HairMax LaserComb Review |
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Overview
The HairMax LaserComb takes a two fold approach to energize the weakened hair follicles. The process involves both increased vascularization and cellular metabolism. The laser energy has been proven to improve the circulation and blood flow to the scalp and this increase promotes healthy hair follicles. Important nutrients can now flow into the follicle while taking away harmful DHT. The hair follicle becomes healthy and now prevent s further hair loss and stimulates the re-growth of hair. The Hairmax LaserComb has been cleared for marketing by the FDA for the promotion of hair growth in males with Androgenetic Alopecia who have Norwood Hamilton Classifications of IIa-V and Fitzpatrick Skin Types I to IV. Where to buy HairMax:
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Customer Reviews, Testimonials, and Complaints |
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"First, I want to say that this lasercomb takes time to work. For me, it took over 7 months to see hair slowly grow back. Also, during the first few months of using this product, your hair DOES fall out. In my research and reading other peoples reviews of this comb, the hair naturally falls out when using this comb. Many people see this as a huge downfall, as I initially did, but you have to ride this out. At the very least, you can grow back 10% of the hair you have lost. Depending where you are at in your hair loss, 10% does matter. For me, I regrew hair at my hairline, which rogaine and propecia were not doing for me. I also use rogaine and propecia along with this comb, which take ALOT of work. So my results due to a combination of these things. The laser comb is worth a shot." "I have had it for nearly 2 years in that time my horrible uncontrollable fine hair has become totally manageable. I no longer need to buy conditioners or gels and solutions of any kind. It costs a lot but in time will well pay me back. The color also seems to last longer.The shine and condition are wonderful. And it appears fuller and thicker. I would say don’t expect lost hair to come back quickly it does take time, but all in all the benefits you get from it are second to none. On top of that the makers in U.S. are friendly and extremely helpful if you email them. To have thinning hair is a nightmare ,this little comb is a blessing. I LOVE IT." "Well I am in my second week of the Hairmax use and I've notice that my increase in shedding has halted. In fact my shedding has gone practically down to zero. My hair also just seems noticeably thicker. Maybe I am just in the category of those who will find it effective and you were not (ya know what they say, some treatments work for some people, some dont). Also; where you using it correctly? As in clean scalp; pausing for 4 seconds on each spot before moving etc. I am extremely anal about doing things the right way; so that may account for my thus far beneficial results." "About 2 years ago I started the lasercomb, before the FDA clearance, and used it for about 3 months. At the time, everyone said it was a scam and that bothered me. I did however feel I was seeing some good results, but was in the process of making a big move. I needed the money so I sent it back to Lexington. I was always pissed that I did that. About 4 months ago, I decided to order it again. The FDA clearance helped alot with my desicion to order one again. I have now been using it for right about 16 weeks and I have no question in my mind that it works for me. My hair is thicker and the shafts much fatter. I can't wait to see what my hair will look like after a year."
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Product Details |
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| Company Information | Lexington International, LLC |
| Specifications | HairMax LaserComb Premium Set Includes: Other Products: |
| Ships to | USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland & Others. See official site for details or availability in stores. |
| Prescription Needed | No |
| Side Effects | None Reported |
| Scam / Fraud Reports | None Found |
| Return Policy | Contact merchant for details |
| Where to buy | http://www.hairmax.com (official website) |
| About Androgenic Alopecia | Androgenic alopecia is caused by a variety of environmental and genetic factors. Researchers continue to study these factors but most are still unknown. This kind of hair loss is associated with hormones called androgens, expecially one called dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Androgens are necessary during puberty for normal male sexual development. They also regulate the hair growth and sex drive in both men and women. A genetic sensitivity of hair follicles to DHT causes them to shrink, casuing male pattern baldness. The shortened lifespan stops normal hair production. Hair loss is a common problem that affects men and women worldwide. There are many causes of hair loss, so treatments vary based on the type of hair loss the sufferer is experiencing. From traumatic alopecia to vitamin deficiencies, the causes of hair loss can vary greatly from each individual. It is best to get advice and care from a physician or dermatologist anytime you experience an increase in hair loss, there are some common causes you may be able to identify as problems for you. If so, make adjustments to your lifestyle and see if your hair loss stops. Hair loss can be caused by traumatic alopecia. This involves twisting, pulling, tugging or otherwise putting undue stress on the hair. Wearing a tight pony tail holder every day in the same place, wearing a tight fitting ball cap daily, or wearing other items or styling in ways that cause friction to hair strands can cause traumatic alopecia. Androgenetic alopecia, also known as male pattern baldness, is another form of hair loss. The causes of hair loss in androgenetic alopecia sufferers probably stem from a genetic factor. In androgenetic alopecia sufferers, hair follicles are sensitive to a hormone called DHT. This sensitivity causes the follicle to shrink and prevents them from growing and reaching full density and maturity. Sometimes, the causes of hair loss are fungal or bacterial. Ring worm, psoriasis and eczema can cause hair loss. Often, hair loss resulting from fungal or bacterial origins will present in a hairless patch or multiple patches. These patches exhibit a tell-tale black dot pattern of broken hairs along with itching, scaling, inflammation and pustules. Causes of hair loss can also be traced to medication. Many medications for hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, in particular, inhibit healthy hair growth and cause problems in the hair, skin and nails of patients prescribed them. In these types of cases, once the medication is altered or stopped, hair loss lessens and hair eventually returns to a normal state. Chemotherapy and radiation are other common causes of hair loss. These treatments usually result in the loss of all facial and scalp hair that will eventually grow back once treatments are finished. Many chemotherapy and radiation patients simply shave their heads to avoid the inevitable hair loss associated with their treatments and report having thicker, fuller hair once it grows back. No matter what the causes of hair loss are, sufferers want a solution. If your hair loss stems from friction, styling, or medication, alter your routines and see if your hair loss stops. If your hair loss seems to have a genetic component, talk with your physician to see if there is a hair loss treatment like HairMax that is right for you. Talk with a cosmetologist to get the best styling and product advice and to get a cut and color that will make the most of the hair you have. The causes of hair loss are certainly numerous, but so are the tools, professionals, and treatments to help combat it.
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