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Laser Comb Boosts Hair Regrowth, Study Shows

By Mia 3 Comments

Laser Hair CombHair loss impacts more than 35 million American men, 21 million American woman and millions more people worldwide. In fact, 40% of men report noticeable hair loss by age 35 and 80% of women report visible hair loss by age 60.

With statistics like these, it’s no wonder that there are more than 800,000 people seeking professional hair loss treatments worldwide, with more than $1.87 billion dollars spent annually on surgical hair treatments alone. But a new study suggests that laser hair combs like the patented HairMax Lasercomb can dramatically increase hair regrowth, effectively offering hope to millions of men and women across the globe.

Hair loss - which is typically categorized by a loss of 100 to 150 hairs or more per day - can be a disturbing, confidence-sapping experience. Hair is so much more than a collection of approximately 100,000 threads of keratin. Hair has a tremendous impact on self-image and it’s also very socially significant. Studies have shown that people with a full head of hair are viewed as more attractive, more successful, smarter, more confident and they’re even more likely to land a job! Society places tremendous emphasis on an individual’s appearance and hair has a dramatic impact on a person’s overall look.

Phototherapy And Hair Loss Treatment

The HairMax Lasercomb utilizes a revolutionary form of phototherapy, also known as light therapy. But using light as part of a treatment method designed to improve one’s health isn’t a new practice. According to archaeological studies, ancient Egyptians used gems to filter sunlight to create different colors of light dating back to as early as 1550 BC.

Phototherapy evidence has also been uncovered in Greece, where the ancient people built solariums in the mountains. They used the solariums to treat conditions such as tuberculosis. In more recent history, red light therapies have been used to treat smallpox.

Dr. Niels Ryberg FinsenThe groundbreaking discovery occurred in the early 1900s, when Dr. Niels Ryberg Finsen, M.D. pioneered the use of phototherapy. Doctor Finsen’s work ultimately led to the establishment of phototherapy as a credible treatment method and he received the Nobel Prize in Medicine: Physiology. Dr. Finsen is credited with establishing the groundwork for the advance of phototherapy.

Fast forward to today and phototherapy is a common form of therapy, with millions benefiting from laser skin treatments, laser eye therapies, and even treatments for conditions such as jaundice.

Studies And The HairMax Lasercomb

A total of seven double-blind studies, involving more than 450 male and female subjects, have been conducted on the HairMax Lasercomb at several research facilities, including the renowned Cleveland Clinic, the University of Minnesota and the University of Miami.

The subjects who took part in the 26-week study ranged in age from 25 to 60. All of the study participants had been diagnosed with Androgenetic Alopecia, with active hair loss reported over the course of the past 12 months of more. They used the HairMax Lasercomb for a period of 8 to 15 minutes for three days per week.

According to data collected during clinical trials, HairMax has an incredible 93% success rate in treating hair loss, promoting hair growth and reversing hair loss. None of the study participants reported adverse side effects, while users reported a wide range of different benefits, including a decrease in hair loss, faster hair growth, improved hair condition, along with enhanced texture, fullness and manageability.

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How Does Laser Therapy Work To Reverse Hair Loss?

Laser technology, such as that used to craft the HairMax Lasercomb, works in a few different ways to reverse the effects of hair loss. Firstly, the HairMax Lasercomb serves to enhance circulation and blood flow in the scalp. More blood flow equates to more nourishment, which leads to more robust growth.

The laser’s energy also serves to facilitate several other beneficial processes, such as promoting the expulsion of toxins and waste products like the hormone byproduct called DHT, which can serve to inhibit hair growth and promote hair loss. The laser light’s energy also enhances the levels of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) - a fuel for various metabolic processes - within the hair follicle, thereby promoting growth and re-growth.

The HairMax Lasercomb also serves to “energize” weak hair follicles, resulting in improved growth and improved hair texture. The act of energizing the hair follicle with the laser light serves to extend the growth phase, called anagen, thereby allowing your hair to grow for a longer period of time before it moves into the resting phase that’s known as catagen. Catagen is followed by the shedding phase, called telogen.

At any given point in time, anywhere from 10% to 20% of the hairs on an individual’s scalp are in the catagen or telogen phase. The HairMax Lasercomb helps those hair follicles to progress forward to the active growth phase. For this reason, some users have reported an increase in hair loss shortly after beginning treatment, but this is actually a positive marker, as it indicates that the hair follicles are moving out of telogen and into the active growth phase, anagen. Quite simply, thin, weak hairs are replaced by thicker, healthier, actively-growing hairs.

The Benefits Of Using The HairMax Lasercomb

The HairMax Lasercomb is the first and only phototherapy laser device approved by the FDA for home treatment of hair loss. Notably, the FDA approved the HairMax Lasercomb following the publication of a May 2009 study.

Due to its ease of use, combined with the notable absence of serious side effects, the HairMax Lasercomb is favored as a leading home hair loss treatment. Users also favor the Lasercomb due to the fact that it’s easy to use, it’s painless, it takes mere minutes per week to use and there’s no mess or staining, as is commonplace with topical treatments.

In addition, the HairMax Lasercomb is favored for its affordability, especially compared to surgical hair loss treatments, expensive topicals and other pricey procedures. The HairMax Lasercomb is a one-time expense and the device is designed to accommodate routine use for a period of 10 to 15 years or longer. What’s more, it offers a wide array of benefits to the user’s hair and scalp, with no adverse effects.

With more than nine out of ten individuals seeing noticeable results, it’s probably no surprise that HairMax has enjoyed overwhelmingly positive user reviews. HairMax also has an extremely high customer satisfaction rating, in addition to maintaining an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB).

According to the official HairMax website:

“Our goal at Lexington International [developers of the patented HairMax Lasercomb] is to provide hair loss sufferers with renewed self-confidence and hope, free from worry of losing their hair.”

The patented HairMax Lasercomb is backed and promoted by hair loss experts from across the globe and it’s suitable for both men and women with hair loss problems. The product has been featured in a vast range of publications and on high profile shows like The Dr. Oz Show. Manufactured in accordance with GMP standards, the HairMax Lasercomb is ISO-quality assured.

To learn more about the HairMax Lasercomb, visit the official HairMax website* here.

  • * (Currently, they are offering a 10% Discount + a 5 Month Money Back Guarantee on any HairMax laser combs bought through their official site — while promotion lasts!)

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  1. Lucy says

    November 6, 2013 at 9:16 am

    This is amazing and looks very promising. It looks like it will help all of the people suffering hair loss and are bothered by it. I will probably get this for my Mom for Christmas. She has just started to lose some hair and especially being a woman it’s tough for her. She is terrified of going halfway bald and being judged for that even though I told her not to worry about it but it’s bothered her self esteem a lot. I think it’s a little harder for women to experience because people expect men to have hair loss, but a lot of people don’t realize women can have it too. Since she has been bothered a lot by it and is still in the early stages of her hair loss, I’m hoping she will be excited to start using this laser comb and see good results from it.

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    • Ann Abbitz says

      February 6, 2015 at 6:53 pm

      Lucy, the first person I thought about while reading this was my mom as well. I had no idea that 21 million women were impacted by hair loss, but I do know that the impact it has had on my mom has been noticeable. During menopause, she began to notice that her hair was much thinner on top, and she has spent years trying to find something to either rejuvenate growth or to cover the thin spots up.

      She is such a beautiful woman, and maybe the laser comb will be able to help her get some of her spunk back!

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  2. Delilah says

    December 5, 2013 at 6:53 pm

    I tried the laser comb at my Cleveland hair loss treatment center and it has worked really well so this is definitely an option that women can use for hair loss.

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