Infrared Hair Therapy uses clinically tested red and infrared light (Low-Level Laser Therapy – LLLT) to stimulate circulation in the scalp, energise hair follicles, and promote natural hair regrowth. The light penetrates the scalp, helping to reactivate dormant follicles and strengthen existing ones.

Yes — infrared hair therapy is FDA-cleared, non-invasive, and pain-free. There are no known side effects, and it’s suitable for both men and women experiencing mild to moderate hair thinning or early-stage hair l

Each session lasts 25 minutes and can be done while relaxing at home. The iRestore Essential helmet is designed for comfort and ease of use, so you can multitask or unwind while treating your scalp.

visible improvement within 3 to 6 months of regular use.

Infrared Hair Therapy is ideal for individuals experiencing:

• Thinning hair

• Receding hairlines

• Early-stage pattern baldness

• Postpartum or stress-related hair loss

It’s not suitable for completely bald areas where follicles are no longer active.

Yes — infrared therapy works well alongside other hair health strategies like nutritional support, topical treatments, and scalp massage. We can advise on a tailored hair restoration approach during your wellness consultation.

No — the treatment is completely painless. You may feel a mild warmth from the LEDs or lasers, but most users find it relaxing and even enjoyable.

Hair regrowth is gradual. You may first notice reduced shedding and improved thickness or strength around 12–16 weeks, with more noticeable regrowth by 6 months. Individual results vary based on consistency and the underlying cause of hair loss.

A typical session lasts 20–30 minutes, with pressure levels and durations adjusted to suit your comfort and goals.

Yes — pressotherapy is a non-invasive and gentle therapy. It’s widely used in clinical and wellness settings and is generally safe for most people. However, if you have circulatory disorders, recent surgery, or are pregnant, please consult your doctor first.

Most people benefit from 1–3 sessions per week, depending on activity levels and personal goals. It can also be used daily for intensive recovery or lymphatic support.

The sensation is similar to a rhythmic massage — gentle pressure that inflates and deflates in cycles, gradually moving up the legs. It’s deeply relaxing and often results in an immediate feeling of lightness.

Yes — pressotherapy supports lymphatic drainage, helping reduce puffiness, swelling, and fluid retention while enhancing natural detoxification pathways.

Not at all. While athletes use pressotherapy to recover faster, it’s equally beneficial for those who sit or stand for long hours, travel frequently, or experience sluggish circulation or heaviness in the legs.

Just wear comfortable clothing — leggings or shorts work well. We'll help you get set up in the boots and guide the session.

Please consult your GP first if you have deep vein thrombosis, recent surgery, heart conditions, or are pregnant, as this therapy may not be suitable in those cases.