Lasers - high-powered or not - are significant objects used for a variety of reasons. From military weapons to multimedia applications and even for the treatment of various forms of conditions, they are considered one of the most innovative and useful tools discovered by man.
Today, high-powered lasers are used to destroy hair follicles and remove unwanted hair, erase fine lines and wrinkles, get rid of birthmarks and sunspots, and to stitch up incisions in surgical operations.
On the other hand, low-powered lasers can be used to treat and prevent the onset of hair loss and hair thinning conditions. Although low-level laser hair loss treatment cannot treat extreme cases of hair loss like alopecia areata, studies show that at least in some cases of hair loss like androgenic alopecia or pattern baldness, this type of laser offers a serious method of preventing the further onset of the problem as well as encouraging healthier hair regrowth.
What is low-level laser hair loss treatment?
Laser therapy for hair loss makes use of low-intensity laser lights to rejuvenate dormant hair follicles and to stimulate the growth of healthier and stronger hair strands.
This ground-breaking treatment arouses cellular metabolism, rendering damaged cells to efficiently repair themselves. The methodology comes from the compressed beam rendered by the cold red part of the light spectrum that penetrates into the skin’s surface, stimulating the hair follicles’ mitochondria, thereby encouraging hair regrowth without causing damage to the tissues and cells.
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