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The Science of Low Level Laser Light Therapy
In
1964, Professor Andre Mester began
experimenting with the use of low-power
laser energy in Budapest, Hungary.
In his experiments with wound treatment on
mice, he noticed rapid healing due to
microcirculation of blood supply. This
healing was also obvious in Laser Hair
Rejuvenation treatment of diabetic patients
suffering with dystrophic sores.
This theory through its evolution has since
been refined and is widely becoming one of
the most popular non-invasive hair loss
treatments.
Until very recently, the use of low level
laser treatment has been relatively
underutilized in North America. Today,
however, there is increasing awareness and
acceptance of low level laser therapy.
What is Low Level Laser Light?
Low level laser light is compressed light of
a wavelength from the cold, red part of the
spectrum of electromagnetic radiation. It is
different from natural light in that it is
one precise color; it is coherent (it
travels in a straight line), monochromatic
(a single wavelength) and columnated (it
concentrates its beam in a defined location
or spot).
High Power vs. Low Level Lasers
There are two types of lasers: high power
and low power. High power lasers are used to
cut through tissue and give off heat. Low
level laser on the other hand does not give
off heat and uses photo energy.
For
many years, leading hair restoration clinics
and salons around the world have been using
‘cold-beam’ laser technology for individuals
suffering from problem hair conditions. The
Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) works by
increasing blood flow to the scalp and hair
follicles, encouraging hair volume and
healthier looking hair.
"Will I benefit from Laser Hair Therapy?"
Both men and women experiencing early stages
of hair loss (Norwood 1-3), may benefit from
and see results from low level laser hair
therapy.
Laser hair therapy has also been shown to be
especially effective in many men and women
when used in combination with a hair loss
control program such as
Transitions dhtSENSOR hair loss prevention
and control program.
Is Low Level Laser Hair Therapy Safe?
Yes. The type of laser light used in low
level laser therapy (LLLT) meets all
international safety standards and
legislative specifications of a
“non-significant risk” product, and is
classified as a Class IIIA cosmetic laser.
How Soon Can I Expect to See Results?
The appearance of reduction of hair loss
usually occurs after five to six treatments.
Some patients and clients have also
indicated that they have also experienced
hair growth after 10-12 treatments.
Schedule a complimentary Hair Loss Evaluation
It's easy to get expert advice and
answers to your particular hair loss
questions and concerns.
At Transitions hair restoration centers, we
offer complimentary private, confidential
consultations to help you determine which
customized treatment option is best for your
individual situation. Take the first step
to a new you and schedule your complimentary hair
loss evaluation.
If you are experiencing the devastating
effects of hair loss and would like to learn
more about the latest treatment options that
are available to you, please
request a
complimentary, private, confidential
consultation with a trained Transitions
professional hair restoration specialist.
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