At the age of 19 I started getting laser hair removal on my beard because it was very corse and dark. Although it was nice at the time, now that I am 24 I miss my thick beard. Some parts on my face no longer have a follicle left and then there are hairs that were unaffected by the laser (chin area). However, I would say about 80% of the hair has regrown since I stopped LHR. Unfortunately they are very very thin, and grow slower than my corse chin hairs. Can this be reversed?
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LLLT is FDA approved for hair loss, so we know it works for 35-45% of folks. After paying for the unit, it is also the least expensive option costing a few cents/day. There are so many units on the market with competing claims. I suggest the Laser Pro which was developed by a doctor...
PRP or laser treatment does not stop genetic male pattern hair loss. It is important to understand why you are losing hair before you consider any treatment options.
Low laser light therapy (LLLT) certainly is a
nice non-invasive option to combat hair loss.
Rather than the comb you may feel more comfortable using a laser
cap. There is not enough data to support
laser hair loss treatment with a comb or brush. The new caps are light weight
and can free up y...
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