Low Level Laser Therapy
Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), also referred to as Low-Level Light Therapy or Photobiomodulation (PBM), is a form of low-intensity light therapy. Unlike high-intensity lasers, the impact of LLLT is photochemical rather than thermal. In this therapy, light induces biochemical changes within cells, drawing a parallel to the photosynthesis process in plants. Similar to how photons are absorbed by cellular photoreceptors in plants, light in LLLT is absorbed by cells, triggering beneficial chemical changes. This non-thermal approach distinguishes LLLT, making it a method where the application of light leads to photochemical reactions within cells rather than generating heat.
How Does Laser Light Therapy Work ?
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) stands as a non-invasive solution for individuals grappling with hair loss, aiming to stimulate hair regrowth. This method homes in on hair follicles, employing a specific wavelength of light with the distinctive capacity to be absorbed by the molecules within these follicles.
By tapping into this light energy, LLLT works to transition hair follicles into the growth phase. This shift stimulates the regenerative process, fostering the production of thicker and fuller-looking hair shafts.
