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LASER HAIR RESTORATION | Powered by FolIx™
LASER HAIR RESTORATION | FolIx™
LASER HAIR RESTORATION | Powered by FolIx™
LASER HAIR RESTORATION | Powered by FolIx™
FoLix™ stimulates hair growth with targeted laser energy.
FoLix™ stimulates hair growth with targeted laser energy.
FoLix™ stimulates hair growth with targeted laser energy.
FoLix™ stimulates hair growth with targeted laser energy.
Activates dormant follicles in targeted areas
Activates dormant follicles in targeted areas
Activates dormant follicles in targeted areas
Activates dormant follicles in targeted areas
Creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp
Creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp
Creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp
Creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp
Triggers your body's natural healing response, sending nutrients to follicles
Triggers your body's natural healing response, sending nutrients to follicles
Triggers your body's natural healing response, sending nutrients to follicles
Triggers your body's natural healing response, sending nutrients to follicles
Thicker, fuller hair with a proven and painless treatment
Thicker, fuller hair with a proven and painless treatment
Thicker, fuller hair with a proven and painless treatment
Thicker, fuller hair with a proven and painless treatment
LASER HAIR RESTORATION | Powered by FolIx™
LASER HAIR RESTORATION | Powered by FolIx™
LASER HAIR RESTORATION | Powered by FolIx™
LASER HAIR RESTORATION | Powered by FolIx™
Simple, transparent pricing
Simple, transparent pricing



Laser Hair Restoration
Plasma Hair Restoration
Plasma Hair Restoration
$495
$495
$495
/ session
With a 3-Session Protocol for $1,485
Your appointment includes:
Consultation & FollicleView™ Analysis
Targeted Mapping for Your Areas of Concern
3x Laser Sessions (One Month Apart)
What makes FoLix™ Laser the smart choice

FDA Cleared & Proven
The only clinically-backed laser for hair growth.

Targeted Treatment
For sparse hairlines, widening parts, and crowns with gaps.

No Downtime
A quick zap, no pain, no peeling, no recovery.

Not A Red Light Cap
A medical-grade laser for a powerful cellular response.
Not recommended for clients with...
What makes FoLix™ Laser the smart choice

FDA Cleared & Proven
The only clinically-backed laser for hair growth.

Targeted Treatment
For sparse hairlines, widening parts, and crowns with gaps.

No Downtime
A quick zap, no pain, no peeling, no recovery.

Not A Red Light Cap
A medical-grade laser for a powerful cellular response.
Not recommended for clients with...
What makes FoLix™ Laser the smart choice

FDA Cleared & Proven
The only clinically-backed laser for hair growth.

Targeted Treatment
For sparse hairlines, widening parts, and crowns with gaps.

No Downtime
A quick zap, no pain, no peeling, no recovery.

Not A Red Light Cap
A medical-grade laser for a powerful cellular response.
Not recommended for clients with...
What makes FoLix™ Laser the smart choice

FDA Cleared & Proven
The only clinically-backed laser for hair growth.

Targeted Treatment
For sparse hairlines, widening parts, and crowns with gaps.

No Downtime
A quick zap, no pain, no peeling, no recovery.

Not A Red Light Cap
A medical-grade laser for a powerful cellular response.
Not recommended for clients with...
What makes FoLix™ Laser the smart choice

FDA Cleared & Proven
The only clinically-backed laser for hair growth.

Targeted Treatment
For sparse hairlines, widening parts, and crowns with gaps.

No Downtime
A quick zap, no pain, no peeling, no recovery.

Not A Red Light Cap
A medical-grade laser for a powerful cellular response.
Not recommended for clients with...
Deeper Skin Tones (Fitzpatrick V & VI)
Lasers can interact differently with skin that has higher levels of pigmentation. FoLix™ is not yet broadly approved for Fitzpatrick skin types V–VI, though it is being actively clinically tested for safety. Until that work is complete, treatment is approached conservatively and on a case-by-case basis.
Active or Sensitive Scalp Conditions
FoLix™ should not be performed on areas of the scalp with active or unstable skin conditions, including: • Infections (bacterial, viral, or fungal) • Open cuts and abrasions • Chronic, uncontrolled inflammatory conditions such as eczema or psoriasis • Significant irritation, scarring, or unresolved skin inflammation
History of Skin Cancer or Radiation
If you have a history of skin cancer, pre-cancerous lesions, or radiation therapy to the scalp, FoLix™ may not be appropriate. Certain successfully treated cases may still be eligible.
Areas With No Remaining Follicles
FoLix™ works by stimulating existing hair follicles. Areas that have been completely bald for a significant time, where follicles no longer presenting, are unlikely to benefit from treatment.
Pregnancy
Out of an abundance of caution, FoLix™ is not recommended during pregnancy.
Not sure if FoLix is right for you?
Every FoLix™ treatment begins with a clinician-led consultation. We’ll review your history and your goals, the state of your follicles, and make sure this treatment is aligned with what you’re trying to achieve — or guide you toward a better option if it’s not.
TIMELINE TO RESULTS
Thicker, fuller hair by
April



Months 1 - 3
Stimulate Growth
3 sessions over 3 months to revive dormant follicles and jumpstart thicker, denser hair.
February
Session 1 of 3
March
Session 2 of 3
April
Session 3 of 3
Month 6
Document Your Progress
In
July
, return to
see
how much
thicker and fuller your
hair has become
TIMELINE TO RESULTS
Thicker, fuller hair by
April



Months 1 - 3
Stimulate Growth
3 sessions over 3 months to revive dormant follicles and jumpstart thicker, denser hair.
February
Session 1 of 3
March
Session 2 of 3
April
Session 3 of 3
Month 6
Document Your Progress
In
July
, return to
see
how much
thicker and fuller your
hair has become
TIMELINE TO RESULTS
Thicker, fuller hair by
April



Months 1 - 3
Stimulate Growth
3 sessions over 3 months to revive dormant follicles and jumpstart thicker, denser hair.
February
Session 1 of 3
March
Session 2 of 3
April
Session 3 of 3
Month 6
Document Your Progress
In
July
, return to
see
how much
thicker and fuller your
hair has become
TIMELINE TO RESULTS
Thicker, fuller hair by
April



Months 1 - 3
Stimulate Growth
3 sessions over 3 months to revive dormant follicles and jumpstart thicker, denser hair.
February
Session 1 of 3
March
Session 2 of 3
April
Session 3 of 3
Month 6
Document Your Progress
In
July
, return to
see
how much
thicker and fuller your
Folix
hair has become
TIMELINE TO RESULTS
Thicker, fuller hair by
April



Months 1 - 3
Stimulate Growth
3 sessions over 3 months to revive dormant follicles and jumpstart thicker, denser hair.
February
Session 1 of 3
March
Session 2 of 3
April
Session 3 of 3
Month 6
Document Your Progress
In
July
, return to
see
how much
thicker and fuller your
hair has become
Real growth, real results
We Can Help With
Male Pattern Hair Loss
Female Pattern Hair Loss
Aging-Related Hair Loss
Genetic Hair Loss
Stress-Related Loss
Styling-Related Loss
Hormonal-Related Loss
Postpartum Hair Loss
GLP-1-Related Loss
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


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all areas
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men and women
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men and women
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Real growth, real results
We Can Help With
Male Pattern Hair Loss
Female Pattern Hair Loss
Aging-Related Hair Loss
Genetic Hair Loss
Stress-Related Loss
Styling-Related Loss
Hormonal-Related Loss
Postpartum Hair Loss
GLP-1-Related Loss
Male Pattern Hair Loss
Female Pattern Hair Loss
Aging-Related Hair Loss
Genetic Hair Loss
Stress-Related Loss
Styling-Related Loss
Hormonal-Related Loss
Postpartum Hair Loss
GLP-1-Related Loss
Male Pattern Hair Loss
Female Pattern Hair Loss
Aging-Related Hair Loss
Genetic Hair Loss
Stress-Related Loss
Styling-Related Loss
Hormonal-Related Loss
Postpartum Hair Loss
GLP-1-Related Loss
Male Pattern Hair Loss
Female Pattern Hair Loss
Aging-Related Hair Loss
Genetic Hair Loss
Stress-Related Loss
Styling-Related Loss
Hormonal-Related Loss
Postpartum Hair Loss
GLP-1-Related Loss
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Male
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
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46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Male
,
46
Real growth, real results
We Can Help With
Male Pattern Hair Loss
Female Pattern Hair Loss
Aging-Related Hair Loss
Genetic Hair Loss
Stress-Related Loss
Styling-Related Loss
Hormonal-Related Loss
Postpartum Hair Loss
GLP-1-Related Loss
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Male
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Male
,
46
Real growth, real results
We Can Help With
Male Pattern Hair Loss
Female Pattern Hair Loss
Aging-Related Hair Loss
Genetic Hair Loss
Stress-Related Loss
Styling-Related Loss
Hormonal-Related Loss
Postpartum Hair Loss
GLP-1-Related Loss
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Male
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Female
,
46
men and women
all ages
all backgrounds
all areas
Area of Concern


