Hair Restoration Surgery with Laser Hair Therapy

Thinking about embarking on hair restoration quest with laser hair therapy? Great. Does your scalp have any shiny blotches, spots, or scars? Regardless of whether there’s only one, glossy, sparkling area or a buffered appearance is gradually invading your entire head, it’s bad news. Your hair follicles have become buried underneath a layer of skin due to an increased production of epidermal growth factor (EGF). Fear not: as in with all things in life, problems can often be overcome with the right approach.

So first– why will individuals with shiny, smooth areas or scars on their scalps have more obstacles to climb over while growing back the thick hair of which they’ve been robbed? Since the goals of laser hair therapy involve surmounting all obstacles (quite literally), as coherent laser beams zip through your scalp to re-energize malnourished hair follicles, any layer of skin that stands in the way will be problematic. The good news is, you can still grow back a full head of thick hair with the help of an optimum laser hair therapy device, but provided you first undergo hair restoration surgery.

Women usually don’t have any “scalp shine” to worry about, but may still benefit from surgery if their hair loss degree is considered advanced. And in the case of individuals who just want to accelerate the results of their hair restoration journey, undergoing a hair transplant is still an excellent option, provided a few precautionary measures are taken. Read on…!

Hair restoration surgery involves harvesting hair follicles from other parts of the body and transplanting them to other areas of concern– i.e.: scalp areas in need of help, which usually depend on your gender. For men, it’s most commonly the front of the scalp– the first stages of hair loss in men usually involve a receding hairline. Yes, you know what we’re talking about. If you’re reading this, then you may have even started undergoing your dreaded, weekly mirror check: pulling your frontal hair back to see if, like a plague, your very existence (and hair) are being stolen from you as your temples and frontal areas gradually lose their lavish coverage. Are you gasping? We are! What’s next? The crown area of course, eventually leaving you with an awful decrepit-looking sort of “fringe” that circles your head, referred to by medical professionals as a “horseshoe pattern”. Despite its name, it has nothing to do with luck: the pattern transforms you from being a hardworking, charismatic and successful professional sitting at his desk to sweet old Grandpa sitting in his rocking chair.

For women, hair loss typically appears as diffuse overall thinning. You might one day notice that you need three twists of an elastic band instead of two as you throw your hair back into a ponytail. Or perhaps you’ve already frowned at your reflection in the mirror, trying to gauge whether the central parting of your hairline has gotten a tad wider.  Or are you simply being paranoid? Maybe not… What’s next– the inevitable progression of the parting that slowly stretches out and invades your scalp, eventually even perhaps settling in a circular shape that vaguely resembles a destroyed crop circle.

But wait, why are we even discussing this? Isn’t there something you can do– as in right now? Yes there is! Let’s carry on with our hair transplant discussion.

According to professional surgeons and hair restoration specialists (as in, the guys that know everything), some hair transplants, if not performed adequately, can initially traumatize the scalp and can result in a significant loss of hair during the following year; some patients can even experience scarring and poor wound healing.  Sometimes, surrounding hair gives up and commits mass suicide (this is known as shock loss) and transplanted donor follicles can also experience difficulties in adapting to their “new environment”– meaning whatever scalp areas you’ve classified as needing immediate rescue.

But don’t despair! Clinical studies have examined the use of laser hair therapy in conjunction with hair transplants. Due to the anti-inflammatory properties of cold lasers, the benefits of laser hair therapy in combination with hair transplants include, with an optimal device:

• Minimized shedding, which reduces the amount of hair graphs needed for a complete surgery
• A strengthened, fortified scalp in preparation for the traumatic upcoming operation
• Hair cells restored to a healthy state (i.e.– before hair loss took its toll and stuck your follicles into a weakened state), prepping the scalp for surgery
• Stronger hair follicles before and after surgery with a much higher probability of surviving the operation
• A faster reduction rate of swelling, redness and inflammation post-surgery
• A prolonged recovery period for hair grafts to survive the surgery and grow

So, why is this exactly? Laser hair therapy has been shown to fortify the scalp and everything associated with it. But why does laser hair therapy work so effectively well with hair restoration surgery?

In the case of pre-surgical patients, laser hair therapy promotes better cell health and strengthens weakened hair follicles by stimulating their mitochondria with powerful laser light in preparation for the upcoming operation. (Wait, mito-what? No need to dig up your high school biology notes. The mitochondria of cells acts just like your car engine– it generates energy for hair cells to use and grow into follicles).

