Healthy Hair Starts with Healthy Scalp

Posted on 25/08/2023

Both men and women experience hair loss, or at least hair thinning, at some stage in their lives and it can be very distressing. Many factors contribute to the cause of hair loss such as, hormonal imbalances, nutritional deficiencies and auto-immune responses, all of which can be difficult to treat.

Most commonly, due to hormones and genetic factors, men will experience up to 85% hair loss by the age of 50. Whereas, only 40% of women will experience some form of hair loss or hair thinning thanks to having higher oestrogen levels, a hormone which helps to preserve hair follicles.

So how does LED Phototherapy help with hair loss and does it actually work?

With the power of light therapy, cells are stimulated to improve blood circulation which provides essential nutrients to the hair follicle. LED phototherapy, when used in conjunction with other treatments, contributes by speeding up the process to achieve faster and longer lasting results whilst preventing future hair loss.

By using LED Phototherapy you can target:

• receding hairlines
• widening partings
• thinning hair
• hair loss

Here at Cheltenham Reflexology and Massage, we have invested in the world’s most revolutionised LED phototherapy device, the Dermalux Triwave MD, developed here in the UK. Dermalux have been at the forefront of medical device technologies and have revolutionised LED phototherapy technology by developing the ultimate medically certified and FDA approved LED device for skincare specialists across the global market. Read more about it here

Similar at-home products currently on the market have shown positive results – have a look at these genuine results posted by Current Body:

If you have any form of hair loss concerns then we would always firstly recommend discussing your concerns with your doctor, but if you would like to hear more about how LED phototherapy can help you please feel free to contact us directly  on  01242 255440 or email us enquiries@reflexologyandmassage.co.uk