High frequency Therapy

High frequency therapy, often used in the context of hair growth, involves the application of a high frequency electrical current to the scalp using a specialized device. While the exact mechanism of how high frequency therapy promotes hair growth is not fully understood, there are several proposed mechanisms:

1. Increased blood circulation: High frequency therapy may stimulate blood circulation in the scalp, which can deliver oxygen, nutrients, and growth factors to the hair follicles. Improved blood flow can also help remove toxins and waste products, promoting a healthier scalp environment for hair growth.

2. Enhanced nutrient absorption: The electrical current generated during high frequency therapy may temporarily open up the pores and follicles on the scalp, allowing for better absorption of topical hair growth products or treatments. This can potentially enhance the effectiveness of topical treatments and promote hair growth.

3. Stimulation of hair follicles: The electrical current from high frequency therapy may directly stimulate the hair follicles, promoting cell metabolism, protein synthesis, and ultimately, hair growth. This stimulation can help awaken dormant follicles and encourage the growth of new, healthier hair strands.

4. Reduction of scalp inflammation: High frequency therapy has been shown to have anti-inflammatory effects, which may help reduce scalp inflammation and irritation. Chronic inflammation of the scalp can contribute to hair loss or hinder hair growth, so reducing inflammation may support a healthier environment for hair follicles to thrive