Consult a dermatologist prior to opting for high-frequency hair treatment. Not everyone is eligible to take this treatment.
What is a Dandruff Treatment for hair?
What is a Dandruff Treatment for hair?
The treatment for dandruff is a comprehensive hair therapy aimed at addressing issues like hair loss, dandruff, thinning hair, and alopecia. This method involves the use of ultraviolet and high-frequency rays to stimulate the hair follicles, increasing blood flow to deliver essential nutrients to the roots and promote hair growth.
Although the high-frequency treatment is relatively new and lacks scientific evidence supporting its benefits, many anecdotal claims suggest that it may help improve hair growth
How does the dandruff treatment promote hair growth?
Using electricity as a form of treatment can enhance hair growth. Studies on animals have shown that electrical stimulation has the potential to stimulate the growth of hair. However, more research and trials involving humans are necessary to fully understand the effectiveness of high-frequency scalp treatments.
The dandruff treatment promotes hair growth in three different ways:
- It encourages the hair follicles, promoting rapid hair growth.
- It enhances blood circulation to the scalp, letting nutrient delivery. This nourishes the scalp and promotes hair development.
- It improves cell turnover rate, reduces dandruff, keeps the scalp healthy, and maintains overall hair development.
The dandruff treatment is done under the direction of an expert. Here is what you can anticipate during the treatment.
Dandruff treatment procedure and duration
- The hair is split into 5 to 6 sections.
- The comb is used on the impacted area for 2 to 3 minutes.
- This is followed by a hair massage for 20 to 25 mins.
- A conditioning mask is applied from the roots to the tips.
- The professional then steam the hair for 10 minutes and uncover it to UV (Ultraviolet) bulb rays for another 7 to 8 minutes.
- On the next day of the treatment, you have to wash your hair.
Hair fall reeducation promotes hair development from follicles by the action of platelet growth factors on hair follicle stem cells. The platelet growth factors contain follicle stem cells to move from an inactive state to an active state that starts the process of hair production.
How frequently should you carry out this treatment?
The dermatologist typically suggests undergoing around 10-12 consecutive sessions, either 2 or 3 times per week. Depending on the progress observed, the frequency of treatment may decrease from once or twice weekly to once every 15 days. It may be necessary to continue with the treatment to upkeep the health of your hair.
In addition to promoting hair growth, this microcurrent therapy can offer a range of benefits for your hair.
What are the benefits of dandruff hair treatment?
According to anecdotal reports, regular hair treatments may improve the condition of the scalp and hair in the ways mentioned below.
#1. Saves the hair from dandruff and itchy scalp
The machine’s high-frequency microcurrents stimulate the scalp and activate the sebaceous glands, which produce sebum to moisturize the scalp and combat bacteria, potentially reducing dandruff and scalp irritation that can lead to hair loss.
Informal reports indicate that the device’s heat may help eliminate bacteria and other harmful microorganisms from the scalp.
#2. Slows down hair thinning
The scalp treatment with high-frequency waves helps prevent the accumulation of dead skin cells and promotes the circulation of oil throughout the scalp. This process revitalizes the hair follicles, making them healthier and more resilient against hair loss and thinning.
Throughout the treatment, the scalp massages boost blood circulation to the scalp, ultimately leading to thicker hair growth.
#3. Promotes Relaxation
The process of treatment involves regular scalp massages and hair steaming to soothe the scalp and induce relaxation. The use of high-frequency hair treatment is generally safe, although it may lead to minor side effects.
What are the Dandruff hair treatment side effects?
- The hair can look drier after this treatment.
- The sebaceous glands may get overstimulated, creating excess sebum production and greasy scalp.
- The heat from the machine can leave dark signs or scars on the treated parts.