Questions about HairMax LaserComb.
Users want optimal results with HairMax LaserComb and for best results there are always best practices. Before you can see the hair filling in and an end to male pattern baldness, take a second to read through common questions and answers that customers have had about their one of a kind lasercomb. Sometimes the best user experience starts with finding the right answers. Use your HairMax LaserComb with confidence!
What is HairMax LaserComb?
HairMax LaserComb is the only Laser Phototherapy device that has been approved and cleared by the FDA. This laser comb emits a consistent laser beam and uses special parting teeth to effectively deliver light energy from the scalp to the base of the hair follicle. This laser energy encourages hair restoration by stimulating cellular activity, blood flow and discouraging the breakdown of cells.
Can women use HairMax?
HairMax LaserComb has only been tested for use on male pattern baldness. There are clinical trials currently testing the effects of a HairMax specially designed for women. However, the current model has only been FDA cleared for use in males with androgenetic alopecia (male pattern baldness).
How often do you use HairMax?
It's recommended that you use HairMax LaserComb at least 3 times a week, with each treatment taking anywhere from 10-15 minutes. As you use HairMax, you should go through half-inch sections at a time, pausing on each spot for 4 seconds. The device will beep when it’s time to move on.
Can men of all ages use HairMax?
Studies have only found HairMax LaserComb to be effective in males 18 and older. For younger individuals, it is recommended that you consult a hair restoration specialist.
Is HairMax safe?
Yes, HairMax has undergone rigorous clinical studies to establish that this medical laser is safe for at-home use. The laser emits a safe current of light energy that is delivered directly to the scalp and hair follicle. After six months of clinical trials and extensive review by the FDA, HairMax was cleared by the FDA for market in 2007.
Our most crucial question:
Why settle for male pattern baldness?
their hair. Shouldn't you?
device approved and cleared by the FDA. This laser
comb emits a consistent laser beam and uses
special parting teeth to effectively deliver light energy
from the scalp to the base of the hair.