Does the Hairmax Work?

Hairmax is a laser comb used to treat hair loss. I am very skeptical about the benefit of lasers in treating hair loss. The results shown are very meager and unimpressive typically. As they have not been found to cause any harm, I do not dissuade my patients from using them. I would, however, manage your expectations during use for regrowth.

If you are losing hair and want treatment options you should schedule a consultation with a doctor.  There is no generic treatment for hair loss that works for everyone.  You need to find out why you are losing hair before considering treatment options.

Lasers can be very effective for hair loss but it has to be managed properly.
The first thing I look for when a patient comes in for consultation is "miniaturized follicles"
Our Luce lasers turn the majority of these "mini" hairs back to a good strong growing hair.
It would be a good idea to have a consultation with a Doc in your area that has 
knowledge of lasers and hair loss and get his opinion of what is happening on your scalp.

Based on a Jan 2014 study in the American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, there is little doubt this medical device helps hair folliclesThe double blind sham controlled study showed that the device in question helped improve hair density a bit and had no side effects. 

In our practice, the Bosley Laser Comb is used in the overall strategy for combating hair loss. By itself, it has shown some impressive and positive results. Of course, once purchased, you have to actually use it for it to work.  We like combining it in either a preoperative or postoperative regimen that includes hair restoration surgery, professional strength hair care products, Rogaine topical, and Propecia.  Some or all of these products may be right for you.  In order to get a better gauge of what options are available to you, please come in for an complimentary in-person consultation.  As always, we present medical and surgical options for you based on your hair loss, genetics, overall health, finances, etc.  Similar to facial rejuvenation, there is no one magic bullet for everyone's needs.  Some need dermal fillers, some need Botox, some need a facelift/browlift/neck left/eyelid lift, some need laser resurfacing, some need chemical peels.  In reality, some need all of these modalities, some need less.  

 

Using a laser comb along with Finasteride is a good combination. The Finasteride blocks the DHT while the laser comb promotes more blood flow.