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Can lasers help to combat hair loss? 

Tamim Hamid comes from a long line of medicine, but chose to enter the engineering world. However, he still had the instinct to want to help people.

Tamim was a NASA engineer, who invented a laser to measure thermoprotection of the shuttles outer shell upon re-entry to the Earth.

Lasers were invented in the 60's, and he learned about them in school in the 80's.

He then invented a new laser in silicon valley. He found a study on lasers & hair growth, which was recorded in 1965 and tested on mice, which showed that a certain frequency could stimulate hair to grow.

Lasers work differently depending on the setting and the frequency. Laser light can stimulate human tissue, specifically hair follicles, and it triggers the mitochondria in the bulge of the hair root. This can extend the anagen phase and stimulate growth in the papilla, along with strengthening the arrector pili muscle.

Tamim has now invented the Theradome helmet, which he says is the only FDA approved device in the world that can stop hair loss.

https://www.theradomeforhairloss.co.uk/product/theradome-lh80-pro/ref/123/

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