Furthermore, laser hair therapy increases the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which induces the release of nitric oxide (not to be confused withnitrous oxide , the laughing gas that you inhale at the dentist). As a result, the reduction rate of swelling, redness and inflammation after a procedure is accelerated. With quick healing and minimized inflammation, the scalp of patients (such as yours perhaps) will have the ability to repair surgical lesions at an accelerated pace, while giving energy to transplanted hairs. Energy is good, especially when dealing with weakened, traumatized hair pondering the meaning (or lack thereof) of their existence.

Just be sure to use a laser hair therapy device recommended by industry leaders (such as Bosley and HairClub) and thousands of hair restoration clinics around the world. Some handheld contraptions are made with cheap Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), which are worthless when it comes to energizing the base of hair follicles, while others claim to administer clinical strength treatments in less than 90 seconds. Don’t bother with these and do your diligent research. Always remember that twenty minutes of treatment is essential for reviving the mitochondria of hair cells with an optimal dosage of energy .

As mentioned earlier, “scalp shine” is a lot less likely to occur for women so you may be able to forego any type of surgery and reverse your hair loss at home with an optimal laser hair therapy device. Remember that the earlier you start, the better the outcome; prevention goes a long way, and laser hair therapy is the best measure you can take to correct and prevent damage to your hair while maintaining optimum scalp health.

Thankfully the world’s most technologically-advanced device is now available to all for a fraction of the cost of clinical hair loss clinics. Undergoing laser hair therapy with the FDA-cleared Theradome LH80 PRO– before and after a hair transplant– can result in stronger hair follicles with a higher probability of surviving the operation. Your extra amounts of “survivor” hair grafts will grow into healthy, terminal hairs, so that you can combat that nightmarish horseshoe pattern or desecrated crop circle until you triumph over hair loss with glory.

 

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Hair Loss and Women: The Facts Infographic

Theradome®, Inc. Highlights Empowering Facts About Hair Loss for Women

Theradome marks National Hair Loss Awareness Month 2017 with an information and empowerment campaign for the nearly 30 million women in the United States who experience androgenetic alopecia, or hair loss. As part of the Hope After Hair Loss initiative, we created this “Hair Loss and Women: The Facts” infographic, which dispels common myths and misconceptions about female androgenetic alopecia.

If you or someone you love has been affected by hair loss – we encourage you to share this information and the important message that this is a common issue and help is available. Want a PDF copy? CLICK HERE

Facts About Female Hair Loss: 

The most important message for this Hair Loss Awareness Month is that you are not alone. There are thousands of trained professionals ready to help you with hair loss and it’s up to you to take the first step and pick up the phone. Want to learn more about how you can slow or stop hair loss and safely regrow hair at home? Learn more about Theradome.www.theradome.com

Make Your Portraits Pop with Healthy Hair

Whether it’s the lingering light at the end of the day following the time change, or the rare opportunity to have extended family around for holidays – this time of year is always a good opportunity to get a new portrait.

For people with thin, lanky or even balding hair, this can be a source of anxiety. They often try any of a hundred different remedies to make their hair look as healthy as possible for the big picture day.

Some will try to swap shampoo on the day before the big shoot. And though some hair products do work to strengthen and repair hair, it’s a temporary solution. And why would you only want healthy hair for one day?

Those who want to try to maintain healthy hair over a long period of time will often make deep conditioning a habit. Sometimes they’ll even add in common, everyday hygiene practices – such as blasting their hair with cold water, drying their hair with a microfiber towel, or even something as simple as using a wide-tooth comb on wet hair.

These methods, though all mildly successful, don’t have near the lasting impact as using the Theradome LH80 PRO, a red light therapy helmet. By using Theradome for 20 minutes, twice a week, anybody can notice a shiny, full-bodied head of hair. Women all over the world, in particular, have been praising the results of using Theradome to give their hair a healthier, more vibrant look.

We’re so confident in the results you’ll see after using Theradome that we encourage you to take before and after pictures of your hair and compare. Get close-ups of your scalp so that you can see how Theradome helps regenerate cell growth at the scalp level, thereby increasing the number of hairs per tuft and increasing the weight and full-bodied look.

Not only will this make for great Spring-time portraits, but it’ll help give you a vibrant, healthy look all year long. What’s more, use of the Theradome on a regular rotation of 20 minutes, twice a week, will also help with hair regeneration. That means those who are suffering from a receding hairline, bald spots, or early onset alopecia, can start to regrow hair by using the Theradome red light therapy helmet.