Male
,
46
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions, answered
We’re here to help
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What is FoLix laser treatment and how does it work?
FoLix is an FDA-cleared fractional laser that uses precision light energy to activate dormant hair follicles and stimulate growth—without needles, blood draws, or injections.
Here's the process: We target the laser to your specific thinning areas (hairline, part line, crown, or gaps). The fractional laser creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp's dermal layer. This triggers your body's natural healing response, which sends blood flow, nutrients, and growth signals directly to sleeping follicles in those exact spots.
Think of it like waking up dormant follicles with a very precise alarm clock. The laser energy penetrates deep to follicle level while a cooling tip keeps the surface comfortable. This completely painless process is clinically proven to increase hair count and density by activating your body's own regenerative pathways—no foreign substances, no systemic effects, just targeted follicle activation.
What should I expect during a FoLix treatment session?
Your FoLix appointment takes about 60 minutes and is designed to be comfortable and relaxing.
Here's what happens:
Consultation & Scalp Analysis (15-20 min): After discussing your goals and concerns, we use our advanced microscopic camera to examine your follicle health in your specific thinning areas and create a baseline for tracking progress.
Treatment Preparation (5 min): We map the exact zones where you need treatment—your hairline, part line, crown, or wherever you're concerned. The laser will focus only on these areas.
FoLix Laser Treatment (10-15 min): The laser is applied to your targeted zones. You'll feel quick "zap" sensations—like small rubber band snaps—as the laser pulses. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort. Most patients scroll their phone or chat with their clinician. Discomfort rating: 1-2 out of 10.
Aftercare Discussion: We review your personalized treatment plan and next steps.
You can go right back to your day—no one will know you've had anything done. You'll leave with a clear roadmap for your targeted hair growth journey.
When will I see results from FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix works with your hair's natural growth cycle, which takes time. Real hair regrowth happens over months, not days. Here's what to expect:
Month 1-2: FoLix is working beneath the surface in your treated areas, activating dormant follicles and boosting blood flow. You might not see visible changes yet, but the biological process has begun.
Month 3: Many patients notice reduced shedding and the first signs of improvement in their targeted areas—baby hairs along the hairline, less visible scalp in the part line, or filling in crown gaps.
Month 4-6: Visible thickness and density improvements become noticeable in the specific spots we treated. You'll see new growth where you needed it most, improved coverage, and thicker hair texture in those areas.
Month 6+: Continued improvement with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain and build on your targeted results.
The precision of FoLix means you're seeing improvement exactly where it matters most to you.
What are the side effects of FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix is extremely safe (and FDA cleared) because it's non-invasive and uses your body's own healing response. There are no chemicals, no foreign substances, and nothing systemic entering your body.
What you WON'T experience: No systemic side effects, no sexual dysfunction, no chemical reactions, and no scarring. Because FoLix works purely through light energy and your natural healing cascade, serious complications are extremely rare.
Common (temporary) effects: Mild warmth or tenderness in treated areas for a few hours (like a mild sunburn), slight pinkness that fades quickly (usually within an hour), or minor sensitivity at treatment sites for 1-2 days.
Rare effects: Temporary increased shedding in weeks 2-4 in treated areas (this is actually positive—old hairs making room for new growth), slight itching as healing occurs, or very mild swelling that resolves overnight.
The FoliCool cooling tip minimizes even these mild effects—most patients experience zero discomfort after walking out.
Does FoLix hurt?
FoLix is quite painless, though not completely sensation-free. Most patients rate the discomfort as 1-2 out of 10.
Here's what you'll actually feel: A little "zap" sensation as the laser pulses—like a small rubber band snapping against your scalp. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort by protecting the skin surface while the laser penetrates to follicle depth. There are no needles, no injections, and no prolonged pain.
The treatment takes 10-15 minutes of actual laser application. The zapping sensation is quick and repetitive as we move across your treatment areas. Most patients scroll their phone, close their eyes, or chat with their clinician during treatment, it's very tolerable.
After treatment, some patients notice their scalp feels slightly warm or tender in the treated spots—similar to a mild sunburn. This typically fades within a few hours.
The most common feedback we hear? "Way easier than I expected" and "so much better than needles." If you're needle-averse or anxious about PRP injections, FoLix offers a much gentler alternative with minimal discomfort.
Is there downtime after FoLix?
No downtime required! You can return to work and resume all normal activities immediately after treatment.
Your scalp may look slightly pink in treated areas for 30-60 minutes, similar to after a facial. This fades quickly and isn't noticeable to others. Some patients experience very mild warmth in treatment zones for a few hours.
What to avoid for 24 hours: Intense exercise, saunas, hot yoga, or excessive sweating to optimize healing in the micro-channels the laser created.
What you CAN do: Hair washing the same evening, normal styling, makeup, work, social activities, and light exercise. Most patients schedule FoLix during lunch breaks or after work with zero disruption to their routine.
Unlike treatments that require days of recovery or visible marks, FoLix lets you walk out and continue your day seamlessly.
How much does Folix cost?
FoLix laser hair restoration at Great Many costs $1,485 for three sessions ($495 per session). This complete package includes:
Expert consultation with a board-certified clinician
Advanced scalp analysis using microscopic imaging
All three FoLix laser treatments (administered one month apart)
Personalized hair growth plan for your targeted areas
Progress tracking and follow-up support, 6 months from the start of your journey
Combination Therapy Pricing: We believe the best outcomes come from combination therapy—attacking hair loss from multiple angles. That's why when you do FoLix with PRP, you get both treatments for $1,985 total (3 PRP sessions + 3 FoLix sessions = 6 treatments over three months). That's 33% savings versus doing each separately.
Why we can offer this: Unlike typical doctor's offices that charge per procedure, we have a one-time cost for our equipment and clinician time. This allows us to price our services to encourage the best protocols—not just what's most profitable per session. Our bundling ability is a true differentiator. We'd rather you get better results with combination therapy than maximize revenue on single treatments.
Making it accessible: We offer 0% financing options and accept FSA/HSA funds. Many patients use their health savings accounts to cover the full cost tax-free.
Why three sessions? Clinical studies show optimal results require an initial series of three treatments to properly activate dormant follicles and establish new growth patterns in your targeted zones. After your initial series, you may want to enhance your results with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain growth.
Does insurance cover FoLix for hair loss?
FoLix laser treatment for hair loss is considered a cosmetic procedure, so health insurance doesn't cover it. However, we've structured our pricing to make the best treatments accessible:
FSA/HSA Funds: You can use your flexible spending or health savings account to pay for FoLix tax-free.
0% Financing: We partner with financing companies to offer payment plans with no interest. Apply in 2 minutes or less with our partner, PatientFi.
Combination Therapy Savings: We believe in combination therapy for better outcomes, so we price to encourage it. When you do FoLix + PRP together, you save 33%—$1,985 for 6 total treatments (3 of each) instead of $2,970 separately. Unlike typical doctor's offices that maximize per-procedure revenue, we price for optimal protocols.
Am I a good candidate for FoLix?
FoLix works best if you have specific thinning areas where follicles are still present but not actively growing. The key is having viable follicles in your problem spots that can be reactivated, even if they're producing thin, weak hair currently.
Ideal candidates include:
Anyone with hairline recession or temple thinning
Part line widening or crown/vertex thinning
Specific gaps or spots without coverage
People who prefer completely painless, needle-free treatment
Those with skin tones 1-4 on the Fitzpatrick scale (lighter to medium skin tones)
Anyone wanting to target specific problem areas rather than treat entire scalp
FoLix may not be right for you if:
You have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6), PRP is an excellent alternative
You're completely bald in treatment areas (no follicles left to activate)
You have active scalp infections or certain medical conditions
Not sure if you're a candidate? Book a free in-person consultation with scalp analysis where we'll examine your specific thinning areas with our microscopic camera and give you an honest assessment of whether FoLix can help.
How does FoLix compare to other hair restoration treatments?
FoLix doesn't compete with other treatments—it complements them. Each approach serves a different purpose, and the best results often come from combining multiple modalities. Here's how FoLix fits into the bigger picture:
Vs. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
PRP: Works inside-out by delivering growth factors from your blood across the entire scalp
FoLix: Works outside-in by using laser energy to target specific problem spots
Different mechanisms, different coverage areas: PRP for full-scalp density, FoLix for targeted precision
Why combine them: Many patients do both for comprehensive coverage—PRP feeds the entire scalp, FoLix activates stubborn areas. We offer 33% savings when bundled because we believe combination therapy works better.
Vs. Hair Transplants:
Transplants: Surgically move existing follicles from dense areas to thinning areas. Permanent solution for areas with no viable follicles left.
FoLix: Non-surgical activation of existing dormant follicles in thinning areas. No downtime, no scarring.
They're not competitors: FoLix is excellent BEFORE a transplant (to maximize existing hair and potentially reduce grafts needed) and AFTER a transplant (to improve graft survival and activate surrounding native hair). If you need a transplant, we'll tell you—and FoLix can still play a supporting role.
Vs. Topical Treatments (Minoxidil/Rogaine):
Topicals: Daily application that improves blood flow across wherever you apply it
FoLix: Clinical sessions 3-4 times per year with targeted laser activation
Why combine them: Topicals provide daily support, FoLix provides periodic deep activation. They work together beautifully—FoLix doesn't replace your topicals, it enhances them.
Vs. Oral Medications (Finasteride/Dutasteride):
Oral DHT blockers: Work systemically to prevent further hair loss by blocking the hormone that miniaturizes follicles
FoLix: Activates growth in existing follicles through laser energy
Why combine them: Medications protect what you have (prevention), FoLix regrows what you've lost (activation). Most patients do both—they serve completely different functions.
Vs. Laser Caps/At-Home Red Light Devices:
Laser Caps: Low-level LED light therapy you wear at home 20-30 minutes daily. Diffuse light across entire head.
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser with concentrated energy targeting specific follicles. Managed by board-certified clinicians.
Different technology, different precision: Laser caps are consumer devices for general use. FoLix is medical-grade equipment for targeted treatment. If you've tried a laser cap without results, clinical FoLix may be the precision upgrade you need.
Vs. Alma TED (TransEpidermal Delivery):
Alma TED: Ultrasound-based system that pushes topical hair growth serums deeper into the scalp. Works across all skin tones.
FoLix: Fractional laser that directly activates follicles through controlled micro-injuries and thermal zones. Best for skin tones 1-4.
Different mechanisms: TED is a delivery vehicle for topical formulas. FoLix is direct follicle activation that works standalone.
When to choose which: TED if you have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6) where laser isn't ideal. FoLix if you want precision targeting of specific thinning spots without ongoing proprietary products.
Vs. Keralase:
Keralase: Combines gentle exfoliation with topical serum infusion to improve scalp health and product penetration
FoLix: Fractional laser that creates micro-channels and activates dormant follicles through cellular response
Different depth, different purpose: Keralase works at the scalp surface to optimize absorption. FoLix penetrates to follicle depth to trigger growth response.
Why combine them: Keralase prepares the scalp environment, FoLix activates the follicles. Some patients use both as part of comprehensive protocols.
The Bottom Line: Hair restoration isn't about choosing one "magic bullet"—it's about building the right protocol for YOUR specific pattern and goals. The most successful outcomes often layer multiple approaches:
Oral medication: Prevents further loss systemically
Topicals: Daily growth support across scalp
PRP: Delivers growth factors to entire scalp
FoLix: Targets stubborn spots with precision
Transplant (if needed): Permanent solution for areas with no follicles left
During your consultation, we'll review everything you're currently using and recommend how FoLix fits into your comprehensive plan—whether standalone or combined with other treatments.
Can I do FoLix and PRP together?
Absolutely! Many of our clients combine FoLix and PRP for the most comprehensive hair growth results—and we encourage it when appropriate for your goals.
Why they work well together:
PRP works inside-out (growth factors from your blood feed the entire scalp)
FoLix works outside-in (laser energy targets specific problem areas)
Different mechanisms mean enhanced activation from multiple pathways
You get full-scalp coverage PLUS targeted precision where you need it most
The treatment experience: Both can be done in the same appointment with minimal added time. We typically do PRP first across your full scalp, then immediately follow with FoLix on your specific problem spots (hairline, part line, crown, etc.). Total appointment time is about 60-75 minutes.
The results: Patients who combine both treatments often see faster improvement and better results in their stubborn areas. You're essentially attacking hair loss from every angle—your body's growth factors plus laser-activated cellular response.
The investment: When you do both together, we offer 33% savings: $1,985 for 6 total sessions (3 PRP + 3 FoLix) over three months instead of $2,970 if purchased separately.
Why we price this way: We believe combination therapy produces better outcomes, so we structure our pricing to encourage the best protocols—not maximize revenue per procedure. Unlike typical doctor's offices, our one-time equipment cost allows us to bundle treatments affordably.
Our recommendation: If needles aren't a barrier and you want maximum results, combining both gives you the most comprehensive approach. If you want to start with one, we can always add the other later.
What's the difference between FoLix and red light therapy/laser caps?
TLDR: FoLix is medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians—not an at-home device. It delivers much more powerful, targeted treatments to get you optimal results.
This is one of our most common questions—and the difference is significant.
Technology Type:
Laser Caps/Red Light: Low-level LED light therapy (LLLT) that disperses light across your entire head
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser technology that delivers concentrated energy to specific follicles
Power and Precision:
Laser Caps: Diffuse, low-power light that covers your whole scalp generally
FoLix: High-powered laser beams that create precise micro-channels in targeted areas
Think of it like: A flashlight (laser cap) vs. a laser pointer (FoLix)
Treatment Approach:
Laser Caps: Wear at home for 20-30 minutes daily, indefinitely. One-size-fits-all coverage.
FoLix: Clinician-managed treatment focused on YOUR specific thinning areas. 3-4 sessions per year.
FDA Clearance:
Both are FDA-cleared for hair growth, but for different applications
Laser Caps: Cleared for general at-home hair growth promotion
FoLix: First and only fractional laser cleared for clinical hair stimulation
Clinical vs. Consumer:
Laser Caps: Consumer device you use yourself with no expert guidance
FoLix: Medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians who customize treatment to your scalp
What should I do (or avoid) before my Folix treatment
FoLix requires minimal preparation, but a few simple steps help optimize your results.
Before Your Appointment:
Wash your hair the morning of or night before so your scalp is clean
Avoid heavy styling products on treatment day (gels, hairspray, etc.)
Come with dry hair (we can't treat wet hair)
Skip blood thinners if possible (aspirin, ibuprofen) for 24 hours before to minimize any bruising potential
Eat normally and stay hydrated (unlike PRP, there's no blood draw)
What you CAN do:
Take your regular medications
Wear makeup and style your hair as usual
Drive yourself to and from the appointment
Return to work immediately after
What to tell us about:
Recent sunburns or tanning (we need healthy skin for laser treatment)
Active scalp conditions (dandruff, psoriasis, infections)
Recent chemical treatments (relaxers, perms, color) in the last week
Any changes in medications or health conditions
The goal is to have clean, healthy scalp tissue ready for laser activation. Beyond that, FoLix is remarkably low-maintenance with no special prep required.

Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions, answered
We’re here to help
Call or Text
What is FoLix laser treatment and how does it work?
FoLix is an FDA-cleared fractional laser that uses precision light energy to activate dormant hair follicles and stimulate growth—without needles, blood draws, or injections.
Here's the process: We target the laser to your specific thinning areas (hairline, part line, crown, or gaps). The fractional laser creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp's dermal layer. This triggers your body's natural healing response, which sends blood flow, nutrients, and growth signals directly to sleeping follicles in those exact spots.
Think of it like waking up dormant follicles with a very precise alarm clock. The laser energy penetrates deep to follicle level while a cooling tip keeps the surface comfortable. This completely painless process is clinically proven to increase hair count and density by activating your body's own regenerative pathways—no foreign substances, no systemic effects, just targeted follicle activation.
What should I expect during a FoLix treatment session?
Your FoLix appointment takes about 60 minutes and is designed to be comfortable and relaxing.
Here's what happens:
Consultation & Scalp Analysis (15-20 min): After discussing your goals and concerns, we use our advanced microscopic camera to examine your follicle health in your specific thinning areas and create a baseline for tracking progress.
Treatment Preparation (5 min): We map the exact zones where you need treatment—your hairline, part line, crown, or wherever you're concerned. The laser will focus only on these areas.
FoLix Laser Treatment (10-15 min): The laser is applied to your targeted zones. You'll feel quick "zap" sensations—like small rubber band snaps—as the laser pulses. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort. Most patients scroll their phone or chat with their clinician. Discomfort rating: 1-2 out of 10.
Aftercare Discussion: We review your personalized treatment plan and next steps.
You can go right back to your day—no one will know you've had anything done. You'll leave with a clear roadmap for your targeted hair growth journey.
When will I see results from FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix works with your hair's natural growth cycle, which takes time. Real hair regrowth happens over months, not days. Here's what to expect:
Month 1-2: FoLix is working beneath the surface in your treated areas, activating dormant follicles and boosting blood flow. You might not see visible changes yet, but the biological process has begun.
Month 3: Many patients notice reduced shedding and the first signs of improvement in their targeted areas—baby hairs along the hairline, less visible scalp in the part line, or filling in crown gaps.
Month 4-6: Visible thickness and density improvements become noticeable in the specific spots we treated. You'll see new growth where you needed it most, improved coverage, and thicker hair texture in those areas.
Month 6+: Continued improvement with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain and build on your targeted results.
The precision of FoLix means you're seeing improvement exactly where it matters most to you.
What are the side effects of FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix is extremely safe (and FDA cleared) because it's non-invasive and uses your body's own healing response. There are no chemicals, no foreign substances, and nothing systemic entering your body.
What you WON'T experience: No systemic side effects, no sexual dysfunction, no chemical reactions, and no scarring. Because FoLix works purely through light energy and your natural healing cascade, serious complications are extremely rare.
Common (temporary) effects: Mild warmth or tenderness in treated areas for a few hours (like a mild sunburn), slight pinkness that fades quickly (usually within an hour), or minor sensitivity at treatment sites for 1-2 days.
Rare effects: Temporary increased shedding in weeks 2-4 in treated areas (this is actually positive—old hairs making room for new growth), slight itching as healing occurs, or very mild swelling that resolves overnight.
The FoliCool cooling tip minimizes even these mild effects—most patients experience zero discomfort after walking out.
Does FoLix hurt?
FoLix is quite painless, though not completely sensation-free. Most patients rate the discomfort as 1-2 out of 10.
Here's what you'll actually feel: A little "zap" sensation as the laser pulses—like a small rubber band snapping against your scalp. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort by protecting the skin surface while the laser penetrates to follicle depth. There are no needles, no injections, and no prolonged pain.
The treatment takes 10-15 minutes of actual laser application. The zapping sensation is quick and repetitive as we move across your treatment areas. Most patients scroll their phone, close their eyes, or chat with their clinician during treatment, it's very tolerable.
After treatment, some patients notice their scalp feels slightly warm or tender in the treated spots—similar to a mild sunburn. This typically fades within a few hours.
The most common feedback we hear? "Way easier than I expected" and "so much better than needles." If you're needle-averse or anxious about PRP injections, FoLix offers a much gentler alternative with minimal discomfort.
Is there downtime after FoLix?
No downtime required! You can return to work and resume all normal activities immediately after treatment.
Your scalp may look slightly pink in treated areas for 30-60 minutes, similar to after a facial. This fades quickly and isn't noticeable to others. Some patients experience very mild warmth in treatment zones for a few hours.
What to avoid for 24 hours: Intense exercise, saunas, hot yoga, or excessive sweating to optimize healing in the micro-channels the laser created.
What you CAN do: Hair washing the same evening, normal styling, makeup, work, social activities, and light exercise. Most patients schedule FoLix during lunch breaks or after work with zero disruption to their routine.
Unlike treatments that require days of recovery or visible marks, FoLix lets you walk out and continue your day seamlessly.
How much does Folix cost?
FoLix laser hair restoration at Great Many costs $1,485 for three sessions ($495 per session). This complete package includes:
Expert consultation with a board-certified clinician
Advanced scalp analysis using microscopic imaging
All three FoLix laser treatments (administered one month apart)
Personalized hair growth plan for your targeted areas
Progress tracking and follow-up support, 6 months from the start of your journey
Combination Therapy Pricing: We believe the best outcomes come from combination therapy—attacking hair loss from multiple angles. That's why when you do FoLix with PRP, you get both treatments for $1,985 total (3 PRP sessions + 3 FoLix sessions = 6 treatments over three months). That's 33% savings versus doing each separately.
Why we can offer this: Unlike typical doctor's offices that charge per procedure, we have a one-time cost for our equipment and clinician time. This allows us to price our services to encourage the best protocols—not just what's most profitable per session. Our bundling ability is a true differentiator. We'd rather you get better results with combination therapy than maximize revenue on single treatments.
Making it accessible: We offer 0% financing options and accept FSA/HSA funds. Many patients use their health savings accounts to cover the full cost tax-free.
Why three sessions? Clinical studies show optimal results require an initial series of three treatments to properly activate dormant follicles and establish new growth patterns in your targeted zones. After your initial series, you may want to enhance your results with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain growth.
Does insurance cover FoLix for hair loss?
FoLix laser treatment for hair loss is considered a cosmetic procedure, so health insurance doesn't cover it. However, we've structured our pricing to make the best treatments accessible:
FSA/HSA Funds: You can use your flexible spending or health savings account to pay for FoLix tax-free.
0% Financing: We partner with financing companies to offer payment plans with no interest. Apply in 2 minutes or less with our partner, PatientFi.
Combination Therapy Savings: We believe in combination therapy for better outcomes, so we price to encourage it. When you do FoLix + PRP together, you save 33%—$1,985 for 6 total treatments (3 of each) instead of $2,970 separately. Unlike typical doctor's offices that maximize per-procedure revenue, we price for optimal protocols.
Am I a good candidate for FoLix?
FoLix works best if you have specific thinning areas where follicles are still present but not actively growing. The key is having viable follicles in your problem spots that can be reactivated, even if they're producing thin, weak hair currently.
Ideal candidates include:
Anyone with hairline recession or temple thinning
Part line widening or crown/vertex thinning
Specific gaps or spots without coverage
People who prefer completely painless, needle-free treatment
Those with skin tones 1-4 on the Fitzpatrick scale (lighter to medium skin tones)
Anyone wanting to target specific problem areas rather than treat entire scalp
FoLix may not be right for you if:
You have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6), PRP is an excellent alternative
You're completely bald in treatment areas (no follicles left to activate)
You have active scalp infections or certain medical conditions
Not sure if you're a candidate? Book a free in-person consultation with scalp analysis where we'll examine your specific thinning areas with our microscopic camera and give you an honest assessment of whether FoLix can help.
How does FoLix compare to other hair restoration treatments?
FoLix doesn't compete with other treatments—it complements them. Each approach serves a different purpose, and the best results often come from combining multiple modalities. Here's how FoLix fits into the bigger picture:
Vs. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
PRP: Works inside-out by delivering growth factors from your blood across the entire scalp
FoLix: Works outside-in by using laser energy to target specific problem spots
Different mechanisms, different coverage areas: PRP for full-scalp density, FoLix for targeted precision
Why combine them: Many patients do both for comprehensive coverage—PRP feeds the entire scalp, FoLix activates stubborn areas. We offer 33% savings when bundled because we believe combination therapy works better.
Vs. Hair Transplants:
Transplants: Surgically move existing follicles from dense areas to thinning areas. Permanent solution for areas with no viable follicles left.
FoLix: Non-surgical activation of existing dormant follicles in thinning areas. No downtime, no scarring.
They're not competitors: FoLix is excellent BEFORE a transplant (to maximize existing hair and potentially reduce grafts needed) and AFTER a transplant (to improve graft survival and activate surrounding native hair). If you need a transplant, we'll tell you—and FoLix can still play a supporting role.
Vs. Topical Treatments (Minoxidil/Rogaine):
Topicals: Daily application that improves blood flow across wherever you apply it
FoLix: Clinical sessions 3-4 times per year with targeted laser activation
Why combine them: Topicals provide daily support, FoLix provides periodic deep activation. They work together beautifully—FoLix doesn't replace your topicals, it enhances them.
Vs. Oral Medications (Finasteride/Dutasteride):
Oral DHT blockers: Work systemically to prevent further hair loss by blocking the hormone that miniaturizes follicles
FoLix: Activates growth in existing follicles through laser energy
Why combine them: Medications protect what you have (prevention), FoLix regrows what you've lost (activation). Most patients do both—they serve completely different functions.
Vs. Laser Caps/At-Home Red Light Devices:
Laser Caps: Low-level LED light therapy you wear at home 20-30 minutes daily. Diffuse light across entire head.
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser with concentrated energy targeting specific follicles. Managed by board-certified clinicians.
Different technology, different precision: Laser caps are consumer devices for general use. FoLix is medical-grade equipment for targeted treatment. If you've tried a laser cap without results, clinical FoLix may be the precision upgrade you need.
Vs. Alma TED (TransEpidermal Delivery):
Alma TED: Ultrasound-based system that pushes topical hair growth serums deeper into the scalp. Works across all skin tones.
FoLix: Fractional laser that directly activates follicles through controlled micro-injuries and thermal zones. Best for skin tones 1-4.
Different mechanisms: TED is a delivery vehicle for topical formulas. FoLix is direct follicle activation that works standalone.
When to choose which: TED if you have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6) where laser isn't ideal. FoLix if you want precision targeting of specific thinning spots without ongoing proprietary products.
Vs. Keralase:
Keralase: Combines gentle exfoliation with topical serum infusion to improve scalp health and product penetration
FoLix: Fractional laser that creates micro-channels and activates dormant follicles through cellular response
Different depth, different purpose: Keralase works at the scalp surface to optimize absorption. FoLix penetrates to follicle depth to trigger growth response.
Why combine them: Keralase prepares the scalp environment, FoLix activates the follicles. Some patients use both as part of comprehensive protocols.
The Bottom Line: Hair restoration isn't about choosing one "magic bullet"—it's about building the right protocol for YOUR specific pattern and goals. The most successful outcomes often layer multiple approaches:
Oral medication: Prevents further loss systemically
Topicals: Daily growth support across scalp
PRP: Delivers growth factors to entire scalp
FoLix: Targets stubborn spots with precision
Transplant (if needed): Permanent solution for areas with no follicles left
During your consultation, we'll review everything you're currently using and recommend how FoLix fits into your comprehensive plan—whether standalone or combined with other treatments.
Can I do FoLix and PRP together?
Absolutely! Many of our clients combine FoLix and PRP for the most comprehensive hair growth results—and we encourage it when appropriate for your goals.
Why they work well together:
PRP works inside-out (growth factors from your blood feed the entire scalp)
FoLix works outside-in (laser energy targets specific problem areas)
Different mechanisms mean enhanced activation from multiple pathways
You get full-scalp coverage PLUS targeted precision where you need it most
The treatment experience: Both can be done in the same appointment with minimal added time. We typically do PRP first across your full scalp, then immediately follow with FoLix on your specific problem spots (hairline, part line, crown, etc.). Total appointment time is about 60-75 minutes.
The results: Patients who combine both treatments often see faster improvement and better results in their stubborn areas. You're essentially attacking hair loss from every angle—your body's growth factors plus laser-activated cellular response.
The investment: When you do both together, we offer 33% savings: $1,985 for 6 total sessions (3 PRP + 3 FoLix) over three months instead of $2,970 if purchased separately.
Why we price this way: We believe combination therapy produces better outcomes, so we structure our pricing to encourage the best protocols—not maximize revenue per procedure. Unlike typical doctor's offices, our one-time equipment cost allows us to bundle treatments affordably.
Our recommendation: If needles aren't a barrier and you want maximum results, combining both gives you the most comprehensive approach. If you want to start with one, we can always add the other later.
What's the difference between FoLix and red light therapy/laser caps?
TLDR: FoLix is medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians—not an at-home device. It delivers much more powerful, targeted treatments to get you optimal results.
This is one of our most common questions—and the difference is significant.
Technology Type:
Laser Caps/Red Light: Low-level LED light therapy (LLLT) that disperses light across your entire head
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser technology that delivers concentrated energy to specific follicles
Power and Precision:
Laser Caps: Diffuse, low-power light that covers your whole scalp generally
FoLix: High-powered laser beams that create precise micro-channels in targeted areas
Think of it like: A flashlight (laser cap) vs. a laser pointer (FoLix)
Treatment Approach:
Laser Caps: Wear at home for 20-30 minutes daily, indefinitely. One-size-fits-all coverage.
FoLix: Clinician-managed treatment focused on YOUR specific thinning areas. 3-4 sessions per year.
FDA Clearance:
Both are FDA-cleared for hair growth, but for different applications
Laser Caps: Cleared for general at-home hair growth promotion
FoLix: First and only fractional laser cleared for clinical hair stimulation
Clinical vs. Consumer:
Laser Caps: Consumer device you use yourself with no expert guidance
FoLix: Medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians who customize treatment to your scalp
What should I do (or avoid) before my Folix treatment
FoLix requires minimal preparation, but a few simple steps help optimize your results.
Before Your Appointment:
Wash your hair the morning of or night before so your scalp is clean
Avoid heavy styling products on treatment day (gels, hairspray, etc.)
Come with dry hair (we can't treat wet hair)
Skip blood thinners if possible (aspirin, ibuprofen) for 24 hours before to minimize any bruising potential
Eat normally and stay hydrated (unlike PRP, there's no blood draw)
What you CAN do:
Take your regular medications
Wear makeup and style your hair as usual
Drive yourself to and from the appointment
Return to work immediately after
What to tell us about:
Recent sunburns or tanning (we need healthy skin for laser treatment)
Active scalp conditions (dandruff, psoriasis, infections)
Recent chemical treatments (relaxers, perms, color) in the last week
Any changes in medications or health conditions
The goal is to have clean, healthy scalp tissue ready for laser activation. Beyond that, FoLix is remarkably low-maintenance with no special prep required.

