Low Level Laser Therapy

The Scientific Mechanism of Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) Low-Level Laser Therapy operates by delivering brief bursts of light energy to the hair follicles. Within these brief bursts of light, photons are emitted, capable of penetrating the skin without raising its temperature. These photons then stimulate the red blood cells, setting in motion enhanced nutrient generation and increased oxygen retention within the targeted area.

Low-Level Laser Therapy serves a multifaceted purpose, not only promoting hair regrowth but also proving effective in the treatment of minor injuries and rejuvenation of the skin.

While Low-Level Laser Therapy is accessible to anyone, to achieve the most favorable outcomes, it is advisable to meet the following criteria:

• Hair loss duration should not exceed 5 years.
• Bald patches should not span more than 4 inches across the scalp.
• The cause of hair loss should not be genetic.
• The individual should not be simultaneously undergoing other hair growth treatments.
• The person should not be undergoing chemotherapy or any comparable medical procedure that results in hair loss.
• Hair loss should not be a consequence of post-partum symptoms.

The typical treatment regimen consists of 2-3 sessions per week, each lasting 20 minutes, for an average of 6 weeks. Subsequently, it transitions to one session per week for the next 3-5 months, tailored to the individual's specific needs.

After undergoing the treatment, you can anticipate the following outcomes:

• An increase in hair density and improved hair texture.
• Slowing down or cessation of hair loss.
• Accelerated hair re-growth.
• Reduced or complete cessation of scalp dryness or irritation.
• Enhanced results from hair care treatments, such as hair spas and henna application, due to hair cuticle closure.

You can typically expect to see visible results by the second or third month following the initiation of the treatment.