Can black hair and light hair use the Lescolton growth helmet

What's behind the myth that laser therapy is only for light skin?

So where does the misconception that Lescolton devices are only for light skin comes from? This is where it gets interesting.

Lescolton is FDA-approved for people with skin types I to IV on the Fitzpatrick scale. This is actually the case with most clinical studies on the effectiveness of laser hair therapy.

Therefore, some people mistakenly believe that LLLT is only suitable for light to moderate skin. In practice, it just means that there isn't enough data yet on how well LLLT works on skin types V and VI to meet the FDA's incredibly high standards.

However, because of the way laser hair therapy works, it is scientifically more effective for people with darker skin tones. Let's see why this happens.

Why does Lescolton work better for darker skin tones?

Low-level laser therapy works by delivering highly concentrated energy to the mitochondria of the hair follicle. Mitochondria are the power plants of your cells. When your hair follicles die, it's because they don't have enough energy. By stimulating them with precisely the right wavelength of light, you can re-energize them and restore hair growth.

Now, would you go out in black on a sunny, sweltering 100º F day? No, you won't, because dark colors absorb light and thus more energy. That's a bad thing when it comes to your comfort because more light = more energy = more heat.

However, when it comes to hair growth, it's in your favor! More light = more energy = more biostimulation at the mitochondrial level = more hair growth. If you choose high-quality LLLT equipment, you don't need to worry about overheating.

Choose a truly effective high-quality laser hair growth device

Now that you know that low-level laser therapy can restore hair for people with darker skin, you may be excited to get started! There are plenty of options out there, including cheap products that don't actually work.

So, how can you choose a high-quality device that will get you results?

As a first step, make sure you choose a device that uses a laser or uses both an LED and a laser.

In the second step, make sure your device provides a 650nm wavelength laser. According to the Swedish Society of Laser Medicine, 650 nm is the optimal wavelength to reach and stimulate hair follicle cells.

As a third step, make sure your equipment has an efficient cooling mechanism to maintain optimal energy output without getting too hot.

Lesoclton equipment can be your best choice, our helmets are suitable for most people, no matter what skin color you are, you can use our products. And it works for most hair loss sufferers.