KeraFactor has revealed its latest hair-rejuvenating treatment called the KeraLase. KeraLase is an in-office treatment that combines both LaseMD Ultra and KeraFactorMD to restore scalp and follicle health for fuller and healthy-looking hair. It has been tested by physicians who have shared the visible results of their clients experiencing higher hair counts and increased hair thickness.
KeraLase requires using the LaseMD Ultra by Lutronic and the KeraFactorMD serum from SkinQRI. The non-ablative LaseMD Ultra makes tiny dry microchannels in the scalp, raising the absorption of the serum. KeraFactorMD is an enhanced version of the initial KeraFactor serum, with an added growth factor and two compounds that permit it to be further activated by Photodynamic Red Light Therapy. The treatment is ideal for consumers looking to restore hair loss and can only be performed in a physician's office.
Hair-Rejuvenating Treatments
KeraFactor Unveil Hair Treatment for Restoration and Rejuvenation
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