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Then everyone's been duped. I'm not sure who's right in this debate, but I will say this: IF the Lasercomb isn't FDA approved for hair regrowth, than the media as really been duped. Countless news stations all around the country, and even national news, reported that the Lasercomb joins...

Trust me, I'm not out to call the Lasercomb a miracle cure, but I'm just saying it has proven to be safe. Laser technology has been out for years, and I've never seen documentation of any side effects (i.e, follicle damage). I've always put Propecia and minoxidil on the top of the list.

Maybe I'm dumb... But, doesn't the FDA clearance make the Lasercomb seem a little more legit? I mean the FDA is a pretty serious group. They don't give clearance or approval for just anything. I used the Lasercomb for a while (over 2 years) and thought it made my hair look better, but I...

Lasercomb I used it for 2 years without taking breaks. Since then, I went down to 2 days a week, to 1 day a week, to finally not using it. I always wondered if it was actually bad for the hair or scalp, but my general belief is that it didn't make a difference. I think the Lasercomb is...

Their's nothing wrong with going for the transplant if you do the proper research and have the money, but remember: Once you get a transplant, you are basically saying you will get, at least, another one in the future. Maybe more than one. That's a big committment! But, it's one that is...

To answer your question, I don't recall ever reading a study about negative effects from the comb, but I do remember the theory discussed. I think it was just a statement made by someone that long term the lasercomb could actually have negative effects. I stress I have never seen this proven...

Tough call. I started taking Propecia about 18 months ago at 1MG per day. I had a pretty good head of hair, so it wasn't that evident I was losing it. I had sexual side effects from the start, but it got to the point where I didn't have them that often. About 3 months ago, those effects...

It's a big decision! Once you have a transplant, it's almost a given that you'll have to have another one at some point. I've learned a lot at hairtransplantnetwork.com (not trying to plug another website, but it has some good links) You can also talk to other people on this website who...

Hey Guys...just wanted to give you a progress report after a year and a half on the Big 3. Maintaining in the crown area, but the hairline has taken a real hit. I've gone through the occasional shed over the process, but nothing too crazy. I must admit that I'm a little down. I've...

My opinion... I know you'll get all kinds of opinions about the Lasercomb, but mine is pretty simple after over 2 years of usage: It is good for making hair appear thicker, but that's it! I can't say it's a bad product, but it certainly did not help me regrow hair. It's a big investment...

Not talking about Foxx... But in general, never compare hairlines that you see on screen with regular life. These actors have the best make-up and hair people in the world. They can make anyone look bald or full of hair and make it look perfectly natural. That's why it's always silly to talk...

That the use of the lasercomb can actually disrupt how effective Propecia can be? The only reason I ask is that I am giving my Lasercomb to a good pal who wants to give it a shot. He currently uses Propecia. I used the comb for 2 years with little results before switching to a regimen of...

Just Remember... When you make the decision to get a hair transplant, you're pretty much giving in that you'll end up getting more than one. What I mean is: You will continue to lose hair in other areas, so eventually you'll have to fill in those areas as well. If not, you'll get that...

14 months on Big 3... And I have to admit that I'm not happy about the hairline. I have been patient with a number of sheds, but my hairline just seems to get worse. The crown looks about the same. The hairs around my hairline just look limp and lifeless. They're slowing just flying away...

I'm using 5% Rogaine, and 1 mg of Propecia (yes, brand name). The standard 2 times a day for minoxidil, and 1 pill of the finasteride. I'm using nizoral 1% 2 times a week. I used nizoral 2 % for a few months, but it was waaay too strong for my hair. My real problem area is the hairline. It's really taken...