Theradome has been FDA cleared and has a proven track-record for tens of thousands of patients all over the world. It’s an affordable hair treatment solution that anyone can use in the comfort of their own homes.

So if you’re getting ready to schedule some pictures for yourself or the family this Spring, make sure to get the Theradome LH80 PRO helmet first. Every time you walk past that picture hanging on your wall, you’ll be glad you did.

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Don’t Be Fooled, These Laser Hair Therapy Rumors Are Not True!

Theradome has helped thousands of people suffering from hair loss over the years with its LH80 PRO laser therapy helmet. But despite those success stories, some people who experience hair loss are still hesitant to give laser hair therapy a try because of some of the myths they’ve heard that they now accept as fact. So to help alleviate some of your hesitation, here are five myths debunked:

1. LASER HAIR THERAPY IS UNCOMFORTABLE/PAINFUL

Nothing could be further from the truth, though we understand how this myth got started. When you think of lasers you probably envision the searing hot rays portrayed in film or on television. But those are different than the lasers used by Theradome’s LH80 PRO helmet. This helmet uses low-level laser therapy that operates with the deepest penetration of optical wavelength – 678nm. There’s no heat and cool to the touch! With the right amount of wavelength, these lasers can penetrate more deeply into the scalp to stimulate cells and promote hair regrowth.

2. LASER HAIR THERAPY DOESN’T WORK – THERE’S NOTHING THAT CAN TREAT HAIR LOSS

There are mountains of success stories and case studies that show definitively that laser hair therapy works. Using Theradome’s LH80 PRO regularly for 20 minutes a day, twice a week has proven to promote hair regrowth. Story after story relate how hair is thicker, fuller and more beautiful after using the LH80 PRO.

3. LASER HAIR THERAPY ONLY WORKS ON CERTAIN COLOR HAIR

Oddly enough, this myth can be found attached to almost every hair color … and it’s false in every case. Clients who use the Theradome LH80 PRO helmet are blonde, brunette, redheads and every color in between – and all of them have reported positive results after using the red light therapy technology as present in the Theradome.

4. LASER HAIR THERAPY WILL MIRACULOUSLY CURE MY HAIR LOSS

While it’s true that laser hair therapy has proven to produce positive results for those who use Theradome’s LH80 PRO helmet, it’s also true that it doesn’t work for everyone. You should always consult with your doctor or a hair loss expert to find out the right solution for you, and to determine if there are any underlying medical issues prior to red light therapy treatment. And Theradome would love to help you find a hair loss expert near you to get the answers you want!

5. LASER HAIR THERAPY COSTS A FORTUNE

Theradome’s LH80 PRO helmet is affordable, a ONE-TIME cost, and the long-term results of its consistent use make it a no-brainer investment. And with Theradome’s new partnership with Eclipse Aesthetics, finding an affordable laser therapy helmet near you is easier than ever! Plus, the LH80 PRO has FDA clearance to treat androgenetic alopecia (hair loss), which makes it the perfect option for your hair loss treatments.

Your Plasma and Lasers Can Stop Hair Loss

One of the best solutions for hair loss treatment is a combination of Platelet Rich Plasma injections and Laser Phototherapy from devices such as Theradome’s LH80 PRO helmet.

PRP can be harvested from the blood stream of every human being. A simple process can extract the plasma from a patient’s blood, and then use that PRP to help with healing of injured areas of the body. Because of the restorative properties of PRP – and the fact that PRP cells contain stem cells, which are proving to be extremely beneficial for repairing and reversing inflammatory diseases – it is becoming a popular in-clinic procedure to naturally promote quick healing.

Some applications for PRP include orthopedics, sports medicine, neurosurgery, ophthalmology, dermatology and cosmetic surgery. It has also been successfully used in plastic surgery procedures to promote soft tissue recovery, and in dermatology when treating active acne, scar revision and wrinkles.

One of the most exciting new discoveries of PRP’s use is in treating hair loss. By injecting PRP into the scalp of patients, the process has proven to improve hair follicle function and promote new hair growth. A significant reduction of hair loss accompanied by an augmentation of hair density was also observed.

Treating androgenetic alopecia with PRP is a simple, effective, feasible and natural therapeutic tool for fighting hair loss without any adverse side effects – in both males and females, and with high overall patient satisfaction and tolerance.

