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Some users with oily hair or an oily scalp have asked whether Theradome Laser Phototherapy (LPT) can help improve these conditions.
Sebum is a natural oily substance produced by the sebaceous glands throughout the body, including the scalp. It plays an important role in protecting and moisturizing both the scalp and hair.
Hair follicles are complex structures that include several components, such
as:
Because these structures work together, changes affecting the scalp can sometimes influence hair appearance and overall scalp condition.
Theradome Laser Phototherapy is designed to stimulate the hair follicles using low-level laser therapy.
Laser light interacts with the tissues surrounding the follicle and supports the biological processes involved in healthy hair growth.
Because hair follicles are closely connected to the surrounding scalp structures, some users have reported improvements in overall scalp balance while using Theradome.
Some Theradome users have shared that:
These observations have been reported through customer surveys and postclinical trial feedback.
However, individual experiences may vary.
Important Note
While some users have reported positive changes related to oily hair and scalp conditions, Theradome has not been FDA-cleared specifically for the treatment of oily hair, oily scalp, or dry scalp conditions.
For this reason, we do not make medical claims regarding these concerns.
Theradome is FDA-cleared for the treatment of androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss).
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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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