There has recently been a lot of interest in low
powered laser devices and their effectiveness on treating hair loss. Research
suggests that it has a mild stimulatory effect on hair follicles. Laser could
be an effective secondary (i.e additional) treatment for hair loss in
patients who have mild balding or thinning. It also may be effective
in seasonal increased hair shedding (i.e a moult).
However, the way the laser is delivered and the amount of laser exposure is critical
to the chance of success. A new device called the Lasercap (http://www.lasercap.us) applies
224 laser lights continuously to the scalp area in the comfort of your own
home. It uses rechargeable batteries, can be worn under a hat or cap and
can be used at your convenience. Suggested dosage schedules are 15-30
minutes every second day.
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