• Post published:November 21, 2023

Dr. Ziering mentioned in Cosmopolitan | 7 Hair-Growth Devices for Thinning and Loss (Tested and Reviewed for 2023)

Close-up of a person wearing a white headset with a circular speaker, designed for hair restoration therapy. The device features a sleek, modern design and emits red light aimed at stimulating hair growth. The background is softly blurred, focusing on the headset and the skin's glow, highlighting its aesthetic appeal. This image represents advanced technology in personal care, specifically targeting hair health and wellness.

If you feel like you’ve tried everything for your hair loss and thinning hair—hello, hair-growth vitaminshair-growth shampooscastor-oil hair treatments—with no success, you may want to consider a treatment that targets the health of your whole scalp, like a hair-growth device. At-home red-light therapy devices for your scalp, including helmets and combs, as well as scalp microneedling devices, are everywhere now, claiming to help regrow lost hair in as little as a few months. They sound like the dream—but do these hair growth devices actually work?

According to dermatologist and hair-loss expert Craig Ziering, DO, these at-home therapies can be beneficial for hair growth. But there are a few things you need to consider before choosing the best hair-growth device (don’t worry, Dr. Ziering and I got into all of it below). Keep scrolling for the details, plus the best devices on the market, according to Dr. Ziering and first-person reviewers.