. (SKINVITY) and leads the brand's product development.

She holds a degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM), where she received the Extraordinary Graduation Award, and a PhD in Engineering from the same university, graduating cum laude and receiving the Extraordinary Doctoral Award. Her doctoral thesis analyzed damage in various materials, including skin.

After 13 years as a professor of Aeronautics at UPM, she is now a professor and researcher at the International University of La Rioja (UNIR). She has participated in Ministry research projects and has over 6,000 hours of university teaching experience in aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, electronics, and biomechanics. In addition, she has postgraduate training from Harvard, Columbia, and UC Berkeley, and has completed research stays at the Universities of Bologna and Porto (FEUP).

She is the author of the clinical study on the Silicone LED Mask published in Cosmetics (MDPI, 2026), a Q1 journal in Dermatology and one of the most prestigious in the world in this specialty.

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