• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Family Health Corner

News That Affects Your Family's Health

FAMILY HEALTH CORNER
News That Affects Your Family's Health

  • Home
  • About/Contact
  • CHILDREN
  • HEALTH NEWS/TRENDS
  • INSURANCE
  • MEN
  • MENTAL HEALTH
  • WOMEN

Hair Growth Helmets Now Exist – Honest

May 12, 2021 by Staff Reporter

Hair Loss? You Can Now Buy An Actual Hair Growth Helmet

 

If there’s one concern that seems to plague the male species, it’s hair loss. In the words of George  Costanza, “thick, lustrous hair is very important to me.” Should genetics go against your desire for the kind of luscious locks that made women swoon at the sight of Patrick Swayze, it’s not all bad news though. Seinfeld may have led you to believe that the remedy can only be found in a cream shipped from China, one with such a pungent odour that to smear it on your head like a cream bagel is to send the public running in the other direction. But as it turns out, the cosmetology experts in South Korea have been hard at work looking for a non-invasive cure for baldness and they might just have found one: enter the LG Pra.L MediHair – a hair helmet for growth/regrowth. 

The latest innovation to come out of the plastic surgery capital of the world is a wearable Devi e based on Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT). Basically, it’s an approved treatment for androgenetic alopecia, otherwise known as male-pattern baldness. If such a thing has you raising eyebrows in concern, know that it’s been approved by South Korea’s drug safety ministry and already there’s a number of people clambering to get their hands on one. 

The hair helmet combines 146 lasers and 104 LED lights to stimulate hair follicle stem cells in what’s known as the bulge region to support and facilitate hair growth. As well as promoting hair growth, it slows down male pattern baldness. 

It might sound a little too good to be believed, particularly given the fact that most who are serious about combatting their oncoming baldness resort to such expensive things like a hair transplant. But according to a clinical study conducted by the Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, participants who used the hair regrowth helmet three times a week for a total run of 16 weeks actually saw a noticeable improvement in both hair density and thickness. 

The bad news? It might be some time before you can get your hands on one. Currently, there’s no word on just when the LG Pra.L MediaHair regrowth helmet will be commercially available, or what it’s retail price will be. But given that hair loss doesn’t discriminate based on geography, age or background, there’s likely a high demand for such a device so we wouldn’t be surprised if it hit the market soon. It seems things are getting a little brighter for those fearing the loss of their locks.

Filed Under: MEN

Primary Sidebar

More to See

Medical startup has Stonington native in mind

Oct. 6—When over 100 people gather on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at Stonington Country Club for the first Andrew Heylmun Invitational golf tournament, they'll … [Read More...] about Medical startup has Stonington native in mind

Walking your way: NAMI hosting virtual walk for mental health this weekend | News, Sports, Jobs

MARQUETTE — There’s never a bad time to think about your mental health: Where it stands, how you can improve it, and where to go for help if you need … [Read More...] about Walking your way: NAMI hosting virtual walk for mental health this weekend | News, Sports, Jobs

18 ft Purple Crush Water Slide Rental

https://abouttobounce.com - BOOK YOUR Inflatable Party Rental from About To Bounce Inflatables, TODAY! Inflatable Bounce House and Inflatable Water … [Read More...] about 18 ft Purple Crush Water Slide Rental

Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions | About/ Contact
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Copyright © 2022 · FAMILY HEALTH CORNER . Log in