Frequently Asked Questions
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What is FoLix laser treatment and how does it work?
FoLix is an FDA-cleared fractional laser that uses precision light energy to activate dormant hair follicles and stimulate growth—without needles, blood draws, or injections.
Here's the process: We target the laser to your specific thinning areas (hairline, part line, crown, or gaps). The fractional laser creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp's dermal layer. This triggers your body's natural healing response, which sends blood flow, nutrients, and growth signals directly to sleeping follicles in those exact spots.
Think of it like waking up dormant follicles with a very precise alarm clock. The laser energy penetrates deep to follicle level while a cooling tip keeps the surface comfortable. This completely painless process is clinically proven to increase hair count and density by activating your body's own regenerative pathways—no foreign substances, no systemic effects, just targeted follicle activation.
What should I expect during a FoLix treatment session?
Your FoLix appointment takes about 60 minutes and is designed to be comfortable and relaxing.
Here's what happens:
Consultation & Scalp Analysis (15-20 min): After discussing your goals and concerns, we use our advanced microscopic camera to examine your follicle health in your specific thinning areas and create a baseline for tracking progress.
Treatment Preparation (5 min): We map the exact zones where you need treatment—your hairline, part line, crown, or wherever you're concerned. The laser will focus only on these areas.
FoLix Laser Treatment (10-15 min): The laser is applied to your targeted zones. You'll feel quick "zap" sensations—like small rubber band snaps—as the laser pulses. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort. Most patients scroll their phone or chat with their clinician. Discomfort rating: 1-2 out of 10.
Aftercare Discussion: We review your personalized treatment plan and next steps.
You can go right back to your day—no one will know you've had anything done. You'll leave with a clear roadmap for your targeted hair growth journey.
When will I see results from FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix works with your hair's natural growth cycle, which takes time. Real hair regrowth happens over months, not days. Here's what to expect:
Month 1-2: FoLix is working beneath the surface in your treated areas, activating dormant follicles and boosting blood flow. You might not see visible changes yet, but the biological process has begun.
Month 3: Many patients notice reduced shedding and the first signs of improvement in their targeted areas—baby hairs along the hairline, less visible scalp in the part line, or filling in crown gaps.
Month 4-6: Visible thickness and density improvements become noticeable in the specific spots we treated. You'll see new growth where you needed it most, improved coverage, and thicker hair texture in those areas.
Month 6+: Continued improvement with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain and build on your targeted results.
The precision of FoLix means you're seeing improvement exactly where it matters most to you.
What are the side effects of FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix is extremely safe (and FDA cleared) because it's non-invasive and uses your body's own healing response. There are no chemicals, no foreign substances, and nothing systemic entering your body.
What you WON'T experience: No systemic side effects, no sexual dysfunction, no chemical reactions, and no scarring. Because FoLix works purely through light energy and your natural healing cascade, serious complications are extremely rare.
Common (temporary) effects: Mild warmth or tenderness in treated areas for a few hours (like a mild sunburn), slight pinkness that fades quickly (usually within an hour), or minor sensitivity at treatment sites for 1-2 days.
Rare effects: Temporary increased shedding in weeks 2-4 in treated areas (this is actually positive—old hairs making room for new growth), slight itching as healing occurs, or very mild swelling that resolves overnight.
The FoliCool cooling tip minimizes even these mild effects—most patients experience zero discomfort after walking out.
Does FoLix hurt?
FoLix is quite painless, though not completely sensation-free. Most patients rate the discomfort as 1-2 out of 10.
Here's what you'll actually feel: A little "zap" sensation as the laser pulses—like a small rubber band snapping against your scalp. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort by protecting the skin surface while the laser penetrates to follicle depth. There are no needles, no injections, and no prolonged pain.
The treatment takes 10-15 minutes of actual laser application. The zapping sensation is quick and repetitive as we move across your treatment areas. Most patients scroll their phone, close their eyes, or chat with their clinician during treatment, it's very tolerable.
After treatment, some patients notice their scalp feels slightly warm or tender in the treated spots—similar to a mild sunburn. This typically fades within a few hours.
The most common feedback we hear? "Way easier than I expected" and "so much better than needles." If you're needle-averse or anxious about PRP injections, FoLix offers a much gentler alternative with minimal discomfort.
Is there downtime after FoLix?
No downtime required! You can return to work and resume all normal activities immediately after treatment.
Your scalp may look slightly pink in treated areas for 30-60 minutes, similar to after a facial. This fades quickly and isn't noticeable to others. Some patients experience very mild warmth in treatment zones for a few hours.
What to avoid for 24 hours: Intense exercise, saunas, hot yoga, or excessive sweating to optimize healing in the micro-channels the laser created.
What you CAN do: Hair washing the same evening, normal styling, makeup, work, social activities, and light exercise. Most patients schedule FoLix during lunch breaks or after work with zero disruption to their routine.
Unlike treatments that require days of recovery or visible marks, FoLix lets you walk out and continue your day seamlessly.
How much does Folix cost?
FoLix laser hair restoration at Great Many costs $1,485 for three sessions ($495 per session). This complete package includes:
Expert consultation with a board-certified clinician
Advanced scalp analysis using microscopic imaging
All three FoLix laser treatments (administered one month apart)
Personalized hair growth plan for your targeted areas
Progress tracking and follow-up support, 6 months from the start of your journey
Combination Therapy Pricing: We believe the best outcomes come from combination therapy—attacking hair loss from multiple angles. That's why when you do FoLix with PRP, you get both treatments for $1,985 total (3 PRP sessions + 3 FoLix sessions = 6 treatments over three months). That's 33% savings versus doing each separately.
Why we can offer this: Unlike typical doctor's offices that charge per procedure, we have a one-time cost for our equipment and clinician time. This allows us to price our services to encourage the best protocols—not just what's most profitable per session. Our bundling ability is a true differentiator. We'd rather you get better results with combination therapy than maximize revenue on single treatments.
Making it accessible: We offer 0% financing options and accept FSA/HSA funds. Many patients use their health savings accounts to cover the full cost tax-free.
Why three sessions? Clinical studies show optimal results require an initial series of three treatments to properly activate dormant follicles and establish new growth patterns in your targeted zones. After your initial series, you may want to enhance your results with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain growth.
Does insurance cover FoLix for hair loss?
FoLix laser treatment for hair loss is considered a cosmetic procedure, so health insurance doesn't cover it. However, we've structured our pricing to make the best treatments accessible:
FSA/HSA Funds: You can use your flexible spending or health savings account to pay for FoLix tax-free.
0% Financing: We partner with financing companies to offer payment plans with no interest. Apply in 2 minutes or less with our partner, PatientFi.
Combination Therapy Savings: We believe in combination therapy for better outcomes, so we price to encourage it. When you do FoLix + PRP together, you save 33%—$1,985 for 6 total treatments (3 of each) instead of $2,970 separately. Unlike typical doctor's offices that maximize per-procedure revenue, we price for optimal protocols.
Am I a good candidate for FoLix?
FoLix works best if you have specific thinning areas where follicles are still present but not actively growing. The key is having viable follicles in your problem spots that can be reactivated, even if they're producing thin, weak hair currently.
Ideal candidates include:
Anyone with hairline recession or temple thinning
Part line widening or crown/vertex thinning
Specific gaps or spots without coverage
People who prefer completely painless, needle-free treatment
Those with skin tones 1-4 on the Fitzpatrick scale (lighter to medium skin tones)
Anyone wanting to target specific problem areas rather than treat entire scalp
FoLix may not be right for you if:
You have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6), PRP is an excellent alternative
You're completely bald in treatment areas (no follicles left to activate)
You have active scalp infections or certain medical conditions
Not sure if you're a candidate? Book a free in-person consultation with scalp analysis where we'll examine your specific thinning areas with our microscopic camera and give you an honest assessment of whether FoLix can help.
How does FoLix compare to other hair restoration treatments?
FoLix doesn't compete with other treatments—it complements them. Each approach serves a different purpose, and the best results often come from combining multiple modalities. Here's how FoLix fits into the bigger picture:
Vs. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
PRP: Works inside-out by delivering growth factors from your blood across the entire scalp
FoLix: Works outside-in by using laser energy to target specific problem spots
Different mechanisms, different coverage areas: PRP for full-scalp density, FoLix for targeted precision
Why combine them: Many patients do both for comprehensive coverage—PRP feeds the entire scalp, FoLix activates stubborn areas. We offer 33% savings when bundled because we believe combination therapy works better.
Vs. Hair Transplants:
Transplants: Surgically move existing follicles from dense areas to thinning areas. Permanent solution for areas with no viable follicles left.
FoLix: Non-surgical activation of existing dormant follicles in thinning areas. No downtime, no scarring.
They're not competitors: FoLix is excellent BEFORE a transplant (to maximize existing hair and potentially reduce grafts needed) and AFTER a transplant (to improve graft survival and activate surrounding native hair). If you need a transplant, we'll tell you—and FoLix can still play a supporting role.
Vs. Topical Treatments (Minoxidil/Rogaine):
Topicals: Daily application that improves blood flow across wherever you apply it
FoLix: Clinical sessions 3-4 times per year with targeted laser activation
Why combine them: Topicals provide daily support, FoLix provides periodic deep activation. They work together beautifully—FoLix doesn't replace your topicals, it enhances them.
Vs. Oral Medications (Finasteride/Dutasteride):
Oral DHT blockers: Work systemically to prevent further hair loss by blocking the hormone that miniaturizes follicles
FoLix: Activates growth in existing follicles through laser energy
Why combine them: Medications protect what you have (prevention), FoLix regrows what you've lost (activation). Most patients do both—they serve completely different functions.
Vs. Laser Caps/At-Home Red Light Devices:
Laser Caps: Low-level LED light therapy you wear at home 20-30 minutes daily. Diffuse light across entire head.
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser with concentrated energy targeting specific follicles. Managed by board-certified clinicians.
