Los Angeles, March 01, 2016 -- Theradome Inc., creator of the most technologically advanced and powerful OTC hair restoration device, will be showcasing its wearable laser helmet for female hair loss at the American Academy of Dermatology’s 74th Annual Meeting at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in in Washington, D.C., March 4 through 6 at booth #3161. The company will be providing live demonstrations of its Theradome Laser Helmet and will have units available for sale.
In its utilization of Laser Phototherapy (also known as Low-Level Laser Light Therapy), the Theradome LH80 PRO Laser Helmet stimulates weak hair follicles that contribute to balding and/or thinning hair in women and men for over 97 percent of patients. Worn twice a week for 20 minutes, the device boosts the mitochondria and ATP production of follicles, leading to hair regrowth.
“Already, our clinical studies have shown how impactful the Theradome Laser Helmet is as a hair loss treatment for women. Now, we are conducting even more research that we are confident will prove similar results in men,” said Tamim Hamid, former NASA scientist, CEO and Founder of Theradome. “As one of the most lauded educational events in the field, the American Academy of Dermatology’s Annual Meeting is an ideal place for us to introduce our innovative technology to doctors and experts whose patients will benefit most.”
Unlike most hair restoration procedures, products, and devices that have been used by dermatologists in the past, the Theradome LH80 PRO Laser Helmet is unique in that it offers powerful, side effect-free, convenient and clinically proven solution to hair loss that can be administered in the comfort of patients’ homes.
Each year, thousands of dermatology professionals from all over the country gather at the industry meeting for a weekend of networking and education. With hair loss continuing to be a major issue for many dermatology patients, Theradome Inc. is anticipated to be a key exhibitor at this year’s event.
For more information, please visit www.theradome.com.
About Theradome
Theradome™ is a medical therapy company located in Silicon Valley, Calif., focused on developing the world’s most technologically advanced Laser Phototherapy devices along with complementary, superior scalp products. The company is committed to restoring health and confidence in people all around the globe by bringing affordable, clinical strength hair rejuvenation therapies into the home. The products developed by Theradome can minimize shedding, thicken existing hair and promote new hair growth for a fraction of the cost of visits to laser hair clinics.
Rachel Namson [email protected] Tyler Barnett PR 8484 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 323.937.1951


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