LLLT Unveiled:The Science-Proven Mechanism Behind Laser Hair Growth Caps That Actually Works
Red hair growth cap is effective to some extent, but the effect varies from person to person and needs to be used continuously. twelve The working principle of red hair growth cap is to irradiate hair follicles with low energy wavelength of 650nm to promote hair growth. This technology is called LLLT (Low Energy Laser Technology), which can penetrate the epidermis, activate sleeping hair follicle stem cells, reduce hair follicle atrophy, regulate hair growth cycle, accelerate scalp blood circulation and enhance metabolism, thus promoting hair regeneration.
How the Hair Growth Cap Works？
The principle of the hair growth cap is to stimulate hair follicles through low-energy laser to promote hair growth. The specific principles are as follows:
Low-level laser stimulation of hair follicles: The hair growth cap uses low-level laser therapy to irradiate the scalp, stimulating the mitochondria in the hair follicle cells to produce ATP (adenosine triphosphate) and increase the energy supply of the hair follicles.
Increase blood flow and nutrient supply: After low-level laser stimulation of hair follicles, blood flow and nutrient supply increase, making it easier for hair follicles to enter the growth phase and promote hair growth.
Assisted hair growth: As a tool to assist hair growth, the hair growth cap can help people with weak hair follicles improve the problem of sparse hair and hair loss.
Hair growth caps are not suitable for everyone, and their effectiveness varies from person to person. Here is some information about who the hair growth cap is suitable for and who it is not:
Applicable people:
Seborrheic alopecia: The hair growth cap is more effective for people with seborrheic alopecia. Seborrheic alopecia is a hair loss problem caused by excessive oil secretion on the scalp.
Stress hair loss: The hair growth cap is also effective for people with stress hair loss. Stress hair loss is a hair loss problem caused by long-term stress and anxiety.
Alopecia areata: The hair growth cap can be used to treat alopecia areata. Alopecia areata is a localized hair loss, usually manifested as round or oval bald spots on the scalp.
Postpartum hair loss: The hair growth cap is also helpful for people with postpartum hair loss. Postpartum hair loss is a hair loss problem caused by hormonal changes and stress during the body's recovery process.
Repair after hair transplantation: The hair growth cap can be used for hair repair after hair transplantation surgery. It can promote blood circulation in the transplanted area and accelerate hair growth.
Not suitable for people:
Severe hair loss: For people with severe hair loss, the effect of a hair growth cap may be limited. In this case, you may need to consider other more effective treatments, such as medication or hair transplant surgery.
Scalp disease or infection: If you have a scalp disease or infection, using a hair growth cap may aggravate your symptoms or cause other problems. In this case, you should treat the scalp problem first before considering using a hair growth cap.