What is Low Level Diode Hair Growth Treatment?
Low Level Diode Hair Growth Treatment, also called Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) Also known. Laser hair treatment is a non-invasive procedure designed to stimulate hair follicles and increase blood flow to them. It promotes hair regrowth in people with scalp and hair loss or thinning. This treatment involves using a low-power laser or comb to deliver energy to the scalp, stimulating cell activity and promoting hair growth.
How is Low Level Diode Hair Growth Treatment Performed at Nuleaf Clinic
Diode laser hair treatment at Nuleaf begins with a consultation with our dermatologists to evaluate the patient’s hair, hair loss patterns, scalp health and treatment goals. During the procedure, a low-intensity laser device is passed through the scalp to provide focused energy to the hair follicles. The treatment is painless and usually takes 20-30 minutes to complete. Patients usually receive treatment for several weeks to months to achieve good results.
Benefits of Low Level Diode Hair Growth Treatment
– Stimulates hair follicles and promotes hair regrowth
– Increases blood flow to the scalp
– Improves overall scalp health and hair density
– Non-invasive Sex, no downtime
The time it takes to get results from Diode Hair Reduction Treatment varies depending on individual factors such as hair loss, incidence, and treatment frequency. Some patients will begin to see improvements in hair density and thickness within a few months of starting treatment, and the improvements will continue over time.
Low level diode hair extension treatment is generally safe, causing no pain or discomfort during operation. The patient may feel a slight pain on the scalp, but it is not painful.
The most common side effects of diode laser hair removal treatment are rare and usually minor. Redness or itching may be felt on the scalp, which usually resolves on its own within a few hours. Serious side effects are rare when treated by a qualified dermatologist.
The frequency of diode laser hair removal treatment depends on the person’s specific needs and treatment plan. Most patients receive treatment 2-3 times a week, followed by a treatment every few sessions.