RLT can stimulate dormant follicles, helping to reactivate growth in areas where hair is thinning. However, it is important to note that it will not bring back hair in places where follicles are completely dead or scarred (this can be assessed with a hair and scalp analysis) If you have experienced hair loss for a long time and the follicles are no longer viable, RLT may not be effective in those areas. That said, for individuals dealing with pattern baldness, hair thinning, or recent hair loss, RLT can make a significant difference in improving hair density and overall scalp health.
Patience is key with RLT, as hair growth is a gradual process. Most people start to see noticeable improvements within 3 to 6 months. Of consistent use. Factors such as genetics, lifestyle, and the severity of the hair loss can influence the speed and extent of results. For best outcomes, it is recommended to use RLT regularly in combination with a healthy diet, proper scalp care, and stress management.
Yes, RLT is generally safe and well-tolerated by most people. Unlike other hair loss
treatments that may come with harsh chemicals or side effects, RLT is non-invasive and does not cause irritation. However, individuals with photosensitive conditions or those taking medications that increase light sensitivity should consult a healthcare provider before starting treatment to avoid potential reactions.
Unfortunately, no, RLT is considered a cosmetic treatment, meaning it is not typically covered by insurance while this may be a drawback for some, many people find it to be a worthwhile investment due to its long-term benefits, lack of side effects, and convenience compared to other hair restoration options.