Theradome

Soldiers on the front line in the war to stop hair loss are wielding a new weapon: Theradome, an innovative device that uses lasers to promote hair regrowth. This battle is being foughtand wonpainlessly and privately from the comfort of home, thanks to the inspired vision and dogged efforts of a former NASA engineer. Costco member Tamim Hamid desig... ned laser systems used by the space shuttle program, but he couldnt make headway in his struggle to stem his progressing hair loss. So, he began creating custom lasers and testing them on his scalp. After years of experimentation, Hamid launched his company in 2009. His dream was to create an affordable hair regrowth device that virtually anyone could use at home, with no prescription or medications required and no harmful side effects. He achieved that dream with the invention of the Theradome, a cordless, lightweight helmet apparatus that runs on a small rechargeable battery. Our first day to market in 2014 proved that there is a demand for at-home laser treatments. The product is available in 36 countries and is recommended by four out of five hair loss experts, says Hamid. Our customers like the fact that the product is easy to operate, has [Food and Drug Administration] clearance, is totally safe and features the most advanced technology available. Theradome uses laser phototherapy (LPT) to curb hair loss and stimulate new hair growth, explains Costco member Dr. Shilpi Khetarpal, a board-certified dermatologist with Cleveland Clinic. The human scalp contains the bodys thickest skin, which requires powerful lasers to penetrate and stimulate. But powerful doesnt have to mean hot or dangerous. In fact, Theradome inventor Tamim Hamid uses cold lasers in his helmets that produce no heat and safely provide a continuous and precise delivery of photons. That means you wont feel warm or uncomfortable when wearing a Theradome. Unlike our competitors, we dont use LEDs or inexpensive lasers that wont get the job done, says Hamid. And ours is the only device that uses the ...Read More