Many clinical physicians are reporting positive results when PRP injections are combined with a regular regimen of laser phototherapy. Clinical studies show a positive, synergetic relationship between both LPT and PRP – in large part because LPT is proven to reduce inflammation, a natural reaction for patients who receive a series of PRP injections into the scalp. Professional clinics that treat hair growth with PRP injections are beginning to offer them along with LPT to optimize hair restoration treatment.

It is so popular that dermatologists are increasingly lauding the benefits they see of PRP and LPT combined treatments. And Theradome has partnered with the largest medical equipment supplier in the country, Eclipse Aesthetics, to put the LH80 PRO laser phototherapy helmet into the hands of more clinicians.

Theradome’s LH80 PRO was designed specifically to be used for treatments such as these. Its proprietary laser technology uses 80 medical-grade laser diodes that create photobiostimulation of hair follicles. These helmets also come with a variety of personal touches that patients have testified to being convenient – such as built-in speakers, a micro-USB port and foam pads for comfort.

PRP injections and LPT are both clinically effective, powerful tools for fighting hair loss. They are proven to increase hair density, minimize shedding and promote new hair growth by using natural medical alternatives that cause no harm to human health. By combining the healing, regenerative capabilities of Platelet Rich Plasma with Laser Phototherapy, this optimum PRP/LPT hair restoration treatment is well on its way to becoming the most powerful and effective tool today for fighting hair loss.

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Get the BEST Mother-of-the-Bride Hair!

There comes a time in every mother’s life when her daughter suddenly grows up and gets married. It’s extremely exciting to help our daughters plan the wedding of their dreams. Naturally, all eyes need to be on her – but surely it can’t hurt to be the second best-looking woman at the wedding? If you already have the dress but haven’t yet figured out what to do with your hair, read on! How do you get the BEST mother-of-the-bride hair and what types of hair growth treatments should you start?

1) If the wedding is in a year:

It’s never too early to start prepping, and in this case, twelve months is ideal for getting dazzling mother-of-the-bride hair. Laser hair therapy can give your hair the rejuvenating boost it needs by reducing shedding and invigorating your locks with lots of volume. Wearing the Theradome hair helmet twice a week will give you plenty of thick new hair for the wedding hair stylist to work with.

A year is a long time so there’s a lot more you can do to ensure your locks are luxurious on the big day. Be as healthy as you can be by eating well and add exercise to your weekly routine: you can tone up your lovely figure and keep your stress level down at the same time.

Foods linked to great hair include nuts, which are rich in selenium, eggs, which have plenty of biotin, and healthy fats, such as avocados. Don’t forget to eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables – they’re high in anti-oxidants and will protect your hair from damage!

2) If the wedding is in a few months:

It’s never too late to start getting LPT treatment with the Theradome hair helmet and you can still experience wonderful results in just a few months! Laser hair therapy studies show a hair count increase after only 16 weeks!

Certainly don’t let the stress of wedding planning get to you, even if it’s only a few months away. Make time for yourself and do things you enjoy – go wine tasting with some friends, go to a local bookshop or schedule a massage at your favorite spa. Take your daughter with you if her nerves are getting the best of her!

If your hair lacks a bit of shine and luster, try using a deep conditioner once a week. Some hair creams are designed to be worn overnight, so let your locks soak in some nourishing moisture and wake up the next day with gorgeous hair!

3) If the wedding is in a week:

Most of us have tried crash dieting before an important event and it usually backfired on us. Crash diets are extremely unhealthy, can lead to acute hair shedding and a cycle of starving and eating can even cause extra bloating – something you definitely don’t want when slipping into your elegant mother-of-the-bride dress! Try to eat healthy until the wedding: avoid foods high in sodium or try a detox cleanse under the guidance of a professional nutritionist. Don’t forget to splurge on champagne and cake at the wedding!

Give your locks some glow and shine with a salon hair gloss treatment. If you want more volume, try temporary clip-in hair extensions. Just consult your hairdresser to make sure they match your hair and look perfectly natural. You shouldn’t use hair extensions every day, since they can cause your strands to break, but laser hair therapy is proven to strengthen hair follicles. So consider starting laser phototherapy treatments right away to help with your scalp and damaged hair.

Don’t forget to check out these 5 hair growth tips and visit www.theradome.com to learn more about the technologically advanced Theradome LH80 PRO and what it can do for you!

Natural Hair Color Colors Affects Overall Hair Density

Did you know that natural hair color can make certain individuals more prone to hair loss?

There are a variety of factors that can contribute to the risk of hair loss. Some factors are expected – such as medical conditions – while others are quite surprising. A human is, on average, born with 100,000 hair follicles across their entire scalp – though this can vary significantly based on a person’s natural hair color.

