Advanced Laser Hair Restoration for Thinning Hair
This video shows how KeraLase targets scalp health using advanced laser technology to enhance the absorption of growth factors. By improving circulation and revitalizing the scalp, KeraLase helps support thicker, healthier-looking hair for clients experiencing thinning or shedding. Results develop gradually with a customized treatment plan.
Why Hair Thinning Starts at the Scalp?
Hair thinning often begins at the scalp level, where poor circulation, inflammation, and follicle miniaturization reduce the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the hair follicles. Over time, stress, hormonal changes, aging, and environmental damage weaken the scalp barrier, disrupting the hair growth cycle and causing increased shedding and thinning hair.
A healthy scalp is essential for hair restoration, because strong follicles require proper blood flow, growth factor signaling, and a balanced scalp environment. Treatments that focus on scalp rejuvenation, such as laser hair restoration, help improve circulation and follicle activity, creating the foundation for healthier, thicker-looking hair.
What makes KeraLase different?
KeraLase® is different because it focuses on scalp regeneration, not just hair stimulation. Using advanced non-ablative laser technology, KeraLase creates micro-channels in the scalp that significantly improve the absorption of growth factors and peptides. This process helps awaken weakened hair follicles, enhance circulation, and support a healthier scalp environment without needles or downtime.
Unlike topical treatments that sit on the surface or injections that can be uncomfortable, KeraLase delivers active ingredients deeper into the scalp where hair growth begins. This makes it an effective option for clients experiencing thinning hair, excessive shedding, stress-related hair loss, or early hair loss, especially those seeking a non-invasive hair restoration treatment.
KeraLase procedure
KeraLase is a in office treatment that uses the non-ablative microchannels created by the LaseMD and Ultra systems to replace the need for microneedle rollers or devices.
These microchannels created with the 1927nm wavelength have been show to create 5 to 7 times higher absorption of nanoliposomes* increasing the delivery of the nanoliposomes found in the KeraFactor Serum.
Does KeraLase help with hair loss?
Yes. KeraLase is designed to reduce hair shedding, strengthen existing hair, and stimulate new hair growth, particularly for early to moderate hair thinning.
Who is a good candidate for KeraLase?
Ideal candidates include:
- Men and women with thinning hair
- Patients with early-stage hair loss
- Postpartum hair loss
- Stress-related or hormonal hair thinning
It works best when hair follicles are still active.
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Is KeraLase painful?
Most patients describe the treatment as mild warmth or tingling. It is well tolerated, and no anesthesia is required.
How many KeraLase sessions are needed?
Typically:
- 3–6 treatments
- Performed 4 weeks apart
A maintenance plan may be recommended for long-term results.
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When will I see results from KeraLase?
- Reduced shedding: 4–6 weeks
- Visible hair growth and thickness: 3–6 months
Results improve gradually as the hair growth cycle progresses.
Is there downtime after KeraLase?
No downtime. Patients can return to normal activities immediately.
Mild scalp redness may occur and usually resolves within a few hours
Is KeraLase safe for all hair types?
Yes. KeraLase is safe for all skin tones and hair types when performed by trained professionals.
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Is KeraLase permanent?
KeraLase stimulates natural hair growth, but maintenance treatments may be needed since hair loss can be progressive depending on genetics and lifestyle.
Can KeraLase be combined with other hair treatments?
Yes. It is commonly combined with:
- PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), exosomes
- Hair growth supplements
- Medical-grade topical treatments
Combination therapy often enhances results. - Microneedling treatments at the clinic
