Laser Hair Enhancement

What is Laser Hair Enhancement?

Laser Hair Enhancement

Laser Hair Enhancement (also known as: Low Level Laser Therapy) uses a non thermal, low level laser light, that is applied to the scalp and hair. This enhances the appearance of the hair creating a fuller thicker looking head of hair. This low level laser is safe, noninvasive and has had no known side effects in over 30 years of use around the world.




How often?



Each laser session lasts for 30 minutes and is given twice a week. You can read and relax during your laser session. Since there is nothing applied to the hair or scalp, you can get back to your routine without needing to restyle your hair.



Does it work for everyone?



Laser Hair Enhancement is successful for many men and women, however Individual results will vary. A simple hair and scalp evaluation can assist in determining the likelihood of success of the service.



What is a cosmetic laser?



A cosmetic laser has Class 3a (650nM / 5mw) laser diodes. Cosmetic lasers can address their effect on the appearance and feel of the hair.

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Differences Between a Dermatologist and Trichologist

Have you considered consulting with a professional about your scalp disorder or hair loss? If so, do you know the difference between a Dermatologist and a Trichologist?


The difference between a Dermatologist and a Trichologist is that a Dermatologist specializeds in skin disorders while a Trichologist specializes in several forms of alopecia and scalp disorders. A Trichologist also networks with Medical Doctors, Internal Medicine Doctors, Endocrinologists, Neurologists, Psychologists, Nutritionists, Naturopathic Doctors, Dermatologists, Cosmetologists and Barbers.

There are some systemic conditions that require other medical treatments and/or therapy, combined with alopecia and scalp disorder treatments. A few important comparisons are listed below:

DERMATOLOGIST

• Listens to client for signs and symptoms, may not examine the scalp thoroughly
• May give steroid injections to scalp
• May suggest a biopsy
• May write a prescription
• Usally informs patient to stop all chemical processes

TRICHOLOGIST

• Will obtain the history of the alopecia and scalp disorder
• Analyzes signs and symptoms
• Looks for scalp lesions and pimples
• Looks for erythematic and inflammation
• Looks for scaly scalp disorders
• Looks for alopecia and/or damaged hair follicles
• Will use microscopes to analyze scalp health and hair bulb
• Will evaluate nutritional deficiencies associated with disorder

There are currently over 30 million Americans who suffer from some scalp disorders or alopecia (hair loss) condition. When you are affected with alopecia or a scalp disorder condition, seek the expertise of a Trichologist; who takes an integrative approach to resolving disorders.
For more information contact: Stephanie Anderson, Trichologist/Natural Health Professional of Trinity Lace Wigs at sanderson@trinitylacewigs.com