Answer: Yes. Capillus technology uses a special type of red low-level laser light that operates at 650nm. At this level, the energy of the laser does not damage skin cells. Rather, light is absorbed by the skin without causing any pain or discomfort.
Have you ever wondered what exactly is the difference between laser and LED light therapy? There are many differences; let’s take a look at them.
Coherent and Incoherent Light
The major difference between LED and laser light is that laser light is “coherent” and LED light is “incoherent.” This means that laser light photons are in parallel. The light waves have the same frequency and the same phase.
In contrast, LED light is what’s called “incoherent.” This means that the light photons and waves do not have the same frequency or the same phase. In other words, LED light spreads out and lots of energy gets wasted. LED light cannot be concentrated or pulsed like lasers can, so it’s impossible to focus the light on specific areas.
Similarly, since LED light cannot be focused like laser light, LED does not penetrate the skin to the extent that laser light does.
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