Each man, committed to regaining his own more youthful stature, agreed to try a different course of action to combat their thin hair. The story tracks the successes and failures of each man’s experience with their assigned treatment. The treatments used included: hair transplant surgery, Propecia, the combination of Propecia and Monoxidil, Viviscal and the HairMax LaserComb.

After six months of use the results were independently reviewed by Dr. Paolo Romanelli, a professor with the University of Miami’s Dermatology Department. Dr. Paolo Romanelli was called in to assess the before and after photographs of each participant. Dr. Romanelli was not told which treatment had been used by each participant prior to assessing the photos. Thus, the evaluation of what was effective and what wasn’t remained blinded and unbiased.

Both the objective and subject feedback for the HairMax LaserComb user reconfirm that the HairMax LaserComb delivered positive results to the participant. Referring to LaserComb’s before and after photos, Dr. Romanelli had this to say about the participant: “I think he had some substantial results. I think the results were very encouraging and overall this participant had good results.” As for the HairMax LaserComb user himself, who was pleased with his own results, he reported, “noticing a difference.” He also stated that he has a friend who tried the LaserComb and has also seen a difference, so he correctly, “anticipated his positive results.”

David Michaels, Managing Director of Lexington International, states, “The investigative Dateline segment further validates the legitimacy of our mission which is becoming progressively more widespread and accepted by the skeptics.”

To view the complete story, please visit:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6590766

About Lexington International, LLC

Based in Boca Raton, Florida Lexington International manufactures and distributes the HairMax LaserComb™ to more than 69 countries and has provided new hope and satisfaction to the tens of thousand of users since 2001. The HairMax LaserComb is based on 18 years of international research and studies on the effects of Low Level Laser use. Both the press and users alike have universally taken to the HairMax LaserComb. In addition to the Dateline story, coverage has included TIME Magazine, as one of their “Inventions of the Year”, as well as the November 2004 issue of Good Housekeeping Magazine.

Lexington International is currently conducting clinical studies to be presented to the FDA in hopes of becoming recognized as a medical device.

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