Is REVIAN backed by clinical data? – REVIAN Answers & Community

Yes!

REVIAN Clinical Trial Results:

“MODULATED LIGHT THERAPY IN PARTICIPANTS WITH PATTERN HAIR LOSS”

Participants who were treated with the red light therapy and were at least 80% compliant for the duration of the study (n=20) had an average of 21.3 more hairs per cm² compared to those who wore a similar cap but did not have light therapy after 16 weeks (n=20). Subjects treated with placebo continued to lose hair over the duration of the study.

PLACEBO CAP

REVIAN RED CAP

Primary Endpoint: Target Area Hair Counts at Week 16

Mean results shown for the Efficacy Evaluable Population of trial participants who completed all 16 weeks, had no major protocol violations, and who were at least 80% compliant with the treatment regimen for the duration of the trial.

For full trial information, see ClinicalTrials.gov : NCT04019795

REFERENCES

1. REV-01 Data on File. A multicenter, double-blind, placebo controlled study was conducted enrolling both men and women ages 18 and older
with androgenetic alopecia. Participants were randomized to wear either the REVIAN RED cap or a Placebo Cap (no red light) for 10 minutes
per day. Approximately half of the subjects had treatment with REVIAN RED light therapy; and half did not. Total hair counts were obtained
from computer assisted scans of digital photographs taken of a defined target area (1 cm 2 ) centered around a tattoo located in the anterior mid
area of the scalp. ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT04019795.

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