In 1967, Professor Endre Mester of Semmelweis University observed that skin cells became healthier and actually grew hair in the right light. Apira Science continued the research, and the rest is hair history...
Cells absorb light and use it to repair themselves, grow or multiply.
- Studies proved that hair responds best to red light in the 650 - 670 nm wavelength range.
- Tests have shown that pulsing light can enhance the effectiveness of Low Level Laser Therapy.
The result from decades of research: iGrow, the world's most advanced hands-free hair rejuvenation system.
From our research to your home.
Today, low-level lasers and improved technology make a portable, affordable and practical solution possible—enter the iGrow.
Now you can support your hair rejuvenation efforts in the comfort of your home!
Clinical Results
Hundreds of clinical studies have shown the effectiveness of low level laser therapy (LLLT) on various conditions including hair loss, carpal tunnel syndrome and acne.
Study by Dr. Trelles shows individuals suffering from alopecia areata respond well to LLLT treatments.
Double blind study shows young males with hereditary androgenetic alopecia see increased hair growth and hair shaft tensile strength and stoppage of hair loss.
Retrospective study by Glen Charles on 25 males treated with LLLT, shows an average increase in hair counts.
Study by Richard Burgmeier, MD shows increases in average hair growth in men and women.
Multi center study of males with androgenetic alopecia shows increase in terminal hair counts following 16 weeks of LLLT.
Results of a study by hair loss specialist Ted Daly, MD shows a significant majority of females suffering from female pattern hair loss showed moderate to significant improvement following 16 weeks of LLLT.
Physician based laser hood for female pattern hair loss was approved by the FDA.