Showing posts with label Theradome™. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Theradome™. Show all posts

Monday, 29 May 2017

Theradome™ LH80 Pro Laser Helmet final update

A little of a year ago Lee began trialling the Theradome LH80 in the hope of having a full head of hair once again.

For many years Lee’s receding hairline and bald patches on the top of his head have plagued him with feelings of insecurity and dislike about how he looks.

As such when he heard about Theradome LH80 and was considered a suitable candidate he was more than happy to trial it to see whether it would be a solution to his hair loss treatment.


Described as “Wearable Laser Hair Grow Therapy” for both men and women with a simple push of a button, the Theradome LH80 is distributed by a Trichologist led Laser Hair Growth Company with over 20 years of expertise in hair loss treatment. 

Wednesday, 15 June 2016

Theradome™ LH80 Pro Laser Helmet update

So here's our first update on how Lee is getting on with the Theradome™ LH80 Pro Laser Helmet since he first started trying it and shared his initial opinions about the helmet.


It has been a little over 4 months since he first started using it.

Saturday, 13 February 2016

Theradome™ LH80 Laser Hair Growth Helmet – an introduction and initial impressions.


A person’s body insecurities can have a surprising effect on confidence, happiness and mental well-being. Whilst we may not like to openly admit it, many people are not truly happy with at least one part of their body. Be it weight, body shape, lack of muscles, a wonky nose, height, or another body part or characteristic, feeling unhappy about how you look can have a strong influence on how we feel and act.

For me my weight and excess body hair thanks to PCOS are my body insecurities and what I dislike about myself. Over the years I have tried a whole host of ways to improve and change what I dislike, slowly learning to love myself for who I am and being happy with who I am. Yet there are days when rising above it can be hard and I look in the mirror or see a photograph and cringe a little.

As someone who has had their fair share of body issues I can relate and empathise with how strongly body insecurities can affect happiness, confidence and mental health.