Treating Alopecia with Laser Therapy

Alopecia areata, also known as spot baldness, is a condition in which hair is lost from some or all areas of the body. Often, it results in a few bald spots on the scalp, each about the size of a coin.

Your immune system surrounds and attacks your hair follicles when you have alopecia areata (the part of your body that makes hair). When a hair follicle is attacked, the connected hair falls out.

Your immune system will target more hair follicles, resulting in increased hair loss.

It’s crucial to note that, while this attack results in hair loss, the hair follicles are rarely destroyed. This means that you can regenerate your hair. It’s more likely that your hair will recover on its own if you have less hair loss.

Alopecia Symptoms can be the following :

• Small bald patches on your scalp or other parts of your body.

• Patches may get larger and grow together into a bald spot.

• Hair grows back in one spot and falls out in another.

• You lose a lot of hair over a short time.

• More hair loss in cold weather.

• Fingernails and toenails become red, brittle, and pitted.

Unfortunately, alopecia cannot be reversed; however, hair can be regrown. Fortunately, low-level laser therapy is currently being investigated as a safe form of light/heat treatment for a range of health conditions. It has consistently shown positive outcomes in the therapy of this condition.

It is indeed being used to treat androgenetic alopecia, or pattern baldness, which is a genetic kind of hair loss that affects both men and women.

However, the quality of the laser machine used for such a therapy should be carefully addressed because it has a direct impact on and even improves recovery possibilities.

The Physiotherapy Diode Laser System comes to mind in this regard. SIFLASER-1.41 has often been the first option of doctors due to its excellent efficacy in treating such conditions.

The treatment procedure goes as follows: hair follicles absorb low-level 10W laser light at a specific intensity, which stimulates hair growth.

Laser Therapy, unlike many other therapies that mask pain or just address the symptoms of sickness, targets the underlying ailment or pathology to encourage recovery. This indicates that alopecia therapy is effective and that the advantages of Laser Therapy are long-term.

Alopecia areata is not a life-threatening condition that causes physical discomfort. Hair loss, on the other hand, can have serious psychosocial consequences. Fortunately, laser therapy has been designed to provide precise therapeutic services for this particular problem. As a result, as long as SIFLASER-1.41 is present, alopecia patients can feel comfortable and less sensitive and anxious.

Reference: Alopecia areata

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