Different technology, different precision: Laser caps are consumer devices for general use. FoLix is medical-grade equipment for targeted treatment. If you've tried a laser cap without results, clinical FoLix may be the precision upgrade you need.
Vs. Alma TED (TransEpidermal Delivery):
Alma TED: Ultrasound-based system that pushes topical hair growth serums deeper into the scalp. Works across all skin tones.
FoLix: Fractional laser that directly activates follicles through controlled micro-injuries and thermal zones. Best for skin tones 1-4.
Different mechanisms: TED is a delivery vehicle for topical formulas. FoLix is direct follicle activation that works standalone.
When to choose which: TED if you have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6) where laser isn't ideal. FoLix if you want precision targeting of specific thinning spots without ongoing proprietary products.
Vs. Keralase:
Keralase: Combines gentle exfoliation with topical serum infusion to improve scalp health and product penetration
FoLix: Fractional laser that creates micro-channels and activates dormant follicles through cellular response
Different depth, different purpose: Keralase works at the scalp surface to optimize absorption. FoLix penetrates to follicle depth to trigger growth response.
Why combine them: Keralase prepares the scalp environment, FoLix activates the follicles. Some patients use both as part of comprehensive protocols.
The Bottom Line: Hair restoration isn't about choosing one "magic bullet"—it's about building the right protocol for YOUR specific pattern and goals. The most successful outcomes often layer multiple approaches:
Oral medication: Prevents further loss systemically
Topicals: Daily growth support across scalp
PRP: Delivers growth factors to entire scalp
FoLix: Targets stubborn spots with precision
Transplant (if needed): Permanent solution for areas with no follicles left
During your consultation, we'll review everything you're currently using and recommend how FoLix fits into your comprehensive plan—whether standalone or combined with other treatments.
Can I do FoLix and PRP together?
Absolutely! Many of our clients combine FoLix and PRP for the most comprehensive hair growth results—and we encourage it when appropriate for your goals.
Why they work well together:
PRP works inside-out (growth factors from your blood feed the entire scalp)
FoLix works outside-in (laser energy targets specific problem areas)
Different mechanisms mean enhanced activation from multiple pathways
You get full-scalp coverage PLUS targeted precision where you need it most
The treatment experience: Both can be done in the same appointment with minimal added time. We typically do PRP first across your full scalp, then immediately follow with FoLix on your specific problem spots (hairline, part line, crown, etc.). Total appointment time is about 60-75 minutes.
The results: Patients who combine both treatments often see faster improvement and better results in their stubborn areas. You're essentially attacking hair loss from every angle—your body's growth factors plus laser-activated cellular response.
The investment: When you do both together, we offer 33% savings: $1,985 for 6 total sessions (3 PRP + 3 FoLix) over three months instead of $2,970 if purchased separately.
Why we price this way: We believe combination therapy produces better outcomes, so we structure our pricing to encourage the best protocols—not maximize revenue per procedure. Unlike typical doctor's offices, our one-time equipment cost allows us to bundle treatments affordably.
Our recommendation: If needles aren't a barrier and you want maximum results, combining both gives you the most comprehensive approach. If you want to start with one, we can always add the other later.
What's the difference between FoLix and red light therapy/laser caps?
TLDR: FoLix is medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians—not an at-home device. It delivers much more powerful, targeted treatments to get you optimal results.
This is one of our most common questions—and the difference is significant.
Technology Type:
Laser Caps/Red Light: Low-level LED light therapy (LLLT) that disperses light across your entire head
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser technology that delivers concentrated energy to specific follicles
Power and Precision:
Laser Caps: Diffuse, low-power light that covers your whole scalp generally
FoLix: High-powered laser beams that create precise micro-channels in targeted areas
Think of it like: A flashlight (laser cap) vs. a laser pointer (FoLix)
Treatment Approach:
Laser Caps: Wear at home for 20-30 minutes daily, indefinitely. One-size-fits-all coverage.
FoLix: Clinician-managed treatment focused on YOUR specific thinning areas. 3-4 sessions per year.
FDA Clearance:
Both are FDA-cleared for hair growth, but for different applications
Laser Caps: Cleared for general at-home hair growth promotion
FoLix: First and only fractional laser cleared for clinical hair stimulation
Clinical vs. Consumer:
Laser Caps: Consumer device you use yourself with no expert guidance
FoLix: Medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians who customize treatment to your scalp
What should I do (or avoid) before my Folix treatment
FoLix requires minimal preparation, but a few simple steps help optimize your results.
Before Your Appointment:
Wash your hair the morning of or night before so your scalp is clean
Avoid heavy styling products on treatment day (gels, hairspray, etc.)
Come with dry hair (we can't treat wet hair)
Skip blood thinners if possible (aspirin, ibuprofen) for 24 hours before to minimize any bruising potential
Eat normally and stay hydrated (unlike PRP, there's no blood draw)
What you CAN do:
Take your regular medications
Wear makeup and style your hair as usual
Drive yourself to and from the appointment
Return to work immediately after
What to tell us about:
Recent sunburns or tanning (we need healthy skin for laser treatment)
Active scalp conditions (dandruff, psoriasis, infections)
Recent chemical treatments (relaxers, perms, color) in the last week
Any changes in medications or health conditions
The goal is to have clean, healthy scalp tissue ready for laser activation. Beyond that, FoLix is remarkably low-maintenance with no special prep required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions, answered
We’re here to help
Call or Text
What is FoLix laser treatment and how does it work?
FoLix is an FDA-cleared fractional laser that uses precision light energy to activate dormant hair follicles and stimulate growth—without needles, blood draws, or injections.
Here's the process: We target the laser to your specific thinning areas (hairline, part line, crown, or gaps). The fractional laser creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp's dermal layer. This triggers your body's natural healing response, which sends blood flow, nutrients, and growth signals directly to sleeping follicles in those exact spots.
Think of it like waking up dormant follicles with a very precise alarm clock. The laser energy penetrates deep to follicle level while a cooling tip keeps the surface comfortable. This completely painless process is clinically proven to increase hair count and density by activating your body's own regenerative pathways—no foreign substances, no systemic effects, just targeted follicle activation.
What should I expect during a FoLix treatment session?
Your FoLix appointment takes about 60 minutes and is designed to be comfortable and relaxing.
Here's what happens:
Consultation & Scalp Analysis (15-20 min): After discussing your goals and concerns, we use our advanced microscopic camera to examine your follicle health in your specific thinning areas and create a baseline for tracking progress.
Treatment Preparation (5 min): We map the exact zones where you need treatment—your hairline, part line, crown, or wherever you're concerned. The laser will focus only on these areas.
FoLix Laser Treatment (10-15 min): The laser is applied to your targeted zones. You'll feel quick "zap" sensations—like small rubber band snaps—as the laser pulses. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort. Most patients scroll their phone or chat with their clinician. Discomfort rating: 1-2 out of 10.
Aftercare Discussion: We review your personalized treatment plan and next steps.
You can go right back to your day—no one will know you've had anything done. You'll leave with a clear roadmap for your targeted hair growth journey.
When will I see results from FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix works with your hair's natural growth cycle, which takes time. Real hair regrowth happens over months, not days. Here's what to expect:
Month 1-2: FoLix is working beneath the surface in your treated areas, activating dormant follicles and boosting blood flow. You might not see visible changes yet, but the biological process has begun.
Month 3: Many patients notice reduced shedding and the first signs of improvement in their targeted areas—baby hairs along the hairline, less visible scalp in the part line, or filling in crown gaps.
Month 4-6: Visible thickness and density improvements become noticeable in the specific spots we treated. You'll see new growth where you needed it most, improved coverage, and thicker hair texture in those areas.
Month 6+: Continued improvement with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain and build on your targeted results.
The precision of FoLix means you're seeing improvement exactly where it matters most to you.
What are the side effects of FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix is extremely safe (and FDA cleared) because it's non-invasive and uses your body's own healing response. There are no chemicals, no foreign substances, and nothing systemic entering your body.
What you WON'T experience: No systemic side effects, no sexual dysfunction, no chemical reactions, and no scarring. Because FoLix works purely through light energy and your natural healing cascade, serious complications are extremely rare.
Common (temporary) effects: Mild warmth or tenderness in treated areas for a few hours (like a mild sunburn), slight pinkness that fades quickly (usually within an hour), or minor sensitivity at treatment sites for 1-2 days.
Rare effects: Temporary increased shedding in weeks 2-4 in treated areas (this is actually positive—old hairs making room for new growth), slight itching as healing occurs, or very mild swelling that resolves overnight.
The FoliCool cooling tip minimizes even these mild effects—most patients experience zero discomfort after walking out.
Does FoLix hurt?
FoLix is quite painless, though not completely sensation-free. Most patients rate the discomfort as 1-2 out of 10.
Here's what you'll actually feel: A little "zap" sensation as the laser pulses—like a small rubber band snapping against your scalp. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort by protecting the skin surface while the laser penetrates to follicle depth. There are no needles, no injections, and no prolonged pain.
The treatment takes 10-15 minutes of actual laser application. The zapping sensation is quick and repetitive as we move across your treatment areas. Most patients scroll their phone, close their eyes, or chat with their clinician during treatment, it's very tolerable.
After treatment, some patients notice their scalp feels slightly warm or tender in the treated spots—similar to a mild sunburn. This typically fades within a few hours.
The most common feedback we hear? "Way easier than I expected" and "so much better than needles." If you're needle-averse or anxious about PRP injections, FoLix offers a much gentler alternative with minimal discomfort.
Is there downtime after FoLix?
No downtime required! You can return to work and resume all normal activities immediately after treatment.
Your scalp may look slightly pink in treated areas for 30-60 minutes, similar to after a facial. This fades quickly and isn't noticeable to others. Some patients experience very mild warmth in treatment zones for a few hours.
What to avoid for 24 hours: Intense exercise, saunas, hot yoga, or excessive sweating to optimize healing in the micro-channels the laser created.
What you CAN do: Hair washing the same evening, normal styling, makeup, work, social activities, and light exercise. Most patients schedule FoLix during lunch breaks or after work with zero disruption to their routine.
Unlike treatments that require days of recovery or visible marks, FoLix lets you walk out and continue your day seamlessly.
