What is the best laser out there?

LookingGood!

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KielMcK said:
The treatments cost 5,000.00 for a year. I went for a full year and it def made my hair alot more maneagable. I moved to Arizona last year and couldn't go anymore so I stopped and found it cheaper to get on rogaine and nizoral.


Did you retain the results you achieved from the laser treatments after you stopped and moved to AZ? Did it revert back to the way it was before?
 

KielMcK

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Ehhh... after not using the laser for about 4 motnhs my hair just lost its shine and didn't feel so "soft"... it was weird... it just made my hair feel alot better and my scalp felt great. I've been using spironolactone and its made my scalp feel much much better. I neve3r get that sore feeling anymore. The in office laser therapy is like 5,000.00 bucks a year
 

LookingGood!

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KielMcK said:
Ehhh... after not using the laser for about 4 motnhs my hair just lost its shine and didn't feel so "soft"... it was weird... it just made my hair feel alot better and my scalp felt great. I've been using spironolactone and its made my scalp feel much much better. I neve3r get that sore feeling anymore. The in office laser therapy is like 5,000.00 bucks a year


do you know anything about that new laser from spencer forrest labs the X5 or some sh*t? It's a hand held device with a timer.
 

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KielMcK said:
Ehhh... after not using the laser for about 4 motnhs my hair just lost its shine and didn't feel so "soft"... it was weird... it just made my hair feel alot better and my scalp felt great. I've been using spironolactone and its made my scalp feel much much better. I neve3r get that sore feeling anymore. The in office laser therapy is like 5,000.00 bucks a year

Hi Kiel... do you think I'd be a good candiate for spironolactone? Check out my pics and let me know please... I'd rather use something topical rather than a pill I think.... doesn't make sense to mess with my hormones unless absolutely necessary.
 

KielMcK

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Honestly spironolactone does a pretty good job if you use it religiously. I think you'd get best results from propecia but woulf def see some improvement with spironolactone.


<3 Kiel
 
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