Capogen Hair Loss Shampoo

Capogen’s  Laser Cap is a medical device designed to reduce hair loss for females and males suffering from androgenic hair loss.
It's a lightweight and pliable cap filled with laser diodes and designed to fit under hats and other hats discreetly. Capogen runs on a small and rechargeable battery, which, when switched on it, shines on the hair follicles using red light at 650 nm. The specific type of light will be absorbed by the cells of hair follicles and can be converted into energy that helps to encourage hair development. It is also known as Low-Level Laser Therapy, also known as LLLT. It has been demonstrated in various research studies of high quality to be highly effective in treating baldness and thinning caused by androgenic alopecia.

Yes. Capogen has been approved by the FDA for hair growth in both men and women who suffer
from androgenic hair loss commonly referred to as female or male pattern loss of hair. In particular, Capogen is indicated by the FDA for romoting hair growth among both genders. Androgenic Alopecia, Fitzpatrick Skin Phototypes I to IV, Ludwig-Savin classifications I-II for women as well as Hamilton-Norwood classifications for IIa-V among males.

If you're adhering to your treatment regimen, generally there will be noticeable improvements within 4 to 6 months.

Yes. Capogen works well when paired with all other medicines for loss of hair, such as finasteride and minoxidil. Numerous studies have proven that low-level-light Therapy when combined with these drugs increases their effectiveness.

Yes. Capogen is not likely to negatively impact the outcome from hair transplant surgery. Actually, certain surgeons may advise Capogen in the aftermath of hair transplant surgery in order to preserve the hair that is not transplanted in areas of concern. Many experts believe that low-level light therapy could improve the longevity and healing process of grafts transplanted post-surgery.