Photon or Laser Light Therapy for Hair Loss Is Showing Promise For Many

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Laser light therapy for hair loss - also known as photo theropy for hair loss has been used for many years throughout the hair salons of Europe Asia and Australia with varying degrees of success but most say the do derive some benefit from the treatment.

At this time the Hair Max Laser Comb is the one of a few contenders in this field for personnel use but I am sure more will be coming at least as soon as people become more aware of this new but teche alternative.   

This devise was developed in Australia and has been classified by the FDA as a cosmetic device. It is manufactured in the US with patents pending here as well as many other countries.

Apparently the comb or a commercial laser of this type but costing much more has been used in a hair salon setting for 14 years or so with varying results.

The customer can be of just about any age according to the published literature and with little or no negative impact or danger to the recipient although you are cautioned not to look at the laser light itself.

The theory is that light which all of the body’s cells like is also a benefit to the cells that grow hair on your head and as such they can increase the strength and thickness of your hair with continued use of 6 months or more.

Also keep in mind that this laser is not a high power heat generating type that is used to remove hair for example - it’s a low level laser that doesn’t cause those effects just higher photon input to the hair follicles.

Now for the bad news as this devise costs around $600.00 but that price is going down pretty quick - even still that’s generally out of the price range of most consumers especially as the effects don't appear to be that dramatic for the majority of customers.

I would say if you have the money and like to experiment hey what the heck try it but be realistic - I doubt that you will get a full head of hair from its use but many satisfied customers comments have been made on its use.  If it didn't help I doubt it would have made it this far as a hair loss device-especially at the cost.

I have found what I believe is the lowest priced laser come on the net and I have a link to it at the top of the page -- its called the Lasertron.   you might check it out to see if it fits in your hair loss regimen or click here.     

I would also suggest you check out a doctor's insight on this subject with a more medical slant who helps people with this problem daily and will give you even more practical suggestions and ideas on what your options are which may go beyond the scope of this site.

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