How much does Folix cost?
FoLix laser hair restoration at Great Many costs $1,485 for three sessions ($495 per session). This complete package includes:
Expert consultation with a board-certified clinician
Advanced scalp analysis using microscopic imaging
All three FoLix laser treatments (administered one month apart)
Personalized hair growth plan for your targeted areas
Progress tracking and follow-up support, 6 months from the start of your journey
Combination Therapy Pricing: We believe the best outcomes come from combination therapy—attacking hair loss from multiple angles. That's why when you do FoLix with PRP, you get both treatments for $1,985 total (3 PRP sessions + 3 FoLix sessions = 6 treatments over three months). That's 33% savings versus doing each separately.
Why we can offer this: Unlike typical doctor's offices that charge per procedure, we have a one-time cost for our equipment and clinician time. This allows us to price our services to encourage the best protocols—not just what's most profitable per session. Our bundling ability is a true differentiator. We'd rather you get better results with combination therapy than maximize revenue on single treatments.
Making it accessible: We offer 0% financing options and accept FSA/HSA funds. Many patients use their health savings accounts to cover the full cost tax-free.
Why three sessions? Clinical studies show optimal results require an initial series of three treatments to properly activate dormant follicles and establish new growth patterns in your targeted zones. After your initial series, you may want to enhance your results with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain growth.
Does insurance cover FoLix for hair loss?
FoLix laser treatment for hair loss is considered a cosmetic procedure, so health insurance doesn't cover it. However, we've structured our pricing to make the best treatments accessible:
FSA/HSA Funds: You can use your flexible spending or health savings account to pay for FoLix tax-free.
0% Financing: We partner with financing companies to offer payment plans with no interest. Apply in 2 minutes or less with our partner, PatientFi.
Combination Therapy Savings: We believe in combination therapy for better outcomes, so we price to encourage it. When you do FoLix + PRP together, you save 33%—$1,985 for 6 total treatments (3 of each) instead of $2,970 separately. Unlike typical doctor's offices that maximize per-procedure revenue, we price for optimal protocols.
Am I a good candidate for FoLix?
FoLix works best if you have specific thinning areas where follicles are still present but not actively growing. The key is having viable follicles in your problem spots that can be reactivated, even if they're producing thin, weak hair currently.
Ideal candidates include:
Anyone with hairline recession or temple thinning
Part line widening or crown/vertex thinning
Specific gaps or spots without coverage
People who prefer completely painless, needle-free treatment
Those with skin tones 1-4 on the Fitzpatrick scale (lighter to medium skin tones)
Anyone wanting to target specific problem areas rather than treat entire scalp
FoLix may not be right for you if:
You have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6), PRP is an excellent alternative
You're completely bald in treatment areas (no follicles left to activate)
You have active scalp infections or certain medical conditions
Not sure if you're a candidate? Book a free in-person consultation with scalp analysis where we'll examine your specific thinning areas with our microscopic camera and give you an honest assessment of whether FoLix can help.
How does FoLix compare to other hair restoration treatments?
FoLix doesn't compete with other treatments—it complements them. Each approach serves a different purpose, and the best results often come from combining multiple modalities. Here's how FoLix fits into the bigger picture:
Vs. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
PRP: Works inside-out by delivering growth factors from your blood across the entire scalp
FoLix: Works outside-in by using laser energy to target specific problem spots
Different mechanisms, different coverage areas: PRP for full-scalp density, FoLix for targeted precision
Why combine them: Many patients do both for comprehensive coverage—PRP feeds the entire scalp, FoLix activates stubborn areas. We offer 33% savings when bundled because we believe combination therapy works better.
Vs. Hair Transplants:
Transplants: Surgically move existing follicles from dense areas to thinning areas. Permanent solution for areas with no viable follicles left.
FoLix: Non-surgical activation of existing dormant follicles in thinning areas. No downtime, no scarring.
They're not competitors: FoLix is excellent BEFORE a transplant (to maximize existing hair and potentially reduce grafts needed) and AFTER a transplant (to improve graft survival and activate surrounding native hair). If you need a transplant, we'll tell you—and FoLix can still play a supporting role.
Vs. Topical Treatments (Minoxidil/Rogaine):
Topicals: Daily application that improves blood flow across wherever you apply it
FoLix: Clinical sessions 3-4 times per year with targeted laser activation
Why combine them: Topicals provide daily support, FoLix provides periodic deep activation. They work together beautifully—FoLix doesn't replace your topicals, it enhances them.
Vs. Oral Medications (Finasteride/Dutasteride):
Oral DHT blockers: Work systemically to prevent further hair loss by blocking the hormone that miniaturizes follicles
FoLix: Activates growth in existing follicles through laser energy
Why combine them: Medications protect what you have (prevention), FoLix regrows what you've lost (activation). Most patients do both—they serve completely different functions.
Vs. Laser Caps/At-Home Red Light Devices:
Laser Caps: Low-level LED light therapy you wear at home 20-30 minutes daily. Diffuse light across entire head.
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser with concentrated energy targeting specific follicles. Managed by board-certified clinicians.
Different technology, different precision: Laser caps are consumer devices for general use. FoLix is medical-grade equipment for targeted treatment. If you've tried a laser cap without results, clinical FoLix may be the precision upgrade you need.
Vs. Alma TED (TransEpidermal Delivery):
Alma TED: Ultrasound-based system that pushes topical hair growth serums deeper into the scalp. Works across all skin tones.
FoLix: Fractional laser that directly activates follicles through controlled micro-injuries and thermal zones. Best for skin tones 1-4.
Different mechanisms: TED is a delivery vehicle for topical formulas. FoLix is direct follicle activation that works standalone.
When to choose which: TED if you have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6) where laser isn't ideal. FoLix if you want precision targeting of specific thinning spots without ongoing proprietary products.
Vs. Keralase:
Keralase: Combines gentle exfoliation with topical serum infusion to improve scalp health and product penetration
FoLix: Fractional laser that creates micro-channels and activates dormant follicles through cellular response
Different depth, different purpose: Keralase works at the scalp surface to optimize absorption. FoLix penetrates to follicle depth to trigger growth response.
Why combine them: Keralase prepares the scalp environment, FoLix activates the follicles. Some patients use both as part of comprehensive protocols.
The Bottom Line: Hair restoration isn't about choosing one "magic bullet"—it's about building the right protocol for YOUR specific pattern and goals. The most successful outcomes often layer multiple approaches:
Oral medication: Prevents further loss systemically
Topicals: Daily growth support across scalp
PRP: Delivers growth factors to entire scalp
FoLix: Targets stubborn spots with precision
Transplant (if needed): Permanent solution for areas with no follicles left
During your consultation, we'll review everything you're currently using and recommend how FoLix fits into your comprehensive plan—whether standalone or combined with other treatments.
Can I do FoLix and PRP together?
Absolutely! Many of our clients combine FoLix and PRP for the most comprehensive hair growth results—and we encourage it when appropriate for your goals.
Why they work well together:
PRP works inside-out (growth factors from your blood feed the entire scalp)
FoLix works outside-in (laser energy targets specific problem areas)
Different mechanisms mean enhanced activation from multiple pathways
You get full-scalp coverage PLUS targeted precision where you need it most
The treatment experience: Both can be done in the same appointment with minimal added time. We typically do PRP first across your full scalp, then immediately follow with FoLix on your specific problem spots (hairline, part line, crown, etc.). Total appointment time is about 60-75 minutes.
The results: Patients who combine both treatments often see faster improvement and better results in their stubborn areas. You're essentially attacking hair loss from every angle—your body's growth factors plus laser-activated cellular response.
The investment: When you do both together, we offer 33% savings: $1,985 for 6 total sessions (3 PRP + 3 FoLix) over three months instead of $2,970 if purchased separately.
Why we price this way: We believe combination therapy produces better outcomes, so we structure our pricing to encourage the best protocols—not maximize revenue per procedure. Unlike typical doctor's offices, our one-time equipment cost allows us to bundle treatments affordably.
Our recommendation: If needles aren't a barrier and you want maximum results, combining both gives you the most comprehensive approach. If you want to start with one, we can always add the other later.
What's the difference between FoLix and red light therapy/laser caps?
TLDR: FoLix is medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians—not an at-home device. It delivers much more powerful, targeted treatments to get you optimal results.
This is one of our most common questions—and the difference is significant.
Technology Type:
Laser Caps/Red Light: Low-level LED light therapy (LLLT) that disperses light across your entire head
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser technology that delivers concentrated energy to specific follicles
Power and Precision:
Laser Caps: Diffuse, low-power light that covers your whole scalp generally
FoLix: High-powered laser beams that create precise micro-channels in targeted areas
Think of it like: A flashlight (laser cap) vs. a laser pointer (FoLix)
Treatment Approach:
Laser Caps: Wear at home for 20-30 minutes daily, indefinitely. One-size-fits-all coverage.
FoLix: Clinician-managed treatment focused on YOUR specific thinning areas. 3-4 sessions per year.
FDA Clearance:
Both are FDA-cleared for hair growth, but for different applications
Laser Caps: Cleared for general at-home hair growth promotion
FoLix: First and only fractional laser cleared for clinical hair stimulation
Clinical vs. Consumer:
Laser Caps: Consumer device you use yourself with no expert guidance
FoLix: Medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians who customize treatment to your scalp
What should I do (or avoid) before my Folix treatment
FoLix requires minimal preparation, but a few simple steps help optimize your results.
Before Your Appointment:
Wash your hair the morning of or night before so your scalp is clean
Avoid heavy styling products on treatment day (gels, hairspray, etc.)
Come with dry hair (we can't treat wet hair)
Skip blood thinners if possible (aspirin, ibuprofen) for 24 hours before to minimize any bruising potential
Eat normally and stay hydrated (unlike PRP, there's no blood draw)
What you CAN do:
Take your regular medications
Wear makeup and style your hair as usual
Drive yourself to and from the appointment
Return to work immediately after
What to tell us about:
Recent sunburns or tanning (we need healthy skin for laser treatment)
Active scalp conditions (dandruff, psoriasis, infections)
Recent chemical treatments (relaxers, perms, color) in the last week
Any changes in medications or health conditions
The goal is to have clean, healthy scalp tissue ready for laser activation. Beyond that, FoLix is remarkably low-maintenance with no special prep required.

