Q: Are there any side effects to the laser comb?
A: There can be an early temporary hair shedding in some patients. This is felt to be due to an acceleration of the hair cycle and is probably a mechanism similar to the one that causes early shedding when using Rogaine (Minoxidil) or Propecia (Finasteride).
Hair Transplant, Hair Restoration & Repair
110 East 55th Street, New York, NY
Telephone: 212.826.2400
- HOME
- HAIR TRANSPLANT
- Overview of Procedure
- Follicular Unit Transplant
- Follicular Unit Extraction
- Eyebrow Transplant
- Hair Transplant Repair
- HAIR TRANSPLANT BLOG
- PATIENT PHOTOS
- Portraits
- Hairlines
- Repairs
- Women, Eyebrows, Crown
- HAIR LOSS
- Men
- Women
- MEDICAL TREATMENT
- Medications
- Laser Therapy
- HAIR CLONING
- HAIR LOSS GENETICS
- NEW PATIENT INFO
- New York Center
- Fees
- Directions to NY Center
- CONTACT US
- Physician Consult
- Photo Consult
- Open Houses
- ABOUT US
- Hair Transplant Center
- Dr. Bernstein
- Dr. Schweiger
- In The News
- Letters from Patients
- RESOURCES
- Bernstein's Publications
- Hair Loss for Dummies
- Guide to Hair Restoration
- Newsletter
- Hair Restoration Papers
- Information on the Web
- SITEMAP
- SEARCH
Diplomat,
American Board of
Hair Restoration Surgery
Diplomat,
American Board of
Dermatology
Recommended by
International Alliance of
Hair Restoration Surgeons
Recommended by
Hair Transplant Network
Author a
Hair Loss Weblog
Share ideas on the
Hair Loss Forum
Recommended by
American Hair Loss Association
Member,
International Society of
Hair Restoration Surgery
Member,
American Society for
Dermatologic Surgery
Accredited,
Accreditation Association
for Ambulatory
Health Care (AAAHC)
Are There Side Effects from Hair Loss Treatment with Laser Comb?
March 5th, 2007Is Hair Loss Treatment with Laser Therapy Revolutionary for Field of Hair Restoration?
March 2nd, 2007Q: The makers of the HairMax LaserComb have claimed that it will “revolutionize the hair growth industry.” What do you think?
A: This claim is obviously overstated.
Since the Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) doesn’t affect the action of DHT on hair follicles, it doesn’t affect the underlying cause of genetic hair loss, and thus would be [...]
Does Hair Loss Treatment Using Laser Comb on Bald Scalp Work?
March 1st, 2007Q: Can the laser comb grow hair back in bald areas of scalp?
A: The HairMax LaserComb only works in areas where there is still some hair.
It will not bring back hair that has been lost. You need hair transplantation to do this. The laser comb works by thickening fine, miniaturized hair.
Can One Treat Hair Loss Using Both Laser Comb and Medication?
February 28th, 2007Q: Can the laser comb be used with other treatments, such as Minoxidil or Propecia?
A: Yes, it appears so, but there have been no scientific studies examining the interaction or possible synergy between these hair loss treatments.
Showing results 6 - 10 of 13 for the tag: HairMax Laser Comb.
TOPICS
- Age
- Anesthesia
- Bernstein Medical News
- Causes of Hair Loss
- Celebrity Hair Transplant
- Consultation
- Crown (Vertex)
- Density
- Donor Area
- Dr. Bernstein's Hair Loss
- Drugs (Medications)
- Ethics
- Eyebrow Transplant
- Fees
- Follicular Unit Extraction
- Follicular Unit Transplant
- FUE & FUT
- Genetics
- Graft Numbers
- Growth After Transplant
- Hair Characteristics
- Hair Cloning
- Hair Loss
- Hair Pieces & Hair Systems
- Hair Products
- Hair Styling
- Hair Transplant
- Hair Transplant into Scar
- Hairline
- Laser Therapy
- LaserComb
- Medical Conditions
- Miscellaneous
- Multiple Sessions
- Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
- Post-op Care
- Repairs
- Scalp Exercises
- Scarring
- Shedding
- Sutures & Staples
- Vitamins, Herbs, Supplements
- Women
TOP 10 TAGS
- Propecia
- Follicular Unit Transplant
- Finasteride
- Hair Loss Medication
- Follicular Unit
- Donor Area
- Follicular Unit Extraction
- Hair Loss
- FUT
- FUE
HAIR TRANSPLANT BLOG VIA EMAIL
Receive posts in your email inbox as soon as they are published. Subscribe here:
SOCIAL MEDIA
Join the discussion online on Bernstein Medical's social media pages:
ARCHIVES
Disclaimer: The purpose of the Hair Transplant Blog is to provide the public with general information on hair restoration. Information provided on this site should not be used for medical diagnosis and/or treatment.