LaserFDA + CEReleased 2018

Fotona HairRestart

Fotona

Non-ablative Er:YAG SMOOTH pulses to stimulate dormant follicles.

HairRestart is Fotona's scalp protocol using 2940 nm Er:YAG in non-ablative SMOOTH mode, delivering controlled heat without wounding the surface. The operator paints the scalp in sessions repeated every two weeks for six to ten treatments. It runs on the SP Dynamis and StarWalker platforms rather than being a standalone device.

Technical specifications

Wavelength
2940 nm Er:YAG
Mode
SMOOTH non-ablative pulses
Protocol
6–10 sessions, every 2 weeks
Consumables
None

Applications

  • Hair Growth

Advantages

  • Highly controlled thermal delivery with no wounding
  • No consumable cost per session
  • Safe across skin types

Considerations

  • Very high entry cost for the host platform
  • Operator-dependent manual technique
  • Long protocol of up to 10 visits

Before & after

Clinical result photos shared by the manufacturer and treating clinics. Outcomes vary by skin type, settings and number of sessions.

Images taken from: https://www.fotona.com/en/treatments/6860/hairestart-r/.

Hair Growth — before and afterBeforeAfter
Hair Growth
Fotona SMOOTH Er:YAG HAIRestart scalp protocol. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Doris Day, MD
Hair Growth — before and afterBeforeAfter
Hair Growth
Fotona SMOOTH Er:YAG HAIRestart scalp protocol. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Maksimov Dmitry Vladimirovich
Hair Growth — before and afterBeforeAfter
Hair Growth
Fotona SMOOTH Er:YAG HAIRestart scalp protocol. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Edvard Medan
Hair Growth — before and afterBeforeAfter
Hair Growth
Fotona SMOOTH Er:YAG HAIRestart scalp protocol. Actual patient; individual results may vary.
Courtesy of Roberto Valdivia Sing

Ideal clinic profile

Clinics that already own or plan to buy a Fotona platform.

Clinical notes

Only makes financial sense as an added protocol on a Fotona system bought for resurfacing and tightening.

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