Laser light hair regrow cap

Sure, doll.

Whaddya have to lose, only $2000.

I'm hungry.

Get some generic rogaine. It takes several months but it does work.

"Well? "

One born every minute and two to take it away from him

Only if you want to have your thoughts controlled by Shirley MacLaine.

Sunlight on head for 15 minutes a day .

It’s approved by the FDA to grow hair—so along with Minoxidil and propecia, I think this is the only other therapy

Fuck your Lazer light, I want that toy.

Laser*

I've got an iRestore Pro that I use. 2k is a lot, are you looking at a Capillus Pro cap?

i did laser comb and noticed no difference after 6 months

R10 yes that0s the one recommended - Capillus. Thank you for your reply. Are you satisfied with with your iRestore - why or why not?

R12, well I'm a 53 y/0, maybe Norwood 2.5, thinning and temple recession. I'm on finasteride. I can't say I've noticed much difference due to the iRestore. I do it daily because I think the science is solid and I'm a fan of photobiomodulation (I use it for other things). I think it helps maintain what I have.

At this point, in terms of effectiveness in terms of hairloss, I think it in terms of effectiveness it's Finasteride/Dutasteride--> topical/oral minoxidil --> dermarolling --> red light therapy (iRestore or Capillus, etc) nutritional supplements --> PRP --> other new experimental stuff

low-level laser therapy (Ie, photobiomodulation) will help preserve what you have, maybe thicken the hairs somewhat but it isn't a game changer. It's a good addition and support if you are doing the other things I mentioned

Oh hey, I should have said: photobiomodulation = iRestore or Capillus (red/infrared light stimulation)

thank you for the detailed and helpful info.

Did you see the NYT article today on low dose, cheap, oral minoxidil?