Laser cap v Laser Messiah

[BaldBotakTakla]

Hi guys just want to check if there are people out there with success with laser treatment. I am thinking of getting the follico laser cap as it is cheaper than the laser messiah that OMG builds. I know it has a bit less laser diodes and that explains some of the price difference. I think anything with more than 200 laser diodes would be good for starters. My hairloss is not so bad yet so think it will be sufficient for me.

Appreciate any feedback.

Link to follico laser cap

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Lase...ap-For-Hair-Loss-Hair-Growth/32462324400.html

Link to Laser messiah

http://www.overmachogrande.com/

 

[BaldBotakTakla]

CBS said lasers dont work? Do u hav a link to the article or video? Thanks

 

[Hairloss23]

you joined over a decade ago and have 38 posts? Plus don't know that lasers are a scam? Man were you abducted by aliens or something?

 

[BaldBotakTakla]

Haha funny I was doin a scalp exercise and was on propecia. The hair loss stabilised. Now regressing again abit. I just want to maintain what I have. There some positive research and experiences too with LLLT.

 

[wilson2]

I think BaldBotakTakla is a sleeper cell from laser companies who was implemented back in 2004 and is now spreading their propaganda.

 

[BaldBotakTakla]

Haha but nope. See my earlier posts abt my sad story. In fact I am askin for feedback

 

[Goldee Lox]

You literally haven't posted on here in 12 years and suddenly show back up :O

 

[BaldBotakTakla]

Yes that has been established. Any feedback on the topic?

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

The consensus on this forum is that lasers work marginally or not at all.

 

[Hairloss23]

No lasers. If you were on finasteride and are now losing hair again then phase in Dutasteride and gradually phase out finasteride until you are on 0.5mg dutasteride ED.

 

[Pavi]

The consensus on this forum is that lasers work marginally or not at all.

Yet many research studies show their effectiveness

 

[Hairloss23]

Yet many research studies show their effectiveness

smh