FAQ 302 combines low-level laser therapy, red LED light, and T-Sonic massage to help regrow the hair at the hairline, parting, temples and crown by revitalizing the scalp and reawakening hair follicles - leading to thicker, healthier hair growth and less fallout. As the only device addressing hair loss from three angles, FAQ 302 delivers initial visible results in as little as 3 months, with full benefits in 16 weeks.
Features and Benefits
• 20 Medical-Grade Lasers (655 nm, 5 mW) improve thickness and promote hair regrowth
• 20 red LED lights (650nm) stimulate hair follicles to promote regrowth and strengthen hair to prevent hair loss
• T-Sonic massage helps oxygen & essential nutrients reach the hair follicle - improving both scalp & hair health
• Enhances topical treatment absorption
• Lightweight & wireless
• Ultra-hygienic, non-porous and easy to clean
• USB rechargeable with up to 100 mins of use per single charge
• 100% waterproof
• 2-Year Warranty
How To Use
• Start by unlocking your device and registering your warranty via the FAQ Swiss app.
• Apply a few drops of FAQ Scalp Recovery & Thick Hair Probiotic Serum or your preferred liquid hair treatment onto your scalp, if desired.
• Turn on by pressing the universal power button on your device to turn it on. You can change the T-Sonic massage intensity by quick-pressing the button again. Access guided treatments and more settings via the FAQ Swiss app.
• Press the device firmly on the scalp, and slowly glide it in very tight circular motions over one area of the scalp (top, back, right side, left side), until the timer pulses. Then repeat on the next area of the scalp, as desired. Turn the device off by pressing and holding the universal power button for 3 seconds.
• Recommended use: Every other day, for 2-3 minutes per treatment area
• Note: FAQ 302 is suitable to promote hair growth in males with androgenetic alopecia who have Hamilton-Norwood Classifications of Ila-V and females with androgenetic alopecia who have Ludwig-Savin Classifications of l-II and Fitzpatrick Classification of Skin Phototypes I to IV.
