The Most Succesful Reusable Treatment

[Lasermagnet]

My hair loss is new, therefore I'm also new here. Hi!

I don't want to be -that- kind of new member so I did my best to find a way to filter out "success stories" so that only reusable treatments would show, but couldn't pull it off. So I'd like to ask if there's a seasoned member here who knows what's been reported most often as a successful treatment.

I don't have the money to invest in something you have to keep using forever to keep your hair like Minoxidil that seems to be very popular here. I can only afford either a cure (which doesn't exist yet), or a reusable tool or device. A laserhelmet is an example, or a lasercomb. Anything like that.

I'm not someone that will look good bald. Always had a lot of long hair but since I turned 30 it rapidly began falling out from the top of my head spreading outwards, and I'm already starting to look pretty ugly. However, if all of the reusable products are a hoax, I'm afraid I'll just have to deal with it, but it'd really suck. :/

 

[Rocknroutlaw]

The theory behind laser seems to be scalp stimulation and the potential lengthening of the growth phase. I had a course of 24 laser treatments at a clinic (once a week). I would imagine it was much better than any helmet that you can purchase To be blatantly honest I noticed no gain..although the clinic insists my roots got stronger. Hair maintenance is an expensive 'hobby', so I would say wait until your financial situation allows you to take on Minoxidil or Finastetride (better with both, but if you had to choose think about what you're prepared to deal with versus potential success).

 

[Roberto_72]

Hair maintenance is an expensive 'hobby'

hahaha * dead *

 

[yetti]

Minoxidil or Finastetride

yep

 

[rclark]

yep

You have to have cool hair, if you want to save it.

Nobody here could make Celebrity Apprentice. well, not most people here.

But if you have some $$$, we might be able to talk!