Laser capillary biostimulation to prevent hair loss

The capillary biostimulation is a novel technique that uses a concentrated beam of low-frequency laser light to stimulate and prevent hair loss.

Recent studies in Europe and the United States suggest that low-intensity laser helps in the stimulation of blood flow and improves lymphatic circulation to the hair root. This significantly enriches the conditions of the scalp and reduces inflammation of hair follicles. Moreover, better blood flow provides more nutrients to the hair cells and promotes protein synthesis.

Advantages of capillary biostimulation

During a session at the clinic, the hair surgeon works on the patient’s head while they are seated comfortably. The helmet slowly turns on, gradually activates the set of phototherapy lasers, and begins to operate at full power. During the capillary biostimulation treatment, the person receiving it does not feel any discomfort or unease. They might notice a slight tingling or some warmth on the top of the head, but no pain or discomfort.

Another advantage of capillary biostimulation is the duration of the sessions. Each session lasts between 15 and 30 minutes, making it easy to integrate the treatment into daily life.

The frequency and total number of sessions depend on the patient’s hair condition. After analysis, the doctor will recommend a visit routine to achieve the best results.

Benefits and results of the laser

According to recent studies, results are visible after 6 months. While this might initially seem like a long time, it’s relatively short compared to the average duration of treatments to prevent hair loss. Most treatments require from 6 months to a year to verify their effectiveness. It’s important to consider that hair grows at a rate of 1 centimeter per month, not accounting for the time it takes for hair to begin growing inside the follicle, synthesizing the necessary substances, proteins, and sugars. So these timelines are not surprising, even if they might seem prolonged in other aesthetic medicine sectors.

When it comes to growing hair or ** preventing hair loss **, patience is essential.

Considering that all hair treatments are measured in relatively long periods, the response time of alopecia with laser capillary biostimulation is within the average.

The benefits assured with this type of treatment are:

Preventing hair loss is possible

The machine used to stimulate growth and improve scalp conditions contains 107 low-intensity lasers. All of them are distributed in a helmet that uniformly covers the extent of the galea aponeurotica and work simultaneously.

The purpose of the capillary biostimulation robot is to prevent hair loss. It stimulates the large mass of blood vessels under the scalp – the galea aponeurotica – resulting in improved conditions for each hair follicle. If blood flow moves through all the tissue supporting the creation and subsequent growth of hair, then we can say that capillary health is strengthened.

The red spectrum lasers penetrate deeply into the patient’s scalp. Their distribution across the entire length and width of the robot helmet ensures that the benefits of capillary biostimulation are provided equally to the entire scalp.

It should be noted that these types of lasers do not damage the skin or cause wounds on the head. Their therapeutic energy acts directly on the cells, activating the repair process of the hair follicles that support the hair root.

h2>Am I a Good Candidate?

It’s true that almost everyone can receive photocapillary therapy to reap its benefits, but there are individual situations that make the treatment to prevent hair loss with capillary biostimulation more optimal and more likely to achieve results.
Cases where the use is recommended:

• Men and women with early-stage alopecia and early hair loss.
• People who have received other types of treatments for baldness: hair transplants, Propecia, hair grafts, etc.
• Patients (men and women with alopecia) who are not good candidates for a hair transplant.
• People who have previously undergone chemotherapy and wish to accelerate hair regeneration.
• Some cases of childhood alopecia.