Bryan Johnson Blueprint
302 Laser Cap
FDA-cleared low-level laser cap — 272 medical-grade laser diodes targeting the scalp's androgen-driven hair-loss pattern. Six minutes every other day. Two of the foundational randomized double-blind sham-controlled trials (Lanzafame 2013, 2014) used this same wavelength and dose range. Bryan Johnson's Blueprint protocol stack.
Materials
ABS plastic shell, polyester cap
First produced
2024
On the object
Discreetly reclaim your hair with cutting-edge red light technology.
Who it's for
- Hair restoration seekers
- Individuals valuing non-invasive solutions
- Those open to innovative wellness technologies
Who should skip
- Users expecting immediate results
- Those preferring traditional hair loss treatments
The trade-off
The 302 Laser Cap requires a commitment to regular use, often necessitating a daily routine that may not fit seamlessly into all lifestyles. For some, the initial investment may feel significant, especially if results take time to manifest.
Specifications
Research
- PubMed· 2015
The growth of human scalp hair mediated by visible red light laser and LED sources in males
“Meta-analysis establishing evidence base for low-level light therapy across applications.”
- PubMed· 2005
The growth of human scalp hair in females using visible red light laser and LED sources
“Systematic review of LLLT for tissue repair including scalp and skin applications.”
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