Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy has become one of the most trusted in-office treatments for hair loss—and for good reason. By using a patient’s own growth factors to stimulate dormant hair follicles, PRP can help jump-start regrowth and improve hair density in both men and women.
But PRP works best when it’s supported.
To achieve stronger, more consistent, and longer-lasting results, hair follicles need ongoing stimulation, improved circulation, and a healthy scalp environment between treatments. That’s where red light therapy—and specifically the GroWell Red Light Therapy Cap—plays a critical role.
Red light therapy, also known as low-level light therapy (LLLT), has been studied extensively as a safe, non-invasive solution for hair thinning and loss.
When red light wavelengths reach the scalp, they:
The result is boosted follicle activation that supports thicker, stronger, and more resilient hair growth over time—without drugs, surgery, or downtime.
Because red light therapy works gradually and cumulatively, it pairs naturally with in-office treatments like PRP.
PRP delivers a powerful biological signal to the scalp—but follicles still need the right conditions to respond optimally.
Red light therapy helps create and maintain those conditions.
PRP injections introduce concentrated growth factors directly into the scalp, encouraging follicles to re-enter the growth phase. Red light therapy reinforces that signal by:
In simple terms, PRP initiates the regrowth process, while red light therapy helps maintain and amplify it between appointments.
PRP treatments are typically spaced weeks or months apart. Without continued stimulation, follicles can lose momentum.
Using a red light therapy cap at home helps patients:
This consistency is often what separates moderate results from optimal outcomes.
Not all red light therapy devices are designed with professional hair restoration in mind. When pairing with PRP, precision, comfort, safety and effectiveness are essential – all traits that the FDA-cleared GroWell hair growth cap excels in.
The GroWell cap delivers uniform and proprietary light distribution across the scalp, ensuring PRP-treated areas receive consistent stimulation—not just isolated zones. The combination of laser and LED provides the optimal coverage and results, which have been proven in peer-reviewed and published scientific studies for women and men.
GroWell is FDA-cleared for men and women, all- natural, non-invasive and clinically proven to stimulate hair growth, making it a natural extension of physician-guided PRP protocols.
PRP outcomes improve when patients stick with supportive therapies. GroWell’s lightweight, soft, wearable design makes regular use comfortable and realistic—an essential factor in long-term success.
GroWell’s removable light panel allows users to place the technology into most other hats, enabling discreet use and greater lifestyle flexibility—something bulky helmets and other red light hair regrowth devices can’t match.
Board-certified physician Dr. Samer Muala, founder of HimAndHair.com, emphasizes the importance of ongoing follicle support after PRP:
“PRP delivers an important biological stimulus to the scalp, but hair growth doesn’t happen overnight. Red light therapy helps support circulation, cellular energy, and follicle health between treatments. When patients use red light therapy consistently, we often see more stable and sustained outcomes from PRP.”
Dr. Muala also notes that red light therapy also has been shown to improve results for other hair loss treatments, including finasteride, minoxidil, and even for hair transplants.
PRP is an investment—in time, money, and trust. Pairing it with red light therapy helps protect and maximize that investment.
Together, PRP and the GroWell Cap offer:
For patients serious about hair restoration, this combination addresses both short-term stimulation and long-term maintenance.
Yes. Red light therapy is non-invasive and commonly used after PRP to support healing, circulation, and follicle activity between sessions.
No. Red light therapy works at the cellular level and does not disrupt PRP injections or their effects.
Many providers recommend starting red light therapy shortly after PRP treatments, following your physician’s specific guidance.
Most will benefit from consistent use every other day, depending on provider recommendations.
Yes. FDA-cleared red light therapy devices like GroWell have no known side effects and are designed for ongoing, long-term use without drugs or downtime.
No. Red light therapy complements PRP—it does not replace in-office treatments. Together, they offer a more comprehensive approach.