Recent content by Will44

I guess I will stick with Hairmax laser cap and not return it this weekend to take advantageof the warranty. From what I read, it can take some people over a year to get substantial regrowth. I will give it one more year and if it doesn't work I will try selling it on Ebay.

I guess I was hoping for better results with Hairmax cap. One option I was thinking about was returning the Hairmax cap and purchasing the I-Restore professional that contains both LED's and laser Diodes.

I just want to post an update on my progress. I am on month 11 and have only noticed a slight increase to the thickness of my hair. No new growth areas but no additional hair loss. Trying to decide if I should return the Hairmax device and try something different or keep it and see what my...

Just wondering if anyone tried this product out or has an opinion on it. I recently heard about this product on a podcast and it seems like it could potentially be effective. Serum A (GHK-Cu) Ingredients: Organic Aloe Leaf Juice (Aloe Barbadensis), Hydroxyethyl Cellulose, Phenoxyethanol...

I have heard lots of positive stuff about these laser devices. We will see if it is a Snakeoil device. If it does not work for me in one year I can return it and get 75% of my money back.

Just wondering if anyone tried out this formula for male pattern baldness? Looks like an interesting product. Below are the ingredients; Silica - A mineral essential to strengthening hair, nails, and skin, which is usually lost over time as we age. Stinging Nettle Root Extract - A powerful...

I decided the purchase HairMax PowerFlex LaserCap. I have diffuse thinning, so I think it will work better for me then some of the other devices. I will keep everyone updated on my progress.

All three are very similar. I know Hairmax also has a cheaper version of their hat called Regrow MD that also has 272 laser diodes and cost $800. The main difference between these caps is the HairMax PowerFlex LaserCap uses lasers with +/- 1% accuracy medical grade lasers, and the Regrow cap...

The Kiierr only has laser diodes and is very similar to the Illumiflow cap.

I have spent the last several weeks researching laser caps and still cannot decide on which one to purchase. Of all the caps I researched, the three that looked the best to me and cost under $2,000 are the Hairmax Powerflex 272 (cost $1,650 with coupon), Kiierr 272 (cost $800) and Illumiflow 272...