Hair Restoration with Photobiomodulation
Updated: Sep 8

Noticeable Hairloss?
Are you or someone you love experiencing hair loss or thinning? Is it creating a noticable thinning or patching where hair should be? Have you looked into the expensive and invasive hair growth surgeries and figured its not for you? Are you starting to wonder if there's something natural but effective you can do so you can feel more confident again?
Thankfully, natural hair growth is possible and we have the technology to prove it!
Photobiomodulation = Red Light Therapy
This big word has big results that are helping many hair loss victims. Photobiomodulation, is the fancy name for red light therapy and it is being used to mitigate hair loss, and actively stimulate hair regrowth, naturally.

Red light therapy has been found effective in treating hair loss by increasing blood flow to the scalp and stimulating the metabolism in hair follicles.
It is thought to work by increasing the production of mitochondria, your cells' energy sources. In turn, potentially assisting the hair cells to reproduce at a greater rate and encouraging a healthy enviroment, which may improve cell function and repair.
Red light therapy has many names and is also sometimes called low-level laser therapy, low-power laser therapy, low-power laser, or, as we mentioned, photobiomodulation.
Other Uses for Red Light Therapy
Research on the benefits of red light therapy is ongoing, some evidence proves that it may be useful for several health and beauty concerns, including:
Alopecia
Pain
Arthritis
Tendinopathy
Skin elasticity
Acne
Body contouring
Much More...
Complimentary Consult
We are now offering a complimentary hair restoration consult so you can learn more about your individual hair growth goals.
Red Light Therapy at Longevity Health
We offer red light therapy at Longveity Health clinic, with over 20 years of experience our holistic wellness plans designed to confront your individual hair restoration needs.
Call us today to schedule a consult and speak to Lucinda Mallory or other team members.


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