Oxygen laser light therapy, also known as low-level laser therapy, is a comfortable and cost-effective treatment for hair loss offered at Max Hair Clinic. Unlike other hair loss treatments, this procedure is minimally invasive and painless.
This therapy utilizes low-level lasers, which emit restorative red light and near-infrared light. These lasers, referred to as diodes, are composed of high-power LEDs and are placed close to the client's head. It's important to note that the diodes emit light without generating heat, eliminating the risk of skin burning.
Oxygen laser therapy can be used to stimulate hair growth in both men and women who are experiencing moderate hair loss on a diffuse scale. This includes individuals with pattern baldness, receding hairlines, bald spots, or thinning hair. By directing the laser beams towards the scalp, blood flow to the area is enhanced. This increase in blood flow ensures a higher level of nutrients and oxygen being delivered to the hair roots, promoting growth.
Furthermore, the light emitted during the therapy encourages scalp cells to produce a chemical called triphosphate (ATP). ATP then converts into adenosine monophosphate (AMP) within the hair follicle. AMP stimulates metabolic processes that release energy, providing the necessary fuel for hair growth. Consequently, a new growth phase is initiated, resulting in thicker and fuller hair.
Conclusion
Oxygen laser treatments at Max Hair Clinic are suitable for both men and women with pattern baldness or partial hair loss. However, individuals taking medications or using products that are photosensitizing may not be suitable candidates for laser light therapy.
For optimal results, a recommended treatment plan involves 32 to 36 sessions of laser therapy, scheduled fortnightly. This consistent approach ensures the best chance of achieving desired outcomes.
