Laser Hair Treatment

A Modern Treatment Approach to Support Hair Follicles and Improve Hair Quality

Overview

Laser hair treatment is a non-surgical option for people with hair loss or who want to support their hair quality. It is planned around your hair type, degree of hair loss and general health.

At the consultation, a specialist carries out a detailed assessment and creates a personalised treatment protocol. Regular check-ups during treatment track your response and progress.

No surgery required
Painless, comfortable treatment
Modern laser technology
Regular follow-up and specialist supervision

What Is Laser Hair Therapy?

Laser hair therapy is a modern treatment based on applying low-level laser therapy (LLLT) to the scalp.

It aims to support the biological processes around the hair follicles and improve the overall health of the scalp. As it does not require surgery, it is considered one of the supportive treatment options for people with hair loss.

Laser light is applied in a controlled way to the area of the hair follicles, with the aim of supporting a healthier hair growth cycle.

Aims of Laser Hair Treatment

The treatment may be planned with the following aims:

Supporting the hair follicles
Helping improve hair quality
Helping hair strands look stronger
Helping maintain hair density
Supporting scalp health
Can be combined with other hair treatments

Results can vary depending on personal factors.

Laser Hair Treatment for Men

Male pattern hair loss is common and largely genetic. Laser hair treatment is one of the non-surgical options that can be chosen to support the hair follicles in men with hair loss.

A personalised treatment programme aims to help preserve existing hair and support hair quality.

Laser Hair Treatment for Women

In women, hair loss can have many causes, including genetics, hormonal changes, vitamin and mineral deficiencies, and stress.

A thorough assessment is therefore carried out before treatment and, where needed, a personalised approach is developed together with the relevant specialties.

Laser hair treatment can help support hair health when planned alongside PRP, mesotherapy and other supportive treatments.

Who Is Laser Hair Treatment Suitable For?

After a specialist assessment, the following people may be considered suitable candidates:

Women and men experiencing hair loss
People who notice reduced hair density
People who want to improve hair quality
Patients looking for non-surgical treatment options
People who want supportive treatment after a hair transplant
Candidates in suitable general health

Advantages of the Treatment

No surgery required
Painless, comfortable treatment
Quick return to daily life
Personalised planning
Modern laser technology
Can be combined with other hair treatments
Regular follow-up and specialist supervision

Treatment Process

Consultation and Assessment

Your hair type, degree of hair loss and expectations are assessed in detail, and a treatment plan is drawn up.

Treatment Session

The laser treatment is carried out under specialist supervision, with patient comfort and safety as priorities.

Follow-up and Check-ups

Aftercare advice is provided, and progress is followed at scheduled check-ups.

Who is it suitable for?

People who want information about laser hair treatment
People experiencing hair loss
Patients looking for non-surgical hair treatments
People able to follow the aftercare advice
Candidates found suitable after a specialist assessment

Quick Facts

Duration: 20–30 minutes (per session)
Treatment Model: Can be planned as multiple sessions
Recovery: Same day
Anaesthesia: Not required
Method: Low-level laser therapy (LLLT)

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a suitable candidate for laser hair treatment?

Suitability is decided after a specialist consultation, hair analysis and medical assessment.

Is the procedure painful?

No. Laser hair treatment is non-surgical, comfortable and generally painless.

How many sessions are needed?

The number of sessions can vary depending on your hair type, degree of hair loss and treatment goals.

When do results start to show?

Response to treatment varies from person to person. Results are usually assessed after regular sessions.

When is the final treatment plan decided?

The treatment plan is created for you after a specialist assessment and hair analysis.