Take a look at the four most common types of hair color to see the variance in hair density based on natural color.

• Blonde or Brown Hair: This group has the highest hair count, boasting a total of 140,000 hair follicles across the entire scalp.

• Black hair: Averaging 108,000 pieces of hair, dark hair is the most common type of natural hair.

• Red Hair: Typically known to have the lowest strand count with an estimated 90,000 hairs.

Hair count is something that is determined before a human is even born. If an individual is born with only 90,000 hair follicles, it is more likely that hair loss will be more noticeable on that person instead of someone who started out with almost 60 percent more strands of hair.

Natural hair color is also known to have different textures, which can contribute to the visibility of hair loss. Dark hair, for example, is often more course than blonde hair and can make it appear thicker in nature, even if there are less follicles.

There is very little science behind the levels of hair density as it relates to natural hair color. Although hair count has been proven, research is still unable to determine with certainty why the total hair count varies between dark, red and blonde hair colors.

Natural hair color is a predetermined trait that humans have no control over. Based on the color hair a person is born with, they may be more likely to have hair loss that is visible or be fortunate to have thicker hair that can help mask hair damage.

What research can determine with certainty is that laser phototherapy can help prevent hair loss and promote growth by rejuvenating hair at the deepest part of the follicle. Theradome, an at-home wearable photo laser therapy helmet used to combat hair loss, can have lasting, positive effects on people, regardless of their hair color. That’s because Theradome’s photo laser therapy helmet focuses on the scalp, not on the hair color. So no matter what type of color or hair a person has, Theradome will work!

Theradome users have been reporting that wearing the helmet right after a hair color treatment tends to prolong and preserve their hair color longer. This is probably because the cuticles on the hair shaft get closed properly due to laser light stimulating keratin production and able to repair cuticle formation, unlike the chemical process which attempts at opening and closing the cuticles – which sometimes damages or leaves cuticles open.

Implementing Theradome’s advanced laser phototherapy technology into an individual’s weekly hair regimen can slow down hair loss. Whether someone wants to use the solution to make blonde hair look thicker or to encourage hair growth for a redhead looking to stop abnormal loss or shedding, Theradome is the proven solution built to defeat hair loss regardless of the cause.

 

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Facts and Myths About Hair Loss

1. LASER HAIR THERAPY REVERSES HAIR LOSS.

If over the years your hair seems to have lost some of its luster, say no more. Plenty of online studies prove that laser hair therapy is effective at getting your locks back in awesome shape. When engineered with advanced technology and science, a laser hair therapy device such as the Theradome helmet can:

• Boost hair growth

• Reverse hair miniaturization

• Increase the density and fullness of hair

• Increase hair count

• Minimize shedding

• Optimize hair growth cycle

• Improve overall hair quality, condition and manageability

2.  CUTTING YOUR HAIR WILL MAKE IT THICKER.

While regularly trimming your locks is essential to maintain their bounce and shine, and avoid split ends, cutting your hair won’t technically increase your hair count. The reason why you might think you have thicker hair is because creating short layers is a great way to give your hair the appearance that it’s fuller. So if you’re trying to conceal thinning hair, talk to your hairdresser about trying out a layered inverted bob next time you step into the salon.

3. IF YOUR RELATIVES ARE LOSING HAIR, SO WILL YOU.

Genes often play a huge role when it comes to appearance and health. So if your mother still sports va-va-voom locks, then chances are you’ll be blessed with the same luck.

Unfortunately, the same can be said for the opposite. Hair loss is technically a medical condition so if thinning hair is a pattern in your family, then taking precautionary measures might be wise! Make sure your health is always at its peak and start integrating laser hair therapy with the Theradome into your weekly hair care routine.

4. WASHING YOUR HAIR TOO MUCH CAUSES HAIR LOSS

Yes, we’ve all seen the shower drain and wondered if it was clogged because our hair was falling out. The answer is no. Naturally, it’s always best to use hair products free of chemicals but shampooing frequently doesn’t make your hair fall out. The hairs you see in the drain are most likely the result of normal, every day shedding.

If your tresses are beginning to noticeably thin out, remember that using anti-dandruff and anti-fungal shampoo can decrease scalp inflammation and help thicken your locks to get their glamor back.

