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Dr Batra's launches Low Level Laser Therapy

There's a growing problem of hair not growing. People try all sorts of cures from oil massages to tedious hair treatments. Recently, Dr Batra's introduced a complete solution to your hair problems: The Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT).

This revolutionary technology combines a low level non-invasive laser with a comb. Low level lasers are better than conventional high power lasers as those cut through tissue and give off heat whilst these use photo-energy and do not produce any heat. The low level laser comb for hair is a scientific discovery that uses the energy of laser light to nourish and revitalise the hair through a natural process known as Photo-biostimulation, that improves hair quality and thickness. Light is energy and living cells thrive and respond to light. Hair is no different. The tissues when exposed to light increases blood flow, thus helps to carry vitamins and nutrients into the area where they are needed the most, with no damage to surrounding tissues. As a result of increased blood flow, toxins and waste, bio products including harmful DHT are taken away from the hair cells. The end result is that the appearance of the hair improves.

The subject of over 3,500 scientific papers, LLLT has been extensively researched worldwide. It has been in use in Europe for 30 years. In USA, the FDA recently approved therapeutic/medical low level lasers for human use because of their excellent safety record.

Completely safe and effective with absolutely no side effects, laser photo-therapy is gentle, nourishing light therapy that helps hair look fuller, stronger and denser with this technology. Men and women of all ages have responded to laser treatment with over 90 per cent user satisfaction. According to Dr Mukesh Batra, CMD, Dr Batra's Positive Health Clinics, "The hair is an integral part of the way one looks and feels. Increasing hair loss problems across the country have given rise to problems like depression, inferiority complexes and other issues.

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