Portable light hair restoration helmet
AssigneeTheradome, Inc.
InventorTamim Said HAMID
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Abstract
The present invention provides an apparatus for providing increased hair growth and healthier scalp. The apparatus comprises of a swappable-zoned flexible helmet to provide increased hair growth, shinier hair, denser hair and healthier scalp using no medication and zero side-effects. The flexible Helmet device consists of a laser or LED array (from 25 to 300 tiny lasers or 25-300 LEDs) which bio-stimulate the scalp and encourages hair growth. The present invention provides the treatment by subjecting the affected scalp to flexible helmet equipped with the laser or LED array, 3 times a week for a minimum of 20 minutes per session to enable the absorption of laser or light from LED to the scalp for effective treatment.
Claims20
An apparatus for therapeutic light treatment of zones of a user's scalp comprises:
- at least one swappable zones to cover one or more specific zone to increase the amount of energy and for simultaneously stimulating that zone of the users scalp;
- a plurality of Light emitting devices arranged inside the swappable zone;
- a sensing unit configured for sensing one of a proximity of a swappable zone and generation of heat;
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- a control mechanism operatively coupled to said plurality of Light emitting devices and said sensing unit for controlling the operation and providing treatment to swappable zones.
A apparatus for therapeutic light treatment of a user's scalp, comprising:
- a helmet designed to cover a user's frontal scalp, parietal scalp, and temporal scalp;
- said helmet comprising a plurality of light emitting devices configured to maintain a substantially even distance from the user's scalp, and configured to expose at least said user's frontal scalp, parietal scalp, and temporal scalp to therapeutic levels of light illumination;
- said helmet further comprising at least one proximity sensor to prevent operation of said plurality of light emitting devices when said helmet is not being worn;
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- wherein upon placement on a user's scalp and initiation of therapeutic light treatment, at least some of said light emitting devices will operate, thus exposing at least selected regions of said user's scalp to therapeutic levels of light illumination.
A battery powered apparatus for therapeutic light treatment of a user's scalp for baldness or pattern baldness, comprising:
- a helmet designed to cover a user's frontal scalp, parietal scalp, and temporal scalp;
- said helmet comprising a plurality of light emitting devices configured to maintain a substantially even distance from the user's scalp, and configured to expose at least said user's frontal scalp, parietal scalp, and temporal scalp to therapeutic levels of light illumination;
- wherein said light emitting devices are between 25 to 300 Light Emitting Diodes, Laser Diodes, or vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) devices capable of delivering between 3 to 6 joules of light energy per square centimeter of scalp during the course of a treatment session that lasts no longer than an hour;
- said helmet further comprising at least one proximity sensor to prevent operation of said plurality of light emitting devices when said helmet is not being worn;
- said helmet further comprising control mechanisms to allow at least illumination of the user's frontal scalp, parietal scalp, and temporal scalp to be controlled independently;
- said helmet further comprising at least one heat sensor to detect the temperature of the user's scalp, and a regulating mechanism designed to reduce or terminate light exposure to at least those regions of the scalp where the detected temperature exceeds a preset threshold;
- wherein said apparatus further comprises a display system that shows time per session and total light emitting device treatment time;
- wherein said apparatus further comprises a user interface to allow said user to select apparatus On/Off status and which part(s) of the scalp will be treated;
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- wherein upon placement on a user's scalp and initiation of therapeutic light treatment, at least some of said light emitting devices will operate, thus exposing at least selected regions of said user's scalp to therapeutic levels of light illumination.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.