Laser Hair Therapy

Benefits of low level laser therapy

  • Fuller, thicker, shinier, and healthier hair with fewer hair loss treatments.
  • All natural hair therapy that is completely safe and produces zero side effects.
  • Flexibility and comfort – the low-level laser therapy brush is portable so you can use it any time, any place.
  • Greater confidence and a better appearance with a device that combats all of the reasons for hair loss, including male pattern baldness, hormonal imbalances, diet and stress.
  • The benefits of the latest technology in hair care therapy at an affordable price.

What is Low Level Laser Therapy?

“Low Level Laser Therapy is by far the most advanced and promising non-surgical hair loss treatment available today for men and women.”

Dr. Bradley Kurgis, DO, world renowned hair restoration expert and diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery.

Low Level Laser Therapy technology became relatively prominent in the United States in the early 2000s and is now certifiably main stream. It is a safe, non-invasive treatment for men and women experiencing hair loss. Low Level Laser therapy technology harnesses light energy and emits it from a laser diode that penetrates the scalp and invigorates the cells that deliver nutrients and oxygen to hair follicles. By stimulating cell metabolism and reducing the harmful effects of dihydrotesterone (DHT), the laser light has been found to help new hair growth, making the technology one of the most sought after hair loss solutions throughout the world.

The scientific term for the process is called “photobiostimulation” (PBS). The four distinct effects of PBS are an increase in ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) and protein synthesis, improved cell proliferation, a change in cell membrane permeability, and increased blood circulation due to the dilation effect of the Low Level Laser therapy on capillaries.

The FDA has classified Low Level Laser Therapy technology as a non-significant risk device in accordance with laser product safety standards and in 2007, a 5-diode laser device was cleared by the FDA for the use of treating specific classifications of androgenetic alopecia. Use of the device produces no pain or documented side effects.

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