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Effective heat management is an important part of laser phototherapy (LPT).
Both human tissue and laser components can be affected by excessive heat, which is why Theradome helmets are designed with ventilation and heat management features built into every treatment session.
The scalp naturally maintains a temperature of approximately 98.6°F (37°C).
When multiple lasers operate in a confined space without adequate ventilation, heat can accumulate over time.
Excessive heat may affect both:
This is one of the reasons heat management is an important consideration in laser phototherapy device design.
Theradome helmets are designed to help manage airflow and heat during treatment while delivering consistent laser coverage throughout each 20- minute session.
The ventilation system helps reduce heat buildup and supports a comfortable treatment experience.
Laser phototherapy devices are available in several formats, including helmets, caps, and bands.
Each design approaches coverage and heat management differently.
Laser Caps
Laser Bands
Theradome helmets are designed to provide treatment across the entire scalp without requiring repositioning during a session.
This allows users to complete a full treatment while the device maintains consistent laser coverage.
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If you have questions about Theradome technology or how laser phototherapy devices differ, please contact our support team.
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