Why Laser Therapy Might Assist in Treating Hair Loss

The viability of [tag]laser therapy[/tag] for [tag]hair loss[/tag] has been heavily debated for some time by reputable [tag]hair restoration[/tag] physicians. While some physicians reject its use entirely, others use it as a daily part of their practice. Some [tag]hair transplant[/tag] surgeons also feel that laser therapy can assist with postoperative healing and expedite transplanted [tag]hair growth[/tag].

Though laser hair loss treatment is often incorrectly promoted as FDA “approved” and its benefits oversold, the real question is – can [tag]low level laser therapy[/tag] ([tag]LLLT[/tag]) have any benefit for [tag]balding[/tag] men and women trying to restore their hair? If so, how does it work and what should be expected from its use?

Recently, we interviewed several leading [tag]hair restoration[/tag] physicians and asked them to share their experience with laser therapy in treating hair loss at their clinic. A special thanks to Coalition surgeons Dr. Joseph Williams, Dr. Glenn Charles, and Dr. Alan Feller who have offered their expertise, experiences, and opinions on this highly important and controversial topic.

Click here to read exclusive interviews with these leading physicians about the effectiveness of laser therapy. Also learn how laser therapy is said to work and what role the FDA clearance of the [tag]Hairmax laser comb[/tag] has.

Bill
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