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LCPRO Laser Cap from Dr. Epstein - New York City
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I purchased this, and used it exactly the way I...
annonymous0000October 8, 2016
I purchased this, and used it exactly the way I was told....it is now 10/8/2016 and my hairloss has tripled.......I cannot believe what has happened in such a short period of time. I am not sure what to do since this is all new to me. Since there was no followup suggested, I called Dr. Epstein and made appt so that I could show them what is happening. I hope that this is the "shedding" that one of the LCPRO reps told me about, but I highly doubt it. I will keep posting with positive or negative changes but right now, I am really considering getting my $$$ back and doing PRP ...this is devastating....
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UPDATED FROM annonymous0000
5 months post
LCPRO Laser Cap
annonymous0000November 1, 2016
So now I have been still using the Laser Cap 3 x per week, and the shedding has subsided. Instead of using it for a half hour each time, I was using for 20 minutes and believe that was better for me. Yesterday I did it for 25 minutes and not alot of shedding and scalp did not hurt. The area seems to be filling in a bit. The thing is this, you need to separate the hair where it is thin, so the laser can get to the scalp, I believe this makes a big difference, I try to expose as much thin areas as I can ...... will update in a few more months, so far I now see improvement from last post, so we shall see.!!
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November 7, 2016
Well I will be following your posts to see of this is worth it or not. MY husband could use some help on this area
November 7, 2016
yes i will let you know, I am really not sure yet, today is another bad day of breakage and loss, but I will continue to give it a fair shot..
July 4, 2017
Hi,
I'm wondering how this worked out for you. Are you still using the cap? A couple of years ago when I was researching a laser comb I found a case report on the FDA website of a woman who had a negative effect from the laser comb. It caused hair to fall out and she recovered when she stopped, then she would try again and experience the negative effects again. It's possible that there is a small fraction of the population for whom low energy lasers do not work or are even harmful.
I'm wondering how this worked out for you. Are you still using the cap? A couple of years ago when I was researching a laser comb I found a case report on the FDA website of a woman who had a negative effect from the laser comb. It caused hair to fall out and she recovered when she stopped, then she would try again and experience the negative effects again. It's possible that there is a small fraction of the population for whom low energy lasers do not work or are even harmful.
UPDATED FROM annonymous0000
1 year post
update!
annonymous0000January 20, 2018
I am sorry didnt even know anyone responded to this, I never recd. notification! hmmm anyway, I am still using it and honestly I still have hair, and I think some hair has grown back I have not lost any more so yes ! I do recommend the LCPRO laser cap but get it from a Dr. or the the Company dont get it off the internet...... Good luck!
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