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Frequently Asked Questions
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You'll relax under the red light device while clinical wavelengths penetrate the scalp. Sessions last about 20–30 minutes, are silent and painless. Technicians will position equipment and guide aftercare; no downtime, you can resume normal activities immediately.
Results vary; most clients benefit from an initial series of twice-weekly sessions for 8–12 weeks, then monthly maintenance. We'll assess progress and personalize frequency based on response, hair density, and lifestyle for optimal long-term results.
Yes, red light therapy is generally safe across skin types. It's non-thermal and non-ionizing, with minimal side effects. We screen for photosensitivity, certain medications, and active scalp conditions to ensure suitability and adjust protocols as needed.
Yes. Red light complements topical products, PRP, and certain in-salon procedures, enhancing follicle response. Tell your technician about recent treatments or medications; we'll coordinate timing to maximize benefits and avoid conflicts with photosensitizing therapies.
Most clients won't see dramatic immediate changes; improvements appear gradually over weeks as hair cycles respond. Expect decreased shedding and subtle thickening after several sessions, with clearer results following the recommended treatment course.
Side effects are rare and mild, like temporary scalp warmth or slight redness. We screen for contraindications such as photosensitive conditions or certain medications. Contact us if you experience unexpected discomfort; we'll advise next steps and adjust treatment.