keralase - HAIR RESTORATION TREATMENT
Struggling with hair thinning or loss? At Ayana Dermatology & Aesthetics, we offer KeraLase™, an innovative solution to help restore your hair’s vitality. Whether it’s due to hormonal changes, stress, or environmental factors, KeraLase™ can rejuvenate your scalp and promote healthier hair growth. It’s also ideal for those preparing for a hair transplant or complementing treatments like Rogaine, Propecia, PRP, or Laser Therapy. Take the next step toward fuller, stronger hair today
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What benefits can I expect?
By the end of the treatment course, one can expect significant improvement of hair regrowth and fullness.
What should I expect before and after having my KeraLase™ treatment?
Before beginning KeraLase™ treatments, patients are often frustrated with progressive hair loss and overall visible thinning of scalp hair. After completion of KeraLase treatments, hair will grow faster and appear thicker and fuller. Without any additional hairloss treatments, results can be maintained for up to 9 months, with some patients maintaining thickness and fullness for even longer.
How should I prepare for my KeraLase treatments?
Patients should wash their hair the night prior to treatment with shampoo only, avoiding conditioner. The day of the procedure, hair should be completely clean, dry and free of all styling products.
What is the recovery process for KeraLase treatments?
Immediately following the treatment, hair may be wet or damp for up to 20 minutes as the serum dries. It is important to allow the product to fully absorb into the scalp, and avoid wearing hats or scarves which may rub the serum off. However, hair can be tied back during this time if desired. There is no recovery process after the procedure. Aftercare involves only avoidance of direct sunlight to the scalp, and not washing the hair for 24 hours after treatment. There is absolutely no post treatment discomfort or downtime.
What are the risks and side effects?
There are few minimal risks and side effects from the treatment. The treated area is typically temporarily pink or red, but resolves within 24 hours. Some roughness or light flaking may occur in the days following treatment. Since the procedure does involve use of a fractional laser, sun avoidance after treatment is important to prevent any scalp sun burning or discoloration.
Are there other ways to get the same benefit?
Hair regrowth can alternatively be achieved with a diligent daily regimen of prescription topical and/or oral medications to encourage growth. However, these medications all have potential side effects and require consistent compliance of regular, uninterrupted use in order to maintain their effects. Hair loss and hair thinning may also represent an underlying condition, so it is important to consult with a dermatologist to first evaluate for any medical cause requiring treatment.
Can KeraLase™ be combined with other treatments?
Absolutely. Making hair grow often requires a fight against genetics, which isn’t easy. KeraLase™ Treatment for hair loss can be effectively combined with customized prescription serums, nutritional supplements and scalp stimulating peptide shampoos to achieve maximum results.
Are KeraLase™ treatments painful?
No. The laser treatment feels like a warm, tingling sensation on the scalp, followed by a gentle, relaxing massage as the KeraFactor® serum is applied.
How many treatments are needed ?
A total of 6 treatments, spaced 2-4 weeks apart. Results will typically be seen anytime after the third treatment. Maintenance in office treatments every 3-6 months is encouraged.
Who is a candidate?
Anyone and everyone concerned with hair loss or hair thinning.
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About Ayana Dermatology & Aesthetics
Our dermatology specialists provide comprehensive treatments for medical, surgical and cosmetic skin, hair and nail concerns for patients of all ages, genders and ethnicities. Our philosophy at Ayana Dermatology & Aesthetics is to deliver ethical, quality and highly individualized care to each and every patient. At Ayana Dermatology & Aesthetics, we have the best dermatology specialists in Fort Lauderdale who are dedicated to providing intelligent and accurate diagnoses with unique and effective treatment options. We strive for clarity in all of our communication, and want our patients to have a full-spectrum understanding to make informed and reasonable decisions about your skincare and health. At Ayana Dermatology & Aesthetics, our goal is for everyone who walks through our doors to achieve healthy, radiant skin with a natural aesthetic touch. Using the latest, most cutting edge technology and a bespoke approach to evidence-based therapeutic modalities, we offer a straightforward solution to your skin’s needs. The word Ayana means “eternal blossom” or “beautiful flower” in Somali. In Hebrew, it is derived from the word Maayan, meaning “spring of water”. At the core of our practice is a focus on maintaining your skin’s eternal and perpetual health. Like the enduring outflow of water from a spring, and a beautiful, blossoming flower, our skin should be given the tools to continue improving and thriving as we age over time.
ANDROGENETIC ALOPECIA
MALE AND FEMALE PATTERN HAIR LOSS
Androgenetic alopecia, known as either male or female pattern hair loss, is multifactorial, and results from the influence of both hormonal and genetic factors. The genetic input can come from either parent, both parents, or even without any strong family history of the condition. An increased expression of androgens, hormones such as testosterone and dihydrotestosterone (DHT), lead to changes in hair follicles and hair shafts. In men, high levels of DHT, as well as recently discovered enzymes involved in androgen metabolism, are found within the hair follicles of the scalp, beard and chest.
In women, patterns of androgenetic hair loss often occur during or after puberty, in the perimenopausal period or during menopause, when there are fluctuations of the androgen metabolism, widespread hormonal changes, and an underlying genetic predisposition. It is important to differentiate between an abnormal overproduction of androgens due to an underlying medical condition vs a normal genetic predisposition to the effect of increased circulating androgens within the scalp
Male pattern hair loss is typically symmetric and progressive, but the specific pattern of areas involved can vary among individuals. Hair thinning can occur on the front or sides of the hairline, as well as on the vertex (top) of the scalp. Female pattern hair loss most commonly involves the crown of the scalp leading to a thinner, sparse part, with or without the front hairline being affected.
