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*For brain PBM, it is recommended to use 810/850 nm as the core wavelengths, combined with 10 Hz, 40 Hz, and continuous mode to build a foundational protocol, with 904/1064 nm plus high-frequency pulsing as an advanced supplement for deeper recovery.

*Red light can influence sebum production and help regulate the inflammatory environment. Red light around 650 nm is commonly cited in hair growth literature as a primary wavelength, so the closest equivalents in this device are 630 / 660 nm, complemented by 850 nm for scalp support.

*For pain-related PBM, it is recommended to follow this approach: use red light for superficial conditions, and near-infrared light for mid-to-deep conditions; use medium-to-high frequencies for acute relief, and prioritize low-frequency pulsing for deep or nerve-related pain.

*The following recommendations are based on current trends in scalp PBM applications and are intended for educational and scenario reference only. They do not represent a standardized clinical guideline such as “a specific condition = fixed Hz.”