Can I use theradome laser helmet 10 days after hair transplant?

Low level laser therapy for hair does not work. I’ve offered it at my practice for FREE. I even gave it away as a study. I have not seen results. Maybe you can claim the patients didn’t use it right or it was not the "right" laser.All of these lasers are in the range of 650 to 670nm wavelength This is not a magic number wavelength for hair growth.650-670nm is the RED wavelength in almost ALL lasers. (red laser)The $1 WallMart laser pointer is ALSO a low power (low level) laser that emits at 650-670nmThese hair lasers are just a dome or a hat that incorporates 20 to 30 of these $1 lasers.You can make one for yourself for probably under $50.This is a GREAT marketing and business plan. (note:sarcasm)The studies or papers that are out there do not show clear results. If they work, it is so minimal it’s not worth the effort or cost to justify a result that can not be seen with a naked eye for someone to say “that was worth it”.

You should always ask the advice of the doctor who did your hair transplant when using products or devices in the area of the transplanted hairs with regards to when they are happy for you to start. Otherwise, if you have a disappointing result, the doctor may blame you for using something without their agreement. Low Level Light Therapy may have a benefit in strengthening existing hair but there is limited evidence to suggest it can have an effect on growing new hair.

The Theradome Laser uses low level laser light to help stimulate hair growth.  Better scientific studies need to be done to confirm its effectiveness in treating hair loss, but I think there is some evidence of its benefit and I have had many patients do well by it.  It is safe to use after about one week out from transplant.