5 - Laser Hair Brush

Men ----- Yes

Women ----- Yes

Main Purpose ----- Thicken hair, promote regrowth

Overall Rating ----- 4 Star

The Laser Hair Brush most significant sales point is that it is drug free. It will provide a valuable alternative to people who were or are unwilling to use drug based solutions. Of course the best news is it's now clinically proven to promote hair growth in males with androgenetic alopecia.

Pros and Cons:

Pros:

• Increases blood supply to the scalp by 54% after only one treatment.


• Stops progression of hair loss in 85% of patients.


• Stimulates regrowth of hair.


• Repairs, improves hair shaft quality with a claimed 25% increase in volume.


• FDA approved in 2007 and now considered a medical device not a cosmetic device.


• High user satisfaction.


• Easy to use.


• Convenient home treatment.


• 90% of participants who used the laser hair brush saw an increase in hair thickness. According to the company (Lexington International in Florida), the average the number of hairs per square centimeter increased by 19.


• May improve the appearance of the entire head: back, front, top and sides.


• Non invasive.


• No side effects.


• Non-surgical.


• Medically tested, effective and proven method.


• No sprays, topical ointments, or powders.


• Works well for women.


• Can be used after transplant surgery to keep end result looking good.


• Removable teeth for easy cleaning.


• Generous money back guarantee, extended warranty time if you are not sure it is working for you.

Cons:

• The FDA Laser comb costs $150+ US depending on the quality.


• Must continue use to maintain good results.

Ease of Use:

It is used three times a week for 10 or 15 minutes and is often combined with other therapies. Should start to see results in about 5 months.

Press the power button, then the laser button. Place it flat on your head using the two rows of teeth. Use the glide method by placing the LaserComb on a specific spot on your head, glide it back a ½ inch each time you hear four-second beep. Move from the front of your hairline to the back of your head and then repeat the process moving in the opposite direction.

Options for Laser Hair Brushes

There are many laser combs being sold today and they all range from $150 US to $599 US the only difference being obviously the cost, the quality and the manufacturer of the product. The more popular the manufacturer the more it's going to cost, but to be honest they all do practically the same thing and it has not been proven by anybody that the dearest is the most productive at improving hair regrowth. Our advice is to go with the cheapest or which ever you feel is right for you. Some of these products are below: