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[fallicule]

Read in a post you've been using the LC for 10 weeks with good results. Has this helped your scalp condition at all? I mean... assuming you had the typical crumy scalp associated with male pattern baldness. Has LC cleared it up at all? Thanks alot.

 

[viperfish]

Hey man,
Yes I would say that the comb has helped with irritation. My scalp feels great all over. It used to itch and was somewhat bothersome. However, now it feels "alive". That sounds stupid, but that is the best way I can put it. Whether it will help with your problems I can't answer that. The degree to which it helps with irritation probably varies from person to person. However, the lasercomb is supposed to help with inflammation and irritation. I have also heard many reports of it helping with dandruff. Hope that helps!

 

[Nuno]

I found a definate improvement in the condition of my scalp at the two week mark of using the laser comb. I could always see tiny bumps on the front part of my scalp. These have completely vanished. My scalp is now in the best condition it has ever been in.

I know low level laser treatment has been used for all types of skin conditions such as acne, wrinkles and even scars, so I would think the Lasercomb is excellent for inflamation and improving the overall health of the scalp.

 

[fallicule]

Thanks guys. Yup i've made my mind up, LC is certainly something I'm going to invest in. Even if it doesnt help hault my hairloss, I've heard so much about what it does for the scalp I cant resist. Thanks for the advice though, tis appricaited. Good luck and i'll keep posted with my results with LC.

 

[viperfish]

Nuno,
How long have you been using the comb?? Has it helped with thickening?

 

[Nuno]

I've been using it for almost two months now so it's too early to see any thickening. The results I have gotten so far have been improvements how my scalp feels. I used to get an itchy scalp almost everyday. I also always had a sensation that seemed to be just under the skin. I always had the urge to massage my scalp to eleviate this feeling. It's hard to describe. It was somewhere between a tingling and a burning sensation. I assume this was all caused by inflamation, based on what I have learned since then. After using the Lasercomb for two weeks I noticed I only got it once in a while, and at the one month point it was completely gone. I haven't eperienced any scalp irritation since. This leads me to believe the Lasercomb does a great job in treating inflamation.