Laser Treatment At Home? |
Cellular metabolism can be increased and laser therapy was devised to exploit this fact. The cells within the scalp follicles can benefit from regular laser treatment resulting in an improvement in the quality of hair growth.
Hair loss laser treatment is better known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT) and has been available through hair clinics for many years.
These employ large laser devices which require patients to travel to the clinic as many as fifty times for a full course of treatment! This can obviously become very inconvenient and expensive.
But, new products now mean that hair loss laser treatment can take place in the comfort of your own home. Two of these are detailed below to help you compare products and see if this type of treatment is the right choice for you.
HairMax LaserComb
This product was developed in the year 2000. Its aim is to reverse the appearance of very thin hair back into a healthy state through the regular use of a small hand-held device that employs the scientific principle of photo-biostimulation.
Here are the details:
- Very good customer satisfaction - over 90% of users are satisfied with the results they achieve within 5 months of treatment. Thousands of men and women of all ages have already achieved exciting and impressive results worldwide. This form of hair loss laser treatment will produce thicker, healthier looking hair.
- Easy and convenient to use – Light in weight (hold it like a brush) and use it in your own home (no more travelling to clinics). Simply brush through the hair and over the scalp for 15 minutes, three times a week for best results.
- Certified as completely safe – there are no side effects.
- It costs around US$700 (that’s about £350) - this is a fraction of the ongoing costs charged by hair clinics. It has a money back guarantee and should last for at least 10 years.
- It includes a universal power transformer and worldwide delivery is available.
Sagara Hair Laser
Sagara was formed in 2004 and have developed a hand held device to thicken existing hair and improve its growth.
Like the HairMax LaserComb, the Sagara Hair Laser uses LLLT, but it also has LEDT (light emitting diode therapy) and Urethane Stimulation Bars.
LEDT is a type of phototherapy that involves a non-coherent low power monochromatic light being applied to the scalp. Clear as mud? Basically, what this means is that blood circulation is improved, and the hair follicles stimulated. (The LEDT and urethane bars may make the treated area feel slightly warmer than usual during treatment).
Here’s what you need to know:
- It’s a lightweight device, rechargeable, portable and gives no vibration or discomfort. Treatment takes 10 minutes per day.
- It’s suitable for anyone, male or females over the age of 12 years.
- The high quality laser beam is positioned within the device to allow treatment close to the scalp without energy loss. (Other laser units use reflective agents which will disperse the laser and so cause some loss of energy).
- Results will vary from one person to another, but most people notice improvements within a few weeks. This type of hair loss laser treatment can be used alongside other products such as minoxidil to improve the results you achieve.
- It has been certified as safe, and also qualifies for use as a medical device. (The only precaution is to avoid looking directly into the laser beam). This type of hair loss laser treatment uses the same low-level lasers that have been used in Europe for over 30 years - the lasers used will give many benefits to living cells with no side effects. It costs around US$750 (that’s about £380) and includes a money back guarantee. Over 40,000 have been sold.
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