Helmets help grow hair

About one and a half billion people in the world are bald. This made a California company decided to invent a hat that stimulated hair growth.

The Theradome hat helps new hair grow healthy, double the size of existing hair follicles and can even prevent hair loss.

Theradome helmet is the brainchild of the scientist Nasa Tamim Hamid, who is also the CEO of Theradome.

He wants to find ways to prevent his hair loss at age 32 without using medication. So he invented a helmet that helped grow Theradome's hair .

The Theradome hat helps new hair grow healthy, double the size of existing hair follicles and can even prevent hair loss.

Theradome uses lasers to treat hair problems. It is known that laser light therapy has been proven to improve hair health. However, cold laser treatment can only be done at a specialist clinic.

However, Theradome allows people to use this advanced technology at home. And laser light has almost no heat but it allows the maximum amount of light required.

The hat can release 80 lasers, so that the light can reach 582cm ² of the 720cm ² square area of ​​the average scalp.

Users only need to wear it on their head, leave it on for 20 minutes, and use it twice a week.

During the first 18 to 24 weeks of use, Theradome caps are designed to reverse the contraction of hair follicles to prevent hair loss.

The company said: 'Users can feel their hair is cleaner, healthier, the amount of secretion is significantly reduced and will see less hair loss'.

After 28 weeks of regular use, the hat helps increase blood flow to the scalp and hair follicles, stimulates blood circulation and improves the metabolism of cells, reducing the effects of blocking enzymes. block protein, promote hair growth faster and thicker.

After 52 weeks of use, users will notice that the hair on the top of the head has gradually recovered. And after 100 weeks, the hair will be completely thick and full.

Hamid explained, this Theradome laser helmet can be used in conjunction with other hair restoration treatments and after chemotherapy.

Dr. Bessam Farjo, Trichologists Institute Medical Director, said: 'It's great to see businesses focus a lot of resources on the development of this technology, but more scientific research is needed. learn about this technology to clarify the true results of the technology. '