Turn back the clock on thinning hair
with Laser Hair Therapy!

What is Laser Hair Enhancement?

Laser Hair Enhancement (also known as: Low Level Laser Therapy) uses a non thermal, low level laser light, that is applied to the scalp and hair. This enhances the appearance of the hair creating a fuller thicker looking head of hair. This low level laser is safe, non-invasive and has had no known side effects in over 30 years of use around the world.

Actual Client ~ 5 Weeks Progress

Is it safe?

Yes! Low Level Laser Enhancement devices use Class 3a (650nM / 5mw) laser diodes. This is the same classification as a common laser pointer. Our lasers* comply with all governmental regulatory standards for safety.

Is it expensive?

Our clients pay per month, rather than paying per visit. Our Laser Hair Enhancement service is affordable. We will design a custom program for your specific needs.

Why come to a salon?

While hand held devices are available, they are slow and cumbersome to use. A professional standard, cosmetic laser is designed to cover the entire scalp area during the session which is more practical and comfortable for you. (Professional lasers are equipped with at least 50 laser diodes.) Your Progress is monitored.

"Unlike the five to nine beams emitted by the handheld laser system, which the user had to slowly and systematically move over their scalp, this one emits 56 beams from a hood. Since the intensity of each beam is similar to a laser pointer, this allows it to cover the entire scalp safely without requiring motors to reposition the lasers. Enough direct or refracted light reaches adequate scalp coverage with just the natural fidget movement of the client’s head. This light is precisely tuned to a frequency that stimulates cells."

By James Giddings Ohio Stylist Magazine

How long and how often?

Each laser session lasts for 30 minutes, and is given twice a week.

Does it work for everyone?

Laser Hair Enhancement is successful for many men and women, however Individual results will vary. A simple hair and scalp evaluation can assist in determining the likelihood of success of the treatment.