Read our recent case study about combination therapy treatments for female hair loss in Westchester, NY Medi Tresse location.
Red and near-infrared laser light, like that used for low-level laser therapy (LLLT). Medi Tresse can perform this non-surgical procedure that addresses female hair loss by stimulating follicle growth and encouraging healthier hair growth.
Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) provides a safe, comfortable treatment option to restore thinning hair and address visible hair loss. We can safely use these lasers to promote hair restoration. This applies to patients with Androgenic Alopecia (Female Pattern Hair Loss), Traction Alopecia, Scarring Alopecia, and Telogen Effluvium.
LLLT has been evaluated in a number of studies, and is safe and effective at treating hair loss in both men and women. The research has also shown patients enjoyed thicker, healthier hair growth and more numerous hair shafts.
LLLT uses cold-beam lasers. These forms of lasers are not capable of burning skin, making prolonged use safe for patients. Laser therapy has been used in medical care for more than 50 years. Changes in technology made this laser treatment effective for treating hair loss. Furthermore, LLLT has been cleared by the FDA for fighting female hair loss.
Your first appointment at Medi Tresse is a medical consultation. You will meet with a medical professional who is completely knowledgeable about the causes of female hair loss and all the scientifically proven treatments available. During the consultation, the medical staff will determine if LLLT Therapy is an appropriate treatment option for you.
At Medi Tresse, we have evaluated many of the LLLT devices available for the treatment of female hair loss. During your consultation, we will determine which device would be best for you.
If you would like to see if Low-Level Laser Therapy is best for you, book an initial consultation at a Medi Tresse location closest to you:
Read our recent case study about combination therapy treatments for female hair loss in Westchester, NY Medi Tresse location.
Many people wonder if there may be LLLT side effects when experiencing female hair loss. Read our blog post to find out more about LLLT.
Laura was a new patient to our Medi Tresse office. She was concerned about her gradual hair loss that she had been experiencing on her frontal hairline and crown.
