Is it Safe to Use the Laser Comb After a Hair Transplant?

Is it Safe to Use the [tag]Laser Comb[/tag] After a [tag]Hair Transplant[/tag]?

Some [tag]hair restoration[/tag] physicians support the use of low level [tag]laser therapy[/tag] after hair transplantation  to facilitate the healing of the wounds in the [tag]balding[/tag] recipient area.   And some [tag]hair transplant surgeon[/tag]s believe that [tag]low level laser therapy[/tag] will help stimulate new [tag]hair growth[/tag], especially now that it has been [tag]FDA approved[/tag] as a [tag]hair loss treatment[/tag].   Learn more about low level laser therapy.

It is perfectly safe to use the laser comb after [tag]hair restoration surgery[/tag] as long as the bristles of the brush are not touching the [tag]transplanted hair[/tag] until they are properly secured which takes about ten days.   During the first ten days, lift the laser comb up slightly so that the brush doesn’t connect with the [tag]hair grafts[/tag] to ensure a hair graft isn’t dislodged before it’s properly secured in the scalp.

Bill
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