Laser hair restorer wins Hollywood Award

Laser phototherapy firm Theradome has been awarded the Innovation Award at the fourth annual Hollywood Beauty Awards for its hair restoring Theradome LH80 Pro Laser Helmet.

Theradome offers an advanced technology for ‘at home' hair restoration, and was developed by former NASA Biomedical engineer and Theradome founder Tamim Hamid, who himself suffered from thinning hair.

Tamim Hamid accepted the award at the glittering ceremony from actress Barbara Eden. Commenting on receiving the award, he said:

"It's a great honour for me, as a scientist, to be honoured along with such innovators and pioneers in beauty, aesthetics and film. For us, this acknowledgment showcases the importance of the innovation itself, drawing a direct parallel from proven science to the results-oriented beauty world."

FDA-cleared for the treatment of hair thinning in women, the Theradome LH80 Pro Laser Helmet has 80 custom-made phototherapy lasers which flood the scalp at a specific wavelength and power to increase blood circulation, nutrients and oxygen to the hair follicle. The lasers penetrate the hair follicle to repair the damaged tissue that can lead to hair loss, reawakening dormant hair follicles and making existing follicles bigger, to stop hair falling out. For optimum results the Theradome™ LH80 Pro Laser Helmet should be worn for 20 minutes, two to four times a week.

Trichologist Sally-Ann Tarver, says:

“Throughout our ageing process not only do we have less hair actively growing, our existing hair becomes finer too. This is where Laser Phototherapy really comes into its own and may restore hair diameter to its pre-ageing state.”

The Theradome LH80 Pro Laser Helmet is available in the UK at theradomeforhairloss.co.uk