Laser Comb by Hairmax Lasercomb - Does it Really Work?

What is the Hair Max Laser comb? Who is the Hairmax Laser Comb for? How does the Laser comb work? How to use the Lasercomb Lasercomb side effects Right out of the future... a hair brush that emits low level laser beams to heal skin and gently stimulate hair growth. Providing noticeably improved appearance of thinning hair, increased density, and a healthier scalp. Usually thousands of dollars in salons, this high tech device is now available in a take-home hand-held unit.

Are you female? This review is for men, please read our review on Laser Comb for Women, here.

What is the Lasercomb?

Unlike laser hair treatments available in Men and Women's Salons for literally thousands more, this is a hand held device available at a one-time expense that will last you years. It emits a gentle red light onto your scalp, stimulating new hair growth. It was developed in Sydney Australia and highlighted by TIME Magazine as one of the "Inventions of the Year", and it is manufactured in the USA with patents pending in 104 countries. At this time the Laser Comb is the first and only medical device clinically proven to treat male pattern baldness. It can be used alone or in conjunction with other hair loss treatments.

Who is the Lasercomb (Laser Comb) for?

 

This product is for men who are experiencing diffusely thinning hair, development of a bald spot, or hair that has become unmanageable or unhealthy. Within the first 5 to 10 weeks, you should notice improvements in your hair. These improvements should include a shinier and thicker appearance. Over the next few months, you may notice your hair gradually looking fuller, stronger and denser. This product is ideal for use with any proven treatment regimen including Propecia, Rogaine, Tricomin, Topical Spironolactone, or Revivogen.

How does the Lasercomb work?

The HairMax LaserComb is an "Anagen Inductor". This means it causes hairs to transfer into their growth cycle, much like Tricomin and Rogaine Foam do. It does this by utilizing something called Photo-BioStimulation, which increases vascular circulation and ATP production.

Laser Comb FDA Study Data

HairLossTalk puts serious emphasis on clinical data. We do not promote products that don't have scientific backing to them. The Lasercomb was granted status as a clinically proven hair loss treatment method, by the FDA in 2007. We have presented both the initial trial data submitted to the FDA, and the final clearance letter from the FDA on the right sidebar of this page.

Directions for Using the Laser Comb

The LaserComb is used 2-3 times per week for 5-10 minutes per session.

The laser comb comes in three models, suitable for all budgets:

» Advanced 7 (least expensive)
» Lux 9 (mid-range)
» Professional 12 (high end model)

The significant difference between the models is the width of the light applied on each pass-through.

The wider comb requires a shorter treatment time as it covers more area more quickly.

The mid and upper range models come with the larger combs, longer lasting lithium ion batteries and worldwide travel adapters.

All three models come with attractive carrying cases, a convenient charging cradle, and helpful user manuals.

Lasercomb Side Effects

There are no reported side effects.

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