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Laser Hair Therapy is a relatively new treatment for hair loss, and damaged hair in men and women. It has been shown to be effective with certain types of loss and is a welcome adjunct to one's hair care regimen.
It is completely safe, effective and easy.
Laser Hair Therapy involves bathing the scalp and hair follicles in cool laser light of a particular wavelength, at regular intervals so that the hair is strengthened and made healthier.
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A recent study published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology showed a 93% increase in hair among the respondents using the Laser in the study.
Another study showed that more than 90% of users achieve some positive benefits and results. In addition, more than 44% of users see noticeable benefits from use of the laser within the first 6 weeks. Another 45% see results within 6 to 12 weeks and rest see subtle improvements after 12 weeks.
A Laser received certification by the Canadian Government to claim and indicate that it strengthens hair, prevents hair loss and stimulates re-growth of hair in men and women.
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This therapy helps:
-Stop the progression of Hair Loss
-Improve the health of the scalp (eg. Psoriasis)
-Make hair color more vibrant & longer-lasting
-Repair thin, over processed hair
-Heal split ends
-Produce fuller, thicker Hair!
The principles of Low Level Laser Light Therapy or photo-biotherapy are as old as sunlight itself. But, harnessing and refining the light for therapeutic use is relatively new. Low level lasers are “soft” lasers, often referred to as “cold” lasers, and do not have the thermal-component to cut, burn, or vaporize issue. This makes these kinds of lasers quite safe.
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"Low Level Laser Therapy, or LLLT, is a miraculous healing tool." |
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Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) is based on the scientific principal of photo-biotherapy. Photo-biotherapy occurs when laser light is absorbed by cells stimulating cell metabolism and causing damaged cells to repair themselves. Photo-biochemical changes in cells can only be achieved with the correct amount of light energy, delivered at the appropriate wavelength. According to laser researcher, Dr. David G. Williams, “Low Level Laser Therapy, or LLLT, is a miraculous healing tool.” |
Hair Loss, Re-growth (Study #1)
The objective of this double blind study was to compare laser treatment with placebo laser (LED)5 for treatment of Hereditary Androgenetic Alopecia in young males. Abstract: A double-blind placebo-controlled study was carried out to evaluate at the effect of laser therapy by comparing a therapeutic laser (InGaAl, 670nm) and a placebo laser (LE). The duration of hair loss and degree of baldness, according to Hamilton Classification were recorded. A skin biopsy for histological examination was taken before and after treatment. In addition a photograph was taken of the patient at the same time. Hair shaft thickness was measured with hair stretch equipment where the hairs can be stretched on a graded scale from 0-10 with the normal value of hair shaft being 0.0.
Hamilton Classification Chart
The results were confirmed by histological examination. All patients with the exception of one in the laser treated group showed a complete cessation of hair loss. All patients except 3, showed a clear re-growth of hair with a reduction of at least one category in the Hamilton classification. Pre-treatment typically showed the dermis with large, relatively normal amounts of follicles. Most of them were in the telogen phase and did not show any real hair. Some of the follicles were widened with keratin taps at the follicle opening. Post-treatment showed the dermis with almost the same amount of hair follicles as pre-treatment, although a number of new follicles could be seen with clearly noticeable hair growth. 50% of the follicles were now in the anagen phase. A clearly visible re-growth of hair was found in post-treatment sample comparison. When comparing the histological findings, transformation into more anagenic hair follicles could be observed in 83% of the patients on laser treatment, but in not one of the placebo patients.
Out of 18 patients, 14 showed an increase in hair thickness, and all 18 showed improvement in general hair shaft quality. When measured with the hair stretcher, the results showed no improvement in the placebo group, or any adverse effects of the treatment. The present double-blind study definitely showed that re-growth of new hair can be achieved in most middle-aged and younger males, with typical male pattern baldness when the scalp is irradiated with a therapeutic laser for 15 minutes twice weekly for 5 weeks, with follow-up maintenance treatments.
Scalp Blood Flow (Study #2)
The objective of this study was to determine the effect of hair lasers on skin blood flow.
Abstract: The effect of hair lasers on skin blood flow were measured on three different devices to establish the effect of scalp blood flow. The hair lasers used were InGaAl, 670nm with 30 rotation diode lasers, an Italian manufactured laser (HeNe, 632.8nm) marketed as the Boston Laser, and containing a single laser transferring light via lenses to the patient, and a laser identical to Laser Hair Therapy 4000 in which the 30 diode lasers were replaced with (placebo) Light Emitting Diodes (LED).
Results
The differences in the laser systems are illustrated by the fact that the InGaAl, 670nm laser increased scalp blood flow rate by 54%. The HeNe laser, or Boston laser, had no effect, and the LED (placebo) decreased the blood flow rate by 36%. In addition, skin temperatures measured before and after the treatment showed little change.
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