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What is FoLix laser treatment and how does it work?
FoLix is an FDA-cleared fractional laser that uses precision light energy to activate dormant hair follicles and stimulate growth—without needles, blood draws, or injections.
Here's the process: We target the laser to your specific thinning areas (hairline, part line, crown, or gaps). The fractional laser creates microscopic channels of controlled heat in your scalp's dermal layer. This triggers your body's natural healing response, which sends blood flow, nutrients, and growth signals directly to sleeping follicles in those exact spots.
Think of it like waking up dormant follicles with a very precise alarm clock. The laser energy penetrates deep to follicle level while a cooling tip keeps the surface comfortable. This completely painless process is clinically proven to increase hair count and density by activating your body's own regenerative pathways—no foreign substances, no systemic effects, just targeted follicle activation.
What should I expect during a FoLix treatment session?
Your FoLix appointment takes about 60 minutes and is designed to be comfortable and relaxing.
Here's what happens:
Consultation & Scalp Analysis (15-20 min): After discussing your goals and concerns, we use our advanced microscopic camera to examine your follicle health in your specific thinning areas and create a baseline for tracking progress.
Treatment Preparation (5 min): We map the exact zones where you need treatment—your hairline, part line, crown, or wherever you're concerned. The laser will focus only on these areas.
FoLix Laser Treatment (10-15 min): The laser is applied to your targeted zones. You'll feel quick "zap" sensations—like small rubber band snaps—as the laser pulses. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort. Most patients scroll their phone or chat with their clinician. Discomfort rating: 1-2 out of 10.
Aftercare Discussion: We review your personalized treatment plan and next steps.
You can go right back to your day—no one will know you've had anything done. You'll leave with a clear roadmap for your targeted hair growth journey.
When will I see results from FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix works with your hair's natural growth cycle, which takes time. Real hair regrowth happens over months, not days. Here's what to expect:
Month 1-2: FoLix is working beneath the surface in your treated areas, activating dormant follicles and boosting blood flow. You might not see visible changes yet, but the biological process has begun.
Month 3: Many patients notice reduced shedding and the first signs of improvement in their targeted areas—baby hairs along the hairline, less visible scalp in the part line, or filling in crown gaps.
Month 4-6: Visible thickness and density improvements become noticeable in the specific spots we treated. You'll see new growth where you needed it most, improved coverage, and thicker hair texture in those areas.
Month 6+: Continued improvement with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain and build on your targeted results.
The precision of FoLix means you're seeing improvement exactly where it matters most to you.
What are the side effects of FoLix laser treatment?
FoLix is extremely safe (and FDA cleared) because it's non-invasive and uses your body's own healing response. There are no chemicals, no foreign substances, and nothing systemic entering your body.
What you WON'T experience: No systemic side effects, no sexual dysfunction, no chemical reactions, and no scarring. Because FoLix works purely through light energy and your natural healing cascade, serious complications are extremely rare.
Common (temporary) effects: Mild warmth or tenderness in treated areas for a few hours (like a mild sunburn), slight pinkness that fades quickly (usually within an hour), or minor sensitivity at treatment sites for 1-2 days.
Rare effects: Temporary increased shedding in weeks 2-4 in treated areas (this is actually positive—old hairs making room for new growth), slight itching as healing occurs, or very mild swelling that resolves overnight.
The FoliCool cooling tip minimizes even these mild effects—most patients experience zero discomfort after walking out.
Does FoLix hurt?
FoLix is quite painless, though not completely sensation-free. Most patients rate the discomfort as 1-2 out of 10.
Here's what you'll actually feel: A little "zap" sensation as the laser pulses—like a small rubber band snapping against your scalp. The FoliCool cooling tip helps minimize discomfort by protecting the skin surface while the laser penetrates to follicle depth. There are no needles, no injections, and no prolonged pain.
The treatment takes 10-15 minutes of actual laser application. The zapping sensation is quick and repetitive as we move across your treatment areas. Most patients scroll their phone, close their eyes, or chat with their clinician during treatment, it's very tolerable.
After treatment, some patients notice their scalp feels slightly warm or tender in the treated spots—similar to a mild sunburn. This typically fades within a few hours.
The most common feedback we hear? "Way easier than I expected" and "so much better than needles." If you're needle-averse or anxious about PRP injections, FoLix offers a much gentler alternative with minimal discomfort.
Is there downtime after FoLix?
No downtime required! You can return to work and resume all normal activities immediately after treatment.
Your scalp may look slightly pink in treated areas for 30-60 minutes, similar to after a facial. This fades quickly and isn't noticeable to others. Some patients experience very mild warmth in treatment zones for a few hours.
What to avoid for 24 hours: Intense exercise, saunas, hot yoga, or excessive sweating to optimize healing in the micro-channels the laser created.
What you CAN do: Hair washing the same evening, normal styling, makeup, work, social activities, and light exercise. Most patients schedule FoLix during lunch breaks or after work with zero disruption to their routine.
Unlike treatments that require days of recovery or visible marks, FoLix lets you walk out and continue your day seamlessly.
How much does Folix cost?
FoLix laser hair restoration at Great Many costs $1,485 for three sessions ($495 per session). This complete package includes:
Expert consultation with a board-certified clinician
Advanced scalp analysis using microscopic imaging
All three FoLix laser treatments (administered one month apart)
Personalized hair growth plan for your targeted areas
Progress tracking and follow-up support, 6 months from the start of your journey
Combination Therapy Pricing: We believe the best outcomes come from combination therapy—attacking hair loss from multiple angles. That's why when you do FoLix with PRP, you get both treatments for $1,985 total (3 PRP sessions + 3 FoLix sessions = 6 treatments over three months). That's 33% savings versus doing each separately.
Why we can offer this: Unlike typical doctor's offices that charge per procedure, we have a one-time cost for our equipment and clinician time. This allows us to price our services to encourage the best protocols—not just what's most profitable per session. Our bundling ability is a true differentiator. We'd rather you get better results with combination therapy than maximize revenue on single treatments.
Making it accessible: We offer 0% financing options and accept FSA/HSA funds. Many patients use their health savings accounts to cover the full cost tax-free.
Why three sessions? Clinical studies show optimal results require an initial series of three treatments to properly activate dormant follicles and establish new growth patterns in your targeted zones. After your initial series, you may want to enhance your results with maintenance treatments every 6-12 months to sustain growth.
Does insurance cover FoLix for hair loss?
FoLix laser treatment for hair loss is considered a cosmetic procedure, so health insurance doesn't cover it. However, we've structured our pricing to make the best treatments accessible:
FSA/HSA Funds: You can use your flexible spending or health savings account to pay for FoLix tax-free.
0% Financing: We partner with financing companies to offer payment plans with no interest. Apply in 2 minutes or less with our partner, PatientFi.
Combination Therapy Savings: We believe in combination therapy for better outcomes, so we price to encourage it. When you do FoLix + PRP together, you save 33%—$1,985 for 6 total treatments (3 of each) instead of $2,970 separately. Unlike typical doctor's offices that maximize per-procedure revenue, we price for optimal protocols.
Am I a good candidate for FoLix?
FoLix works best if you have specific thinning areas where follicles are still present but not actively growing. The key is having viable follicles in your problem spots that can be reactivated, even if they're producing thin, weak hair currently.
Ideal candidates include:
Anyone with hairline recession or temple thinning
Part line widening or crown/vertex thinning
Specific gaps or spots without coverage
People who prefer completely painless, needle-free treatment
Those with skin tones 1-4 on the Fitzpatrick scale (lighter to medium skin tones)
Anyone wanting to target specific problem areas rather than treat entire scalp
FoLix may not be right for you if:
You have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6), PRP is an excellent alternative
You're completely bald in treatment areas (no follicles left to activate)
You have active scalp infections or certain medical conditions
