Evolution Laser Hair Therapy Programs

Laser Hair Therapy Explained

Laser hair therapy is the use of low-level laser treatment in pursuit of restoring healthy hair and scalp.

Low-level laser therapy has been used for nearly 20 years for hair growth purposes in a multitude of forms. In 2007, laser hair growth therapy was finally recognized by the FDA as an effective method of thickening hair due to male and female pattern hair loss. Most mainstream laser devices today are FDA cleared for effectiveness and are regulated as an over-the-counter medical device.

Today laser hair growth treatment is usually recognized in two forms:

• clinical laser hair therapy
• at home laser hair therapy treatment.

Clinical Laser Hair Therapy:

Clinical laser hair therapy has been used since the year 2000 for patients looking to regrow hair under supervision in a clinical setting. At Evolution Hair Loss Institute we offer a Clinical Laser Hair Therapy program that has proven its effectiveness since 2002. The clinical program typically lasts for 9-12 months, including twice weekly laser sessions and a scalp evaluation every 3 months. Additionally, a Certified Trichologist will make recommendations on what products to use for maximum progress and will personally oversee your program. Learn more

At Home Laser Hair Therapy:

At home laser therapy programs normally vary by the different devices that are available. At home treatment can be very effective when using the correct device for your hair loss situation and the correct product to block the underlying reason for your hair loss.

At Evolution, we offer two different FDA cleared devices, the iGrow Laser and LC Pro LaserCap, to achieve excellent results when used in conjunction with our Advanced Trichology Products. Learn more

It is recommended to have a free phone consultation with one of our Certified Trichologists to find the best products for the best results. We specialize in the most effective at home laser therapy available and maintain outpatient clients all over the world.