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Laser Treatments for Hair Loss
It seems there has been advancements in hair laser technologies for hair loss and I haven't kept up.
I have a handheld Laser, a custom build laser helmet by OverMachoGrande, had owned a Theradome Laser Helmet that I had returned(since it was faulty).
Having these in the house, I ignored the laser treatments offered in the clinics.
But now I am seeing there are CO2 Laser treatments. Fractional laser treatments and also Thulium laser treatments.
It seems these are different than the household ones I mentioned. Particularly have read great things about Thulium. Wondering what your thoughts on these and can they actually help regrow hair.
I have a handheld Laser, a custom build laser helmet by OverMachoGrande, had owned a Theradome Laser Helmet that I had returned(since it was faulty).
Having these in the house, I ignored the laser treatments offered in the clinics.
But now I am seeing there are CO2 Laser treatments. Fractional laser treatments and also Thulium laser treatments.
It seems these are different than the household ones I mentioned. Particularly have read great things about Thulium. Wondering what your thoughts on these and can they actually help regrow hair.
MikeGore- Posts : 803
Join date : 2010-05-25
Re: Laser Treatments for Hair Loss
I have found two clinics close to where I live.
One of them has a Thulium Laser. They called is LaseD.
Another one is an Erbium:YAG laser.
It looks like they are both very good treatments for hair regrowth.
I am currently trying to find out if one is better than the other. I am comparing in terms of effectiveness, pain but also side effects. Some lasers are said to make a person lose volume which something I definitely don't want. But from what I have read so far Thulium Laser or Erbium:YAG lasers do not cause volume loss. If anybody knows otherwise please let me know. I am hoping to do this in the coming weeks.
One of them has a Thulium Laser. They called is LaseD.
Another one is an Erbium:YAG laser.
It looks like they are both very good treatments for hair regrowth.
I am currently trying to find out if one is better than the other. I am comparing in terms of effectiveness, pain but also side effects. Some lasers are said to make a person lose volume which something I definitely don't want. But from what I have read so far Thulium Laser or Erbium:YAG lasers do not cause volume loss. If anybody knows otherwise please let me know. I am hoping to do this in the coming weeks.
MikeGore- Posts : 803
Join date : 2010-05-25
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