Shop Laser 272 PowerFlex Cap in Los Angeles, CA

WHAT IT IS: The Hairmax® PowerFlex 272 Laser Hair Growth Cap delivers nourishing laser light to your hair follicles to reduce inflammation and stimulate cellular energy to create a healthier environment for hair growth. This home use medical device helps restore your hair's natural growth cycle resulting in new hair growth with increased density, fullness, and vibrancy. WHAT IT'S FOR: Hairmax® Laser Devices are indicated to promote hair growth in males with Androgenetic alopecia who have Norwood-Hamilton Classifications of Ila - V, and in females with Androgenetic alopecia who have Ludwig (Savin) Classifications I - II or frontal patterns of hair loss and who both have Fitzpatrick Skin Types I - IV. WHAT IT DOES: - Energizes hair follicles - Stimulates hair growth - Reverses thinning hair - Restores hair growth cycle - Increases density & fullness - Revitalizes damaged hair - Fast 7 minute treatment time, 3x weekly - No heat buildup within the cap - Proven Technology with 7 Clinical Studies - 93% success rate in hair regrowth - 1360 mW Power Output - 272 Medical grade lasers for maximum effectiveness. No LEDs - FDA Cleared for men & women - Results in as little as 3 months - Provides full scalp coverage - Drug Free Treatment. No Harmful Side Effects - Laser diodes are densely spaced and precisely aligned inside the laser cap to deliver the optimal amount of laser energy to reach the scalp for uniform stimulation - Rechargeable battery pack to take your laser cap 'on the go' - Controller with illuminated treatment timer ensures you get the perfect treatment every time with your laser cap HOW TO USE IT: Place the PowerFlex 272 Laser Cap on your scalp. Turn on the device using the device controller. Use for 7 minutes, 3 days a week. Keep the silicone comfort liner clean by wiping it with soft, damp cloth between uses. Use Hairmax Shampoo, Conditioner and Scalp Treatments to maximize hair growth & health. CLINICAL RESULTS: Technology proven safe and effective in 7 clinical studies. Users experienced an average increase in hair count of 129 additional hairs per sq. inch.