What is laser hair therapy?

 Before & after laser hair treatments

Laser light hair loss treatment is the latest non-surgical attempt as hair growth treatment.  It utilizes infrared low-level cool laser light as hair loss therapy.  According to the manufacturer it is used “to encourage hair to appear thicker, fuller and healthier.”  Laser hair treatments are cosmetic and dermatology approved.

 

Laser light therapy (LLT) is safe and effective for all skin types and all hair types. The science behind this rejuvenating technology operates the same way for every person, regardless of age, race, or gender.

However, various factors will influence whether or not laser light therapy for hair growth will work for you. These factors include; how soon you begin the treatment after hair loss begins, your body's response to the treatments, and compliance with your treatment plan.

Successful healthy re-growth of hair also depends upon the number of cells that are merely dormant versus those that have lost the ability to re-grow hair.  This is why it's vital to start treatments as soon as possible.

LLT can improve your existing hair.  Your hair will be softer, stronger, shinier and healthier within the first few weeks of treatments. You will also notice a healthier growth cycle as the treatments continue!

How does the laser light therapy work?

Laser light hair therapy uses low-level cool laser rays directly on the scalp.  There are no thermal components that might cause cut, burn inner tissue.  According to the manufacturers laser light therapy stimulates the red blood supply to the scalp.  The added supply of red blood cells give oxygen and nutrients to the scalp area.  It stimulates the scalp and promotes blood circulation, which creates a healthy environment for your own hair to grow. Hair may appear thicker, fuller and healthier.

Laser light hair apparatus appears much like an old-fashioned hair dryer hood that fits over the head. You sit under the hood and the apparatus rotates and radiates infrared laser light on the scalp.  It's a visible red light wave and is non cancer-causing.  It has been marketed for over 6 years now.  Please note that laser light therapy should be used with proper eye covering protection

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