FAQs
-
Yes. Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) is clinically proven to improve hair density, thickness, and overall scalp health. Professional-grade devices, like this medical-grade laser cap, use specific wavelengths (650 nm red light and 808 nm near-infrared light) shown to increase blood flow, reduce inflammation, and reactivate dormant follicles. As a result, this is one of our most popular advanced hair restoration techniques. Studies consistently report measurable improvements in hair growth for many types of hair thinning.
-
Laser hair therapy works by delivering two therapeutic wavelengths, 650 nm red light for superficial follicle stimulation and 808 nm near-infrared light for deeper tissue activation. This dual approach increases mitochondrial activity within the follicle, improves vascular flow, reduces inflammation, supports miniaturized follicles, and strengthens the scalp environment as a whole. Together, these actions help restore healthier, denser hair over time.
-
Most patients begin noticing early improvements, such as reduced shedding or better scalp health, within 8–12 weeks. Visible increases in density and thickness typically appear around 3–6 months, with full results continuing to build over 6–12 months of consistent use. Because hair grows in cycles, steady, ongoing treatment is key.
-
LLLT is most effective for androgenetic alopecia, a type of hair loss (genetic hair thinning) in both men and women. It also supports individuals with moderate to advanced thinning, miniaturized follicles, and inflammation-driven shedding. By improving blood flow and reducing inflammation, it can benefit many types of non-scarring hair loss and enhance overall scalp health.
-
Yes, absolutely! A consultation is the best way to determine whether this device aligns with your type of hair loss and overall treatment goals. You can schedule a complimentary hair-loss consultation, and our team will assess your scalp, review your history, and make personalized recommendations.