Does the Revage 670 Work? Will It Really Make Thinning Hair Grow More?

Lasers do not work and even if it does it would not make a cosmetic difference.  Think about it this way:Revage 670 laser emits a red color laser at a frequency of 670 nmLaser pointer pen you buy from WallMart for $1 also emits a red color at 670 nm(nothing special about 670nm - it is red)

It should not cause any harm trying it out. I do not have much confidence in the laser hair loss treatment devices as the results are usually very minimal, if any at all.

I was very apprehensive about laser technology when it first came out. We tried different lasers and could never get them to produce any results. All that changed when we were introduced to a device called Luce. They are very hard to come by, but if you can find a MD in your area that has one, you should let them take a look at your condition.

I am sure there are other devices out there that claim to have more power, however more power might not make a device better. Get more than 1 opinion as always. 

Good luck with your research!

We don't have substantial documentation on effectiveness of laser devices that are used for hair loss in the shape of combs or brushes.  Laser hair restoration is proven to be effective in other forms such as larger devices or laser caps/hats that can provide continues source of light for about 30 minutes every other day.

I offer two different technologies in my practice: the Revage 670 and the Sunetics Lasers.  They both work very well if the protocol is properly followed.  When looking into low level light laser options you want to stay away from LED lights. 

We have been  offering low level level laser light and LED light for our patients with thinning hair as part of a comprehensive treatment program.  I don't think office based programs make much sense because they simply are not practical on a longterm maintenance basis. This is why we transitioned to the home based programs. We have had the most success with patients in early stages of hair loss.  I personally have tried the igrow (same spectum as Revage 670) and can not attest to any substantial hair growth or slowing of progression.  I think it makes best sense in combination with topical minoxidl and oral finestaride.  Hair transplant is still the only permanent means of hair restoration. Best of luck.

As of now, there are no clear convincing results. There are some preliminary studies that low level laser treatments may be helpful. It is fairly new in the market and I have not heard any of our patients using it. Rogaine, Propecia and hair transplant are well accepted techniques to increase the hair density.

If these lasers work at all, the different will be mind and will not work if you have significant balding present.

I am not familiar with this laser. I suggest you personally see live patients who have received this treatment comparing them to their pre-laser pictures.