Theradome® launches EVO LH40 hair restoration device

Theradome® has introduced the EVO LH40 Laser Helmet device, which contains 40 cool lasers, which flood coherent light across the scalp, ensuring that all affected areas of the scalp are treated simultaneously.

The laser light penetrates the scalp at 3-5 mm which is the optimum depth required, in order to stimulate the base of the hair follicles and promote hair regrowth. 

Laser phototherapy has been used in hair loss clinics for decades. It works by flooding the scalp with light at a specific wavelength and power to increase blood circulation, nutrients and oxygen to the hair follicle. The new Theradome® EVO LH40 is a cordless and portable equivalent of a clinical Laser Phototherapy Machine that people can use in the comfort of their own home. 

It features a one-touch button function, accompanied by a user-friendly guided voice command function and has a USB charging port that allows the battery to be charged whilst it is dormant and can be used hands-free. 

The lasers penetrate the hair shaft to repair the damaged tissue that can lead to hair loss, it reawakens dormant hair follicles and makes existing follicles bigger, to stop hair falling out. 

For optimum results Theradome® EVO LH40 Laser Helmet should be worn for 20 minutes, four times a week. 

Trichologist Sally-Ann Tarver said, “I am thrilled that we are able to offer a new hair treatment device to UK hair loss sufferers. I see many people in my clinic who are devastated by their experience of hair loss. Theradome® has been clinically engineered specifically to promote hair regrowth. What makes the NEW Theradome® EVO LH40 unique is that the helmet device covers the entire scalp region in just one simple treatment session.”

Theradome® was founded by Tamin Hamid, a former NASA Biomedical Engineer and Scientist, who himself suffered from thinning hair and is FDA cleared for the treatment of thinning hair in both men and women.