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Many customers ask whether using Theradome can cause pigmentation spots, skin discoloration, or changes in skin tone.
Based on available clinical experience and the way Laser Phototherapy works, Theradome is not known to create pigmentation spots or alter skin color.
Pigmentation refers to the natural coloring of the skin.
Pigmentation spots occur when areas of the skin become darker or lighter than the surrounding skin due to changes in melanin production or distribution.
These spots may appear for a variety of reasons, including:
Theradome uses Laser Phototherapy to stimulate biological activity within the scalp and hair follicles.
The treatment is designed to support hair growth and does not target melanin production.
As a result, Theradome is not intended to change skin color, alter pigmentation, or restore natural color to gray or white hair. To date, there have been no documented reports linking Theradome treatments to the development of pigmentation spots.
Theradome uses a 680nm laser wavelength within the visible red-light spectrum.
This wavelength is designed to reach the scalp and hair follicles while supporting the biological processes involved in healthy hair growth.
Red light at this wavelength has been widely studied and is commonly used in various light-based applications.
In general, pigmentation spots on the scalp do not prevent individuals from using Theradome.
Because Theradome does not target melanin production, it is not expected to worsen existing pigmentation concerns.
If you have a specific skin condition or concerns about changes in skin pigmentation, consult your healthcare provider before beginning treatment.
Theradome is designed to support hair growth by stimulating the scalp and hair follicles. It is not intended to alter skin pigmentation or hair color.
There are currently no documented reports showing that Theradome creates pigmentation spots or causes changes in skin color.
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If you have questions about Theradome and scalp pigmentation, please contact our Customer Support Team.
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