LaserComb - has it worked for anyone?

[AussieExperiment]

I found the following link which looks interesting.

http://www.hairlosstalk.com/newsletter/ ... =0&thold=0

The study showed Hair counts increased in the temporal area an average of 55.2% for women, 74.1% in men and 69.1% for all patients. In the vertex area, the corresponding percentages were 64.9% for women, 120.1% for men and 111.9% for all patients.

The combined average hair count increase for all men and women in the temporal and vertex areas was 93.5%.

What do people think? Could it help in maintaining or even regrowing hair?

 

[KR78]

I used and it didn't work for me

 

[CCS]

I think most people know it is a scam. It might help minoxidil penetrate by making your skin red, but so can retinol.

 

[blueshard]

I don't think it is a scam. I just don't think that it works miracles. It seems to be good for scalp health which is important in fighting male pattern baldness. There is science behind it, it is not just made up stuff.

If you are on a comprehensive regimen and THEN add the lasercomb, you may get visible benefits from it. But then again this is just my opinion.

 

[KiLLuMiNaTi]

college student is exactly right the most it would do is that