5. EATING HEALTHY CAN PREVENT HAIR LOSS.

This is a no-brainer, but if you don’t eat healthy, guess what – you won’t be healthy. Think of your hair as a thermometer for your overall health. Your tresses are literally on the chopping block if your body isn’t functioning at its best. Make sure your diet has plenty of fatty acids, protein, anti-oxidants, biotin, selenium, iron and zinc.

Additionally, research has shown that a Body Mass Index (BMI) that’s either too low or too high can also impact your health (and in consequence the quality of your locks). Exercise has plenty of health benefits, and now you can add “gorgeous hair!” at the top of the list.

Separate Fact From Fiction

Always remember what’s true and what’s not when it comes to hair loss: use the Theradome LH80 PRO to reverse and prevent hair loss, eat well, and you’ll soon be on your way to a beautiful, luxurious head of hair.

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Top 8 Benefits of Wearing a Laser Helmet

So you (think) you know what laser hair therapy is all about. Women and men who experience hair thinning can wear a laser helmet to essentially reverse hair loss. While this is very true, did you know there are many other ways you can benefit from laser hair therapy? Whether you’re interested in glamming up your hair, think that you could always use more hair, or styling your curls has become a bit of a battle, read on! Your Theradome laser helmet is on its way to the rescue!

1) Boost your hair count

Yes, that’s right – we’ll start with the most obvious and documented, laser hair therapy effect on hair! Have you stepped into a hair salon with a magazine picture, telling your hairdresser you wanted your hair to look the exact same way? Did he tell you your hair wasn’t thick enough? Say no more. Only after a few months of treatment, a laser hair therapy device, such as the Theradome, can boost your hair count by up to 38%! This means that for every 100 hairs on your head, you get 38 extra hair shafts!

2) Minimize your shedding

You’re familiar with the concept of shedding: you wake up in the morning and see hair on your pillow, you brush your hair and low and behold, there’s hair in your brush, and you find yourself cleaning out your shower drain once too many often.

While it’s perfectly normal to shed every day, and at certain times of the year (plus a hundred of other reasons, including hormone fluctuations), shedding can get pretty annoying – especially when trying out a new hairstyle or hairdo that requires you to have as much hair as possible. By wearing a Theradome laser helmet as little as twice a week, you’ll experience a lot less shedding in times ahead.

3) Make your locks more manageable

Styling your hair should never be a burden; whether you’re struggling with frizz, entangled curls or poor texture, guess what – women who consistently wear a Theradome laser helmet report having hair with great texture and improved overall better quality and condition. Included in this is better curl retention if you sport gorgeous waves or curls.

4) Strengthen your hair follicles

You read this right. Studies have also shown that laser hair therapy users end up with hair with reported “increased tensile strength”. Translation: your hair shafts will become much more stronger. If your hair has become fragile because of your styling habits, you can energize your follicles and strengthen them with love by wearing a Theradome laser helmet.

5) Boost up your volume

It makes sense that more hair is equal to a thicker mane. But did you know that clinical studies also report thicker hair shaft diameter as one of the many benefits of laser hair therapy? A thicker diameter is bound to amplify your hair’s volume and you won’t even need to use half a can of hair spray.

6) Make your hair grow faster

Laser hair therapy not only addresses any issues you might have with overall thinning, but it also rectifies any scalp problems like dandruff, oiliness or anything that is the result of inflammation, which is normally linked to hair loss. So keep your scalp healthy and your hair will follow – including its ability to grow at an even faster rate!

7) Prevent hair loss

The effects of laser hair therapy on the hair growth cycle are well documented: no need to become a dermatologist to understand that your normal hair growth consists of a growing phase (~90%) and a resting phase (~10%). What do you think would happen if more hair than 90% ended up in the growing phase? Yes, you’d have thicker hair and probably a bigger smile too! As it turns out, laser hair therapy (when administered with a scientifically engineered device such as the Theradome) is proven to shift hair follicles into the growing phase, so over time, new follicles form with a lifespan that’s designed to live happily ever after on your head…or at least for longer than before.

8) Reverse hair thinning

Last but not least: if you haven’t taken the necessary precautions regarding hair loss, you might already be struggling with overall thinning. If you’re unsure, you can refer to the Savin Scale, which measures degrees of hair loss in women or ask your dermatologist about which classification best describes you. If you are losing hair, then say no more. Laser hair therapy is proven to reverse the entire hair loss process by giving energy to miniaturized hair and boosting new hair growth.

Keep in mind that the Theradome is designed to work with most stages of hair loss but the earlier you start treating, the better the outcome. So time to arm yourself with a laser helmet and get your hair back!

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