Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️ *What is the Gospel?* The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ. Ephesians 2:8-9 For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. Romans 10:9 9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. JESUS CHRIST can come anytime! Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
It speaks to the profitability of being a UA-cam content creator. Dude can make videos telling people ways to achieve results without hiring him, and it ends up making him MORE money than telling people to pay for his services.
This dude inspires people to carry confidence and embrace changes in life. 139k people love him for his informative content and basically him for being him throughout all his videos. Much Respect Bro. 💪🏻
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️ *What is the Gospel?* The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ. Ephesians 2:8-9 For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. Romans 10:9 9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. JESUS CHRIST can come anytime! Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
First of all this Doctor should grow himself some hair on the head or wear a patch(hair piece), as a bald man he is incredible talking about hair ttansplants! 💙💙💙♥️💙💙💙
I had considered getting this device, but thanks to this video, I realize that it would probably not be helpful to me as an African-American. Thank you, Dr. Linkov, for this vital information; I would have wasted money needlessly.
Thank you so much for making this series! Your videos are amazingly fact based and informative, I’m very grateful for you to be sharing this with us. Will you be doing one on female pattern hair loss (AGA in women)? You rock!!!
I bought a Platinum LED red light lamp for some neuropathy I had. My chiropractor recommended it. Since I had it anyway I figured I would try it for my hair loss. From what I’ve heard, red light only restores 35% more hair. It doesn’t bring everything back. I would say this is true for my experience. Did it bring everything back? No. However my hair is thicker now than it was 2 years ago. My hair is the thickest it’s been in the last 15 years or so. You can still tell I have thinning hair but it has improved substantially. Less of my scalp is visible than it was before and my ponytail is noticeably thicker. Hair barrettes that used to slip out of my hair now remain firmly in place, in fact my hair is now almost too thick to use them. My hair fall has substantially decreased as well. I have also heard that minoxidil only works for less than half of the people that try it. I’ve tried it twice and didn’t see much if any improvement. More recently, I have made a point of eating more animal based protein and now my hair fall has plummeted even more. Hair loss is such a complex problem with so many different causes. There’s so much trial and error involved in figuring out what works best for you.
I work as a laser technician in a hair removal clinic and I noticed when I work with low power on patients they come back for the next session saying the hair grew even more than before the treatment 😳 Now I know why 😶
@@apacur We define the power of the machine for each patient according to the diagnosis of skin tone and hair color. When our diagnosis is incorrect (or when we feel sorry for the patients) sometimes the chosen work intensities are too low for the patient and the result is what is said above ☝🏽
I've had a Capillus for about 2 years now. Still use it daily. This along with the PRP and two hair transplants was a great thing for my hair. Overall my hair looks much better now than two years ago.
Awesome, thanks for sharing! Any chance we could see pictures of your process? I'm sure there's a lot of people who would be interested in seeing your journey :)
I have been using a HairMax lasercomb for nearly seven years recommended by my dermatologist. I have fine hair and full long pieces were falling out. I now have a new head of hair! My new hair growth is Curly! I still have a lot of hair falling out apparently due to a follicular issue, but at least I have new hair growing back in!
Thanks for the review, I agree LLLt is a real option. I tried a couple of them, including the one that costs 1,200$ ... which died on my around the 1 year mark. Since I saw great results and did not want to pay that much again, I opted for the Bold Laser Hair Cap... Gave me similar results (speed of hair growth) and maintained my previous progress... while saving me like 900$.
I used irestore for about 15 months. Results were minimal and the reason I stopped using it after 15 months is because it became nonfunctional- the lights didn't come on anymore. No loose wires or change in how it was used. But out of warranty time so basically I now have a useless $1200 helmet. I took photos once a month to track progress or lack of it. The only benefit I saw was my hair grew longer faster than usual but did NOT grow thicker hair or more dense hair.
