The three W's of Laser Hair Growth

Who? – Find out more about this innovative treatment.

Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) aims to increase the circulation of blood to the hair follicle area to stimulate the all parts of the hair organ (nerves, muscles and growth centers of the hair follicle) to enhance or speed up the normal life and production cycle of the exposed hair follicles.

The increased blood flow and circulation in the scalp helps bring nutrients to the follicle, and removes harmful waste products such as DHT.

What? - Insight into what goes on before and during the procedure.

The laser hair treatment elevates blood flow in the area of the scalp and into the hair follicles themselves. Once the blood circulation in the hair follicles increases, added nutrition is then brought into the hair follicle and then stimulates growth within it. In other words, with the utilization of the laser hair loss treatment, nutrients are then transported to the area of the scalp and then nourish the hair follicle.

We recommend a series of treatments for best results. You will start with 5 consecutive treatments during the 1st week, followed by three sessions per week on alternate days in the next 2-6 weeks. You would continue treatments twice a week for the following 7th to 12th week depending on the severity of the condition. Treatments last approximately 20 to 30 minutes.

Where? – What problem areas and afflictions does it treat?

LLLT Hair Growth increases scalp blood flow and follicle microcirculation by 20%-30%, increasing nutrient supply to enhance hair growth accelerating hair growth.

It has been known to reduce excess levels of skin 5-alpha reductase and dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the hormones that contri bute to genetic thinning, normalize sebum production in the scalp, reduce pore clogging for hair to grow through easily and reduces tight, tender scalp.

FYI – For Your Information

Clinical studies of Laser Bio-Stimulation have shown the following results:

• 100% of men had stabilization of hair loss in the frontal and vertex areas (top of the head)
• 84.6% of men had hair regrowth (11% or more from the baseline) in the frontal area
• 82.8% of men had hair regrowth (11% or more from the baseline) in the vertex area
• 87.5% of women had stabilization of hair loss in the frontal area
• 100% of women had stabilization of hair loss in the vertex area
• 75% of women had hair regrowth (11% or more from baseline) in the frontal area