UK-based CurrentBody, a specialist in healthcare devices, has rolled out its Skin LED Hair Regrowth Device for the US market, according to Yahoo Finance. The product is described as a white glossy helmet made of plastic, featuring a built-in Bluetooth headset and an array of 120 LEDs. The device is marketed as promoting hair growth through low intensity laser therapy, LLT.
According to the manufacturer, the Skin LED Hair Regrowth Device aims to slow the progression of baldness and may even reverse it under certain conditions. Users are advised to wear the device for 10 minutes daily over a 16 week period. The included headphones provide audio functions and are not essential to the therapeutic process.
The Skin LED Hair Regrowth Device first launched last year and has recently received approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration. It is now available for purchase in the United States at a price of 860 dollars, a figure that reflects current foreign exchange rates and market positioning.
Earlier reports noted Xiaomi has introduced a new smartphone aimed at female users, the Civi 3, signaling a broader trend of technology products targeting specific consumer segments.