@@floridadude777 well I used it as directed. I suspect it doesn't work well without something like minoxidil. Maybe it enhances a secondary treatment?? On it's own I had very little result. Haven't heard of the other brand you mentioned. I'll look it up.
As of 8/19/2021, the iRestore Professional standard manufacturing warranty was updated from 1-year to 2-year. Though it did not work for me. I have used it for 10 months. I am returning to get partial refund.
@@appletrades I wish I can offer a meaningful answer. At the time I started in December 2021, I was on a horrible med (accutane) for my acne which affects hair growth, I finished the meds mid March, and in June I thought my hair had gotten much better. But I don't know, is it because I stopped accutane or because of the laser cap! I took more videos that I need to review in 6 months. That would be a fair assessment of the laser cap
@@mikeross111 I think that's why the industry is so huge and there are so many studies done on a yearly basis. I wouldn't be surprised if it was bigger than trying to find a cure for cancer.
i thought this vid was gonna be about laser hair removal! that's so interesting that the same tool (laser) can both remove and restore hair depending on the dosage!
I was getting laser hair removal with a YAG (I have dark skin). The setting worked well for my legs but it stimulated growth (not intended) on my chest at that same level which was disturbing.
Dr. Linkov. I've had one FUE transplant 10 years ago. Age 58. That procedure worked well. I was thinning as I got older but not completely bald. The follow-up protocols for me are Revian Red (10 mins per day); Oral minoxidil/finasteride/biotin, made by a compounding pharmacy and taken daily, and once a week derma rolling. My hair looks great and I haven't noticed any side effects. Perhaps you can comment in a future video about oral minoxidil/finasteride/biotin and its efficacy as I've read recently in the NY Times about how powerful the combination can be. I'm a testament to consistency and not waiting too long to begin treatment. All the best.
I’m looking into using a laser light as my follicles are still open and wanting to help thinning hair. Wanting to see what’s good on the market. Hair club mentions xtrallux ? Doing my research now to see if it’s worth it?! Have you heard of this one?
I manufacture a lot of these devices, it falls into PBM (photobiomodulation) or PBS which Gary mentioned. It seems it's a good complimentary treatment, but not a stand-alone treatment. The short is that it increases blood-flow and healthy cellular function so it's only good.
The $3000.00 Capillus cap was a huge disappointment for me. The charger kept breaking and eventually the laser went out after having it approximately one year. Contacting the main source or office and talking to someone in authority was impossible and all they did was offer a fee to replace the cap with a less expensive cap costing $700.00 . eventually I found a branch or Extentions of a branch and sent it back registered mail, without ever hearing from the Capillus again. Hummmm
Male pattern baldness here. I'm on treatment # 159 of the TheraDome 40 LED unit that I purchased from Costco.I took a before picture. So far I don't really see any dramatic improvement. I've also been using the Kirkland foam Minoxidil 2x a day for many years with very little results. I'm a 66 year old white male, so maybe it's too late for me. I'll give the dome another 100 treatments. If no results, I give up.
Go to your dermatologist and ask about the oral minoxidil with finasteride and biotin. That combo has been getting good reviews. I'm 58 and have been using topical minoxidil, Revian Red (laser hair cap), and derma-rolling once a week for many years. My hair is doing well with this regimen and I'm the only one of my 4 siblings who still has any hair. They're amazed!
That is some dedication to a product my man, maybe it's my ADHD talking but I probably would have quit after 30 days of it not working. Unless it was like fun or felt amazingly good because otherwise I would quickly lose interest. I really appreciate your dedication to a product. I am in no way bashing you for continuing to use it, I am honestly impressed. I've tried the foams and the drips and the shampoos for thinning hair and have not found anything that particularly work. I do like the smell of the brand I'm using, and it feels good like cooling effect so I have kept using it for months despite not really seeing any results. Because at the end of the day I enjoy it as a basic shampoo and conditioner set. I'm not too far behind you at 49 but at least I have more hair than my dad did at 43 (he didn't make it past 43 so I don't know what my future holds)
Thanks for your unbiased information and recommendation. You mention that you recommend in 2021 the Capillus laser therapy cap. For design, treatment time and available strong data. But back then there was no clear winner. Now we are May 2023, do you have differnt recommendations now? Especially when it comes to efficacy, also skintype V (mine) as you mentioned up till then it's only for I-IV. (Nd-YAG lasers are suitable for dark en and very dark skin having also infra red in it). Would it be possible to do an up to date review on this topic please? 🙏🏽
Ok I know this is probably a really dumb question but I have to ask it, especially when words like 'radiation' are being thrown around - are there any long-term concerns with something like this? Blasting your scalp with light/radiation multiple times a day for the rest of your life has me worried about things like cancer. I'm probably very wrong, I know certain wavelengths can be dangerous and I'm sure this is well within safe limits, but I just need that reassurance.
These caps are astronomically expensive for the kind of treatment they deliver, when the same can be achieved at a tiny fraction of the cost using over the counter RLT bulbs. Don't place too much value on the "FDA cleared" claim, as it is rather easy to attain with the right amount of money handed over, given the 510K process is very expensive. RLT treatment mechanisms between a large bulb vs an array of "medical grade" LEDs essentially the same. Whether it is in the form factor of a baseball cap vs just a bulb pointed towards yoru head makes very little difference when you understand how RLT works. It is incredibly effective at penetrating deep into the skin, so you do not need to have the light so precisely targeted. Anyway if you want to give it a shot without spending the astronomical asking price of a Capillus cap, buy yourself a couple of $40 RLT bulbs and some cheap clamp lamps give it a shot.
its the distance from the scalp and how light intensity reduces from distance probably but I appreciate the tip, do u know any studies done laser caps vs RLT bulb?
this is by far the most helpful video on lllt. if you do research online, people will either hate it/think it's a scam or give overly positive/enthusiastic reviews that seem very biased or sponsored.
First of all this Doctor should grow himself some hair on the head or wear a patch(hair piece), as a bald man he is incredible talking about hair transplants! 💙💙💙♥️💙💙💙
But this makes no sense to me because even sunlight exposes your head to more red/infrared light than these helmets. So does that mean going out into the sun improves your hair density? or does the UV light or other wavelengths from the sunlight counter-act this effect?
Very true. I was just thinking about how sun probably does help hair growth. I think a huge reason my hair got more dense was from making a point to go outside daily- but I don’t have hair loss. I wonder if the helmet just being close and pulsing has the most to do with it?
@@yoshtg Distance doesn't increase wavelength, speed increases wavelength (assuming the emitter is moving away from the detector). Although, when talking about EM spectrum that mainly just applies to astronomical observations.
Dr.linkov you should be teaching in med school too as academic perspective , I wish you were my plastic surgery teacher or ETN , I know the morning visits of patients would be so educative and honestly so fun with u, you know in medical school sometime not always but sometimes there were doctors whom med students never want to present in class LOL:D but there are some dr that always their classrooms were full of students I honestly believe that your classroom would be like the second type and I wish you were in my school during my med school education ,but I hope some day we can work together on plastic and rec cases about the video amazing job as always
I had some hair thinning about 3 months after covid. I even had a spot that was almost completely gone. I tried minoxidil and it caused severe itching flaking and burning. I hD gotten a small red light therapy device for pain---- it looks like a mini flashlight. I dont know why but I decided to try it on my head . I do it when I'm decompressing in the evening and I just sort of lay on my bed close my eyes and think. I've been using this light everyday for between 10 to 30 min and I have all kinds of baby hairs growing. I've been at this for 2 weeks and some of these hairs are almost an inch and some are about 1 and a half centimeters. The hair shedding I was experiencing has been slowing down to almost normal. .....and after covid it was a lot. Overall I lost about half my hair and it happened in a vouple of showers. I was scared to see such large amounts if hair fall and had to unclog the shower drain several times which until then I had never had to unclog a shower drain. There was hair all over my pillow and kept tickling my arms as it fell through the day. I was devistated
My personal experience after 6 months of use with a highly reputable 272 laser hood is that LLLT has little or no effectiveness. I maxed out with minoxdil and dutasteride medical treatment after 10 years and saw no gain by adding LLLT to my regimen. We need more research into better modalities of treatment. The best that current therapy can do is just delay the inevitable!
Thats because all hair follicles are already triggerd by other treatments. There are no sleeping or thin hair follicles that LLLT can wakeup or make thicker
A study indicates that LLLT may have a detrimental effect on melanoma tumors by promoting blood vessel formation, which can potentially accelerate tumor growth. This suggests caution should be exercised when considering LLLT treatment for individuals with melanoma or similar conditions.
I use the Revian Red in concert with 2X daily minoxidil protocols. I'm 58 and my three brothers are all bald and I still have my hair. The treatment seems to work if done consistently. I can't say I've had major regrowth but I can say that my hair, for my age, has pretty good coverage. I have no doubt I would be close to bald at this point without that active planning many, many years ago. Minoxidil began about 12 years ago and Revian Red about 15 months ago. 10 mins per day with Revian Red.
@@donnaryanhaynes7951 It's a laser cap that you use once a day for 10 minutes. I use it in the morning before I head out to work. I find it effective and, with a coupon, it cost me about $700.00 19 months ago. I've just added oral minoxidil/finasteride/biotin to my daily regimen as well. A compounding pharmacy makes it for me and I have a 3 month supply. A prescription from your dermatologist is needed but I got that easily. I read up on the efficacy of the oral treatment and it looks promising.
I love you, Dr. Linkov! Thank you for this. I was nearly enticed to get the IRestore but something stopped me. I'm a fan of Fifty plus Beauty, and she recommends it. After watching you recommend for the Cap, I'm going with that!. I was thin before but Covid left me losing my hair by chunks!. I've got oral Minoxidil which actually seems to help. Thank you for your great videos
Excellent review, very well presented! I am puzzled however, after hearing the Doctor suggest that a ‘pulsing’ lazer cap is likely be more effective than a ‘continuous’ laser cap ..then why did he recommed the Capillus Pro272, cap which is stated to have a ‘continuous’ laser operation?
Finasteride is most important because it's a DHT blocker. Finasteride and minoxidil work independently of each other because minoxidil is a stimulant. LLLT devices are also stimulants. It might be helpful to add it to your regimen, but I'm not 100 percent convinced that they work.
Thank you so much for all your informative videos. You explain things so clearly & give us vital information on so many topics. BTW: You have such a clear, flawless complexion. Any info/secrets/advice for older women? I always had a beautiful/flawless complexion until I became "elderly". Now I keep getting blemishes (different types). My dermatologist says it's just aging & that it's so minimal I shouldn't worry... but it bothers me a lot!!
I read that tretinoin was used for hair growth. Co you make a video on that please? Also, tretinoin for aging skin. I know it's off-topic but it would be nice to hear your view.
So, What I use... LLLT cap, minoxidil, finasteride, Derma-rolling., I have been fighting hair loss for 25 years, and winning! The biggest noticable difference has been the addition of derma-rolling. That has increased the density noticably. My wife and kids have noticed the difference as well. The true test is me. I am very pleased with the regrown of vellus hairs turning to more mature ones. An interesting side note. I have been using Rogaine for 25 years and my hair have very little grey, about 10% opposed to my brother who is totally grey. Perhaps it is the constant stimulation of the follicle not sure.
@@benchabanehocine7809 I use Minoxidol at every night. Sometimes I use the foam sometimes the liquid. It does not matter. The strength is the same (5%)
I've been using capillus for just four weeks, I have the most expensive version, to understand. I am also taking supplements such as Serenoa, Moringa, Herbalife Formula 1 and Vitamins. After 2 days I immediately noticed that the hair is not falling out, now it is growing back hair. I use Capillus before going to bed with hair washed and feel until the next day that the "circulation" in my head (I think) is working. Plus, hair that's thicker and healthier to the eye. I was so undecided whether to buy it because I saw so many negative comments but I think they are from the competition (trichologists) or people who have a wrong diet: if you don't eat the right nutrients, your body doesn't have the basis for building hair. (Hello from Italy)
the HairMax 12 worked for me on the top of my head. I was happy with the results so i bought the HairMax 41and i used it for almost a year before i noticed it hasn't been working and my hair is thinning. I'm back to the comb and rogain
When I had cancer and my hair started falling out, I just shaved my head and wore my fedora until it came back. But there are people in the cancer community that use a "cold cap" to prevent hair loss to begin with. The way it works must be a lot different, no?
I friend of mine had that problem and he was prescribed Minoxidil and applied it in the morning and at night and after one month her hair came back, hope this is a good information... Good luck...
Good video! I use the Laser comb with good results. I am able to treat areas of my scalp that needs it unlike the cap which would be treating areas that don't need it. Keep up the good videos!
Thanks for the video! It'd be nice to know if there were studies looking at the relative effectiveness of near IR light or at least absorptivity by the chromophores. The prices are ridiculous for what the devices actually are. A laser cap seems like a relatively easy DIY project: 3D printed cap and several LED/lasers in parallel with a small battery pack. It seems like literature can give you appropriate levels of intensity to calculate emitter density & output.
Thank you for this. Do the lasers and LED's employed in both the facial and hair growth devices emit the same light? Are these devices similar in output? Low level laser/LED devices seem to be everywhere and I'm wondering if they are interchangeable.
I ended up purchasing the Lasercap HD+ because it had some of the highest laser diode counts available and I was desperate for something that would work. It was very expensive but I can confidently say that my hair is actually growing back and I should do a review on that at some point. It's been an outstanding device. However, I do have one bald spot that remains at my temple on one side and it has not wanted to grow even with the help of PRP + the laser cap. I have hair growth like crazy everywhere else on my head though.
Hi @chrissy can you please share your routine, is it alone laser cap which helped in hair growth or you were doing other treatments as well. I bought laser comb for myself... It made a hole in my pocket ..hoping for some result.😢 I have female pattern hair loss.
How long you been going with the rosemary oil and dermapen? I just started actually commiting to dermapen regularly. Been thinking I should add a topical...
@@stevenrapa4014 I use the pen every two weeks at a depth of around 1-1.2mm (1.5 was too much for me). Use the 11 pin, anymore and you risk scarring. I use rosemary oil with a carrier (the day after needling). Put a bit on at night and wash out in the morning. The wife has got used to the smell lol! Been doing 8 months. Saw some new hairs at 6 months. There's good results for this on youtube. The laser caps seem to have a load of sponsored videos.. haven't found one independent positive one. Dermapaen is small and easy to use. I've got a Dr Pen M8. Lots of fake ones on ebay.. they're probably just as good.. I paid more and got one from a trusted source.
This isn't the only video on LLLT for hair loss, but it's one of the few that isn't sponsored. When I find UA-camrs discussing laser hair regrowth, they're usually getting paid by iRestore or one of the other companies. I would like to see the results of a clinical trial of LLLT compared to placebo. But it's hard to imagine what product would be used as a placebo.
I have doubts about whether LLLT is effective at any intensity. I gave serious consideration to buying a Laser Cap, but it's $2,000-$3,000. I bought oral minoxidil instead, which is only about $7 for a one-month supply. If someone can prove that LLLT is effective and worth its cost, I'll be first in line to buy it.
That's incorrect and the wrong assumption. He gets a cut directly from the company for Doing this promotion if you did not recommend a specific cap then you know there is no monetary gain
Being in favor of a product doesn't mean you're getting paid by them. Spencer Kobren and Joe Tillman recommended LLLT, and they're not getting paid to do so.
Thanks for the info. You see these commercials where it's like "You can grow your hair WITH LASERS!" and you generally just go, "Are you f*cking kidding?"
The ignorance in these comments from grown folks is absurd. Do y’all realize there’s numerous CAUSES/TYPES of hair loss? Did it ever occur to y’all the Dr might have a condition that causes 1 of those types of hair loss before u made ur asinine disrespectful comments? If u were smart, you’d see ur Dr FIRST to get blood work so you’d know if u have a type of hair loss these devices were designed for, BEFORE u foolishly purchased 1 then inaccurately claimed it didn’t work, when in reality it didn’t work due to your cluelessness.
Curious. You chose cap pro with a 6-7 min steady beam, yet you said the flashing style is better for hair growth… So why do you not choose a model that does flashing for 15-30 minutes, which is the design that has the most tests on?
While I appreciate the professional level of information distribution you are doing. Probably the hardest thing about that diode energy calculation is the spread of the beams and bleed through as each one will not just hit one part of the skin and stop, it will light up and spread out as soon as it hits the skin and different skin, tones, existing hair densities causing shade and diffraction would make the calculation very difficult to even setup. I would bet a computer simulation or AI predictive method would come close but still. I find complex mathematics very fascinating.
I think the idea is that the light might not hit every micrometer of scalp everytime you use it, but over time, the full scalp will get coverage as the placement of device and hair is always changing.
Wait it only works for Fitzpatrick score of 1 through 4? You gave scores in the left panel which shows the palest skin is also 1 to 6. So you’re saying it’ll work only palest skins? Doc, you said score, I wish you talked in terms of score.
Hello! Thank you for all your awesome content. This is the most informative channel on youtube on hairloss and hair restoration also done by an experienced surgeon that actually does himself the procedures. I was wondering, did you happen to see studies done for redensyl, procapil, baicapil, capixyl - some emerging compounds for hairloss, although maybe not as potent as the medicines like finasteride and minoxidil, for some people, especially in those that start to observe their receeding since the first phases and have a family history of androgenetic alopecia, but still, maybe they can somehow help preserve hair alongside with the laser option.
I was just diagnosed with LPP - Lichen Planopilaris. I have the iRestore helmet. Is this something safe to use with this condition? From what I’ve researched online, it is ok to use. My LPP isn’t as severe …. My scalp isn’t itching or burning all the time. It just seems like my hair won’t stop shedding and it doesn’t always feel comfortable in a pony tail. I’m also using a topical steroid at the moment for first line of treatment. Could you do a video on LPP?
Great video, I was wondering what the differences are between this low laser light therapy. Whether you are doing it at home using a capillas, to going into a clinic and getting it done through one of their machines.
i had tried red light therapy and it did not make my hair grow faster BUT it did make my baby fine hair look thicker!!! it also made my far head look younger -as weird as that sounds! so i went and got a red laser light lamp for plants and the light is so powerful i have to move back a few paces for it to be comfortable on me. it only costed me 30 bucks.
bro the fact that a legit doctor with a practice, uploads informative videos with such level of editing is amazing. the future is now
bro ever heard of an option to be able of hiring an editor?
@@flyingfrog7847 the fact that hes willing to do all of that speaks volume.
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️
*What is the Gospel?*
The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 2:8-9
For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.
Romans 10:9
9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
JESUS CHRIST can come anytime!
Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
It speaks to the profitability of being a UA-cam content creator. Dude can make videos telling people ways to achieve results without hiring him, and it ends up making him MORE money than telling people to pay for his services.
