What the session includes
A single Hair Genesis Program appointment is a guided, 75 minute experience that begins with a detailed scalp analysis using a scope to assess condition and concerns. From there we perform scalp prep and Oxygen Gun Therapy to hydrate cells, followed by two shampoos, a nourishing conditioning treatment, and a therapeutic scalp massage to improve comfort and circulation.
After cleansing and massage, one of the listed electrotherapy options is applied: High Frequency, Bio‑Ionization, or a 20 minute Low‑Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) session. The service completes with drying and personalized post‑care recommendations so clients leave with immediate comfort and a tailored plan for ongoing scalp maintenance.
How technology supports care
Electrotherapy choices are tools selected after the scalp analysis to address the scalp environment rather than promise a specific medical outcome. High Frequency and Bio‑Ionization are applied for targeted scalp stimulation and to enhance topical delivery, while the LLLT session (20 minutes) is used as a light therapy step within the appointment sequence.
Oxygen Gun Therapy is used early in the service as a hydrating priming step to support scalp cell condition and make subsequent steps more effective. Each device or modality is chosen to complement the non‑surgical approach and integrate with the cleansing and massage elements of the session.
What clients should expect
Plan for a 75 minute appointment priced at $249; this covers the full sequence from scalp imaging through completion and post‑care guidance. Expect a calm, clinic‑style salon environment in our Langdon location in Washington, with staff explaining each step after the initial scalp analysis so you understand why a particular electrotherapy option was chosen.
We offer flexible early‑morning and evening bookings to suit commuters using the Rhode Island Ave–Brentwood and Brookland‑CUA Metro stations, and recommend scheduling around your usual routines. Local climate notes — humid summers and variable seasonal conditions — may shape the specific post‑care advice we give for scalp hydration and protection.