Not sure if you're a candidate? Book a free in-person consultation with scalp analysis where we'll examine your specific thinning areas with our microscopic camera and give you an honest assessment of whether FoLix can help.
How does FoLix compare to other hair restoration treatments?
FoLix doesn't compete with other treatments—it complements them. Each approach serves a different purpose, and the best results often come from combining multiple modalities. Here's how FoLix fits into the bigger picture:
Vs. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma):
PRP: Works inside-out by delivering growth factors from your blood across the entire scalp
FoLix: Works outside-in by using laser energy to target specific problem spots
Different mechanisms, different coverage areas: PRP for full-scalp density, FoLix for targeted precision
Why combine them: Many patients do both for comprehensive coverage—PRP feeds the entire scalp, FoLix activates stubborn areas. We offer 33% savings when bundled because we believe combination therapy works better.
Vs. Hair Transplants:
Transplants: Surgically move existing follicles from dense areas to thinning areas. Permanent solution for areas with no viable follicles left.
FoLix: Non-surgical activation of existing dormant follicles in thinning areas. No downtime, no scarring.
They're not competitors: FoLix is excellent BEFORE a transplant (to maximize existing hair and potentially reduce grafts needed) and AFTER a transplant (to improve graft survival and activate surrounding native hair). If you need a transplant, we'll tell you—and FoLix can still play a supporting role.
Vs. Topical Treatments (Minoxidil/Rogaine):
Topicals: Daily application that improves blood flow across wherever you apply it
FoLix: Clinical sessions 3-4 times per year with targeted laser activation
Why combine them: Topicals provide daily support, FoLix provides periodic deep activation. They work together beautifully—FoLix doesn't replace your topicals, it enhances them.
Vs. Oral Medications (Finasteride/Dutasteride):
Oral DHT blockers: Work systemically to prevent further hair loss by blocking the hormone that miniaturizes follicles
FoLix: Activates growth in existing follicles through laser energy
Why combine them: Medications protect what you have (prevention), FoLix regrows what you've lost (activation). Most patients do both—they serve completely different functions.
Vs. Laser Caps/At-Home Red Light Devices:
Laser Caps: Low-level LED light therapy you wear at home 20-30 minutes daily. Diffuse light across entire head.
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser with concentrated energy targeting specific follicles. Managed by board-certified clinicians.
Different technology, different precision: Laser caps are consumer devices for general use. FoLix is medical-grade equipment for targeted treatment. If you've tried a laser cap without results, clinical FoLix may be the precision upgrade you need.
Vs. Alma TED (TransEpidermal Delivery):
Alma TED: Ultrasound-based system that pushes topical hair growth serums deeper into the scalp. Works across all skin tones.
FoLix: Fractional laser that directly activates follicles through controlled micro-injuries and thermal zones. Best for skin tones 1-4.
Different mechanisms: TED is a delivery vehicle for topical formulas. FoLix is direct follicle activation that works standalone.
When to choose which: TED if you have darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick 5-6) where laser isn't ideal. FoLix if you want precision targeting of specific thinning spots without ongoing proprietary products.
Vs. Keralase:
Keralase: Combines gentle exfoliation with topical serum infusion to improve scalp health and product penetration
FoLix: Fractional laser that creates micro-channels and activates dormant follicles through cellular response
Different depth, different purpose: Keralase works at the scalp surface to optimize absorption. FoLix penetrates to follicle depth to trigger growth response.
Why combine them: Keralase prepares the scalp environment, FoLix activates the follicles. Some patients use both as part of comprehensive protocols.
The Bottom Line: Hair restoration isn't about choosing one "magic bullet"—it's about building the right protocol for YOUR specific pattern and goals. The most successful outcomes often layer multiple approaches:
Oral medication: Prevents further loss systemically
Topicals: Daily growth support across scalp
PRP: Delivers growth factors to entire scalp
FoLix: Targets stubborn spots with precision
Transplant (if needed): Permanent solution for areas with no follicles left
During your consultation, we'll review everything you're currently using and recommend how FoLix fits into your comprehensive plan—whether standalone or combined with other treatments.
Can I do FoLix and PRP together?
Absolutely! Many of our clients combine FoLix and PRP for the most comprehensive hair growth results—and we encourage it when appropriate for your goals.
Why they work well together:
PRP works inside-out (growth factors from your blood feed the entire scalp)
FoLix works outside-in (laser energy targets specific problem areas)
Different mechanisms mean enhanced activation from multiple pathways
You get full-scalp coverage PLUS targeted precision where you need it most
The treatment experience: Both can be done in the same appointment with minimal added time. We typically do PRP first across your full scalp, then immediately follow with FoLix on your specific problem spots (hairline, part line, crown, etc.). Total appointment time is about 60-75 minutes.
The results: Patients who combine both treatments often see faster improvement and better results in their stubborn areas. You're essentially attacking hair loss from every angle—your body's growth factors plus laser-activated cellular response.
The investment: When you do both together, we offer 33% savings: $1,985 for 6 total sessions (3 PRP + 3 FoLix) over three months instead of $2,970 if purchased separately.
Why we price this way: We believe combination therapy produces better outcomes, so we structure our pricing to encourage the best protocols—not maximize revenue per procedure. Unlike typical doctor's offices, our one-time equipment cost allows us to bundle treatments affordably.
Our recommendation: If needles aren't a barrier and you want maximum results, combining both gives you the most comprehensive approach. If you want to start with one, we can always add the other later.
What's the difference between FoLix and red light therapy/laser caps?
TLDR: FoLix is medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians—not an at-home device. It delivers much more powerful, targeted treatments to get you optimal results.
This is one of our most common questions—and the difference is significant.
Technology Type:
Laser Caps/Red Light: Low-level LED light therapy (LLLT) that disperses light across your entire head
FoLix: Clinical-grade fractional laser technology that delivers concentrated energy to specific follicles
Power and Precision:
Laser Caps: Diffuse, low-power light that covers your whole scalp generally
FoLix: High-powered laser beams that create precise micro-channels in targeted areas
Think of it like: A flashlight (laser cap) vs. a laser pointer (FoLix)
Treatment Approach:
Laser Caps: Wear at home for 20-30 minutes daily, indefinitely. One-size-fits-all coverage.
FoLix: Clinician-managed treatment focused on YOUR specific thinning areas. 3-4 sessions per year.
FDA Clearance:
Both are FDA-cleared for hair growth, but for different applications
Laser Caps: Cleared for general at-home hair growth promotion
FoLix: First and only fractional laser cleared for clinical hair stimulation
Clinical vs. Consumer:
Laser Caps: Consumer device you use yourself with no expert guidance
FoLix: Medical-grade equipment operated by board-certified clinicians who customize treatment to your scalp
What should I do (or avoid) before my Folix treatment
FoLix requires minimal preparation, but a few simple steps help optimize your results.
Before Your Appointment:
Wash your hair the morning of or night before so your scalp is clean
Avoid heavy styling products on treatment day (gels, hairspray, etc.)
Come with dry hair (we can't treat wet hair)
Skip blood thinners if possible (aspirin, ibuprofen) for 24 hours before to minimize any bruising potential
Eat normally and stay hydrated (unlike PRP, there's no blood draw)
What you CAN do:
Take your regular medications
Wear makeup and style your hair as usual
Drive yourself to and from the appointment
Return to work immediately after
What to tell us about:
Recent sunburns or tanning (we need healthy skin for laser treatment)
Active scalp conditions (dandruff, psoriasis, infections)
Recent chemical treatments (relaxers, perms, color) in the last week
Any changes in medications or health conditions
The goal is to have clean, healthy scalp tissue ready for laser activation. Beyond that, FoLix is remarkably low-maintenance with no special prep required.

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With a 3-Session Protocol for $1,485
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With a 3-Treatment Package for $1,485

2,500+ happy clients




2,500+ happy clients





2,500+ happy clients





2,500+ happy clients




New York City
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Washington, DC
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New York City
Atlanta
Now Open!
Washington, DC
Spring 2026


New York City
Atlanta
Now Open!
Washington, DC
Spring 2026


New York City
Atlanta
Now Open!
Washington, DC
Spring 2026