@@flyingfrog7847 lol. Right?! Lol
the only dermatologist who doesnt seem to be doing an infomercial please continue with your professionalism
He's not a derm he's a plastic surgeon. But your point still stands. Dr. L is a class act.
FYI the SkinGenics LED hair growth helmet is way more affordable than the iRestore… just saying.
he is a rare breed totally professional not hawking some product thank you please continue in this manner!!!!!!
This dude inspires people to carry confidence and embrace changes in life. 139k people love him for his informative content and basically him for being him throughout all his videos. Much Respect Bro. 💪🏻
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️
*What is the Gospel?*
The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 2:8-9
For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.
Romans 10:9
9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
JESUS CHRIST can come anytime!
Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
First of all this Doctor should grow himself some hair on the head or wear a patch(hair piece), as a bald man he is incredible talking about hair ttansplants! 💙💙💙♥️💙💙💙
@@NewBalance-pu8ft his nose looks good and his review of Michael Jackson is legit.
@@leihejun844 Without hair on his head he is not to be trusted about hair transplants!
@@NewBalance-pu8ft I really don't agree. José Mourinho wasn't a soccer player but coaches others how to play
I wish that all doctors were this caring and likeable.
I had considered getting this device, but thanks to this video, I realize that it would probably not be helpful to me as an African-American. Thank you, Dr. Linkov, for this vital information; I would have wasted money needlessly.
Thank you so much for making this series! Your videos are amazingly fact based and informative, I’m very grateful for you to be sharing this with us. Will you be doing one on female pattern hair loss (AGA in women)? You rock!!!
I don't know why this guy Dr Gary voice is very soothing I could almost fall asleep while he is explaining throughly
I bought a Platinum LED red light lamp for some neuropathy I had. My chiropractor recommended it. Since I had it anyway I figured I would try it for my hair loss. From what I’ve heard, red light only restores 35% more hair. It doesn’t bring everything back. I would say this is true for my experience. Did it bring everything back? No. However my hair is thicker now than it was 2 years ago. My hair is the thickest it’s been in the last 15 years or so. You can still tell I have thinning hair but it has improved substantially. Less of my scalp is visible than it was before and my ponytail is noticeably thicker. Hair barrettes that used to slip out of my hair now remain firmly in place, in fact my hair is now almost too thick to use them. My hair fall has substantially decreased as well.
I have also heard that minoxidil only works for less than half of the people that try it. I’ve tried it twice and didn’t see much if any improvement.
More recently, I have made a point of eating more animal based protein and now my hair fall has plummeted even more. Hair loss is such a complex problem with so many different causes. There’s so much trial and error involved in figuring out what works best for you.
I work as a laser technician in a hair removal clinic and I noticed when I work with low power on patients they come back for the next session saying the hair grew even more than before the treatment 😳
Now I know why 😶
Exactly!!!
@@drgarylinkov tnx for the info and hello from Israel! 😄
Waste of time
What do you mean by " low power " ?
@@apacur We define the power of the machine for each patient according to the diagnosis of skin tone and hair color. When our diagnosis is incorrect (or when we feel sorry for the patients) sometimes the chosen work intensities are too low for the patient and the result is what is said above ☝🏽
I can’t believe I requested this video yesterday in the comments section on another video, AND HERE IT IS!!
Gary is the type of friend you want to have,kind,smart,professional and handsome 😊
This isn't a dating site..ding ding
I've had a Capillus for about 2 years now. Still use it daily. This along with the PRP and two hair transplants was a great thing for my hair. Overall my hair looks much better now than two years ago.
Awesome, thanks for sharing! Any chance we could see pictures of your process? I'm sure there's a lot of people who would be interested in seeing your journey :)
What was your PRP schedule? Did it make any significant difference?
This along with JUST TWO hair transplants and PRP lmao. Just those things!
@@PhenixJoe Right.. It's like Bro, if your hair didn't improve after all of that I'd be pretty upset..LMAO
2 hair transplants lol - if that