FAQ

After repeated sessions of therapy, laser causes selective death of hair follicles, resulting in long-term hair reduction. Lasers do not permanently remove hair after a single session. For considerable hair removal, several treatments (between 6 and 10) are required. This is because lasers target the melanin found in hair. Because only developing hairs contain melanin, only growing hairs are damaged. Because resting hairs reach the growth stage after 3-4 weeks, laser treatment must be repeated 4-6 weeks later to eradicate the second generation of hair. When the long-term and recurring costs of other treatments are considered in, laser hair removal is really more cost efficient. Maintenance sessions can be scheduled every 6 months to a year. Dermatologists have the requisite knowledgeo carry out the treatment and treat the underlying cause of excessive hair growth. Each quick and painless LHR treatment allows you to resume your daily activities with ease.

The hair growth cycle is a continual cyclic pattern of growth and rest. 90% of the hair is in the growth stage. If you are losing more than 100 hairs each day, your hair loss may be abnormal. This may result in widespread hair thinning. Genetics, nutrition, age, stress, sickness, drugs, and lifestyle all have an impact. Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a concentrated blood plasma that has growth factors and other bioactive proteins that help with hair development. Mesotherapy is a very effective and painless method of reducing hair loss. According to clinical investigations, the chances of regrowth with mesohair mesotherapy are 60%. You might expect fresh hair growth and increased hair density. Both men and women can benefit from the procedure. The number of sessions required is determined on the extend of the hair loss. Hair growth begins in one month and reaches its peak in one year.