Hair & Body
NuHair Laser
A gentle, no-downtime way to support scalp health.
A gentle, no-downtime way to support scalp health.
NuHair Laser uses low-level laser therapy (LLLT) applied directly to the scalp, with the aim of helping stimulate hair follicles and supporting overall scalp health. It is generally used as a complementary or maintenance treatment alongside other hair therapies, such as PRP, rather than as a standalone solution for significant hair loss.
Sessions are comfortable and take place in-clinic under Dr Gerald Tan's oversight, who will discuss whether and how NuHair Laser fits into your broader hair care plan at consultation.
Dr Gerald Tan assesses your scalp and hair health, and discusses how NuHair Laser might complement any other hair treatments you're pursuing. During each session, low-level laser light is applied to the scalp in a comfortable, in-clinic setting. There is no cutting, injecting or downtime involved — it is designed to sit alongside other elements of a broader hair care approach rather than replace them.
Patients wanting to support overall scalp condition alongside other treatments.
A complementary option for those already on a PRP or other hair growth plan.
Those wanting a comfortable, needle-free addition to their routine.
Patients seeking a simple in-clinic session that fits easily into a maintenance schedule.
Low-level laser light is applied to the scalp in a relaxed, comfortable in-clinic setting.
There is no downtime — most patients return to their day right away.
As with most hair treatments, NuHair Laser is typically used consistently over a course of sessions as part of a broader plan, with Dr Tan reviewing progress along the way.
Book a consultation with Dr Gerald Tan to find out if NuHair Laser fits your hair care plan.
Book a ConsultationDisclaimer: Individual results may vary, and NuHair Laser is generally used as a complementary treatment alongside other hair therapies. Suitability is assessed at consultation under doctor oversight. This page is for general education and is not a substitute for medical advice.