Both technologies use the power of light coverage to stimulate cells, increasing blood flow and circulation to the scalp while delivering essential nutrients directly to the hair follicles. The wavelengths play an important role in hair growth and the development of strong, healthy hair follicle cells. Although these light therapy technologies are similar, there are notable differences.
Laser therapy uses a single wavelength to focus a narrow beam of light directly onto the scalp, treating a small area. LED light therapy uses one or more wavelengths to treat larger surface areas of the scalp with a wider band of light. This means that LED light therapy has greater coverage and activates a higher number of hair follicles per cm2 compared to laser hair growth treatments. 

have. This product is covered by a 30-day return and exchange policy. For more details, see the product warranty page. 

The results of the laser light therapy cap may vary from patient to patient. Some patients experience hair loss reversal, while others experience hair loss halted or slowed. Patients with advanced hair loss may also not see significant results with the laser light therapy cap alone. These features are common to all non-surgical hair loss treatments. 

As with all other non-surgical hair loss treatments, improvements may gradually diminish when use is stopped. 

Yes. The laser light therapy cap does not negatively affect hair transplant results. In fact, some doctors recommend the laser light therapy cap after a hair transplant to preserve non-transplanted hair in problem areas. Some experts also suggest that low-level light therapy may improve the survival and healing of transplanted grafts after surgery. 

Yes. The laser light therapy cap is effective in combination with all other hair loss medications, including minoxidil and finasteride. In fact, several studies have shown that low-level light therapy combined with these medications improves their effectiveness. 

Yes! It works for both men and women.