Laser Light Therapy Lllt Igrow Vs Irestore Vs Theradome
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The general view here is that LLLT is a scam.
All the studies backing it are from manufacturer's.
There's no science behind it.
We've seen no anecdotal reports demonstrating progress from trustworthy sources.
All the studies backing it are from manufacturer's.
There's no science behind it.
We've seen no anecdotal reports demonstrating progress from trustworthy sources.
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Well, lets see here. When I feel like shitting on my money and flushing it down the toilet, I go with the igrow. When I feel like being manipulated and *** raped by a hair transplant surgeon the thermadome just feels right.
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For scalp stimulation, laser helmets are good. For lots of growth, if any, probably not.
I use one. Have been for the past 3 years. I find it's helping me keep what I have. No regrowth that I can see. It's proven that lasers stimulate blood flow. There is a science behind it.
They are also used for sports injuries to speed up healing.
They can be pricey, so only buy if you're sure about it. I bought one out of desparation. The only reason I use it is because I still have it. If it exploded, I'd be fine.
My hair "seems" thicker after using it. But as you will see around here, there are a lot of nay sayers.
Don't buy the comb. There is not enough power in those.
I'm not doing the unknown chemical thing that everybody else is doing. I would rather not f*** with my hormones and rub some sh*t on my head everyday that makes my scalp flare up. Just do some research. There is a lot of info. Just don't think it's a miracle cure that will grow hair. Because it's not.
I would probably skip out on buying one. I would be more interested now in checking out the Pilox if I were going to go for a device.
I only use it for scalp health.
I use one. Have been for the past 3 years. I find it's helping me keep what I have. No regrowth that I can see. It's proven that lasers stimulate blood flow. There is a science behind it.
They are also used for sports injuries to speed up healing.
They can be pricey, so only buy if you're sure about it. I bought one out of desparation. The only reason I use it is because I still have it. If it exploded, I'd be fine.
My hair "seems" thicker after using it. But as you will see around here, there are a lot of nay sayers.
Don't buy the comb. There is not enough power in those.
I'm not doing the unknown chemical thing that everybody else is doing. I would rather not f*** with my hormones and rub some sh*t on my head everyday that makes my scalp flare up. Just do some research. There is a lot of info. Just don't think it's a miracle cure that will grow hair. Because it's not.
I would probably skip out on buying one. I would be more interested now in checking out the Pilox if I were going to go for a device.
I only use it for scalp health.
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