The capillary laser is a treatment to regulate hair loss.
Also called Low Power Laser (or LLLT, Low Level Light Therapy, in English), consists of the application of a laser device on the depopulated, or threatened, areas of the scalp.
The capillary laser acts on the tissues of the scalp, favoring the blood supply and, therefore, stimulating the production of hair in the hair follicles, the cavities where the hair grows. The effects, which are usually visible between the third and the fifth session, are the decrease in hair loss, a greater volume, a better texture and the growth of new hair.
Unlike other more complex solutions, the low power capillary laser is a prescribed treatment applied under medical supervision that does not require, as in the case of the capillary micrograft, any surgical operation.