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Many customers wonder whether hair color or skin tone can affect the effectiveness of Theradome Laser Phototherapy treatments.
Based on Theradome's experience and available clinical data, the technology has been used successfully by individuals with a wide range of hair colors and skin tones.
Theradome is designed to stimulate hair follicles using low-level laser therapy. The treatment is intended to work on the scalp and hair follicles, regardless of whether the hair is:
Hair color itself does not prevent the laser light from reaching the scalp during treatment.
Theradome has been used by individuals with a variety of skin tones.
While Theradome's clinical studies included participants with darker skin tones, the number of participants was not large enough to satisfy FDA requirements for documenting results across the highest Fitzpatrick skin types.
The absence of additional published data does not indicate reduced effectiveness. In fact, many users with darker complexions have reported positive experiences with Theradome treatments.
Skin pigmentation can influence how light interacts with tissue.
Theradome's 680nm laser wavelength is designed to reach the scalp and hair follicles during treatment. Some individuals with higher levels of pigmentation may absorb laser light differently, but customer feedback and post-clinical observations have remained encouraging across a wide range of users.
Over the years, Theradome has received positive feedback from users representing many different hair colors, ethnic backgrounds, and skin tones.
Individual results will vary, as hair growth outcomes depend on several factors, including:
Theradome is FDA-cleared for the treatment of androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss).
While customer experiences have been positive across many different hair colors and skin tones, individual results may vary.
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If you have questions about Theradome Laser Phototherapy or your treatment experience, please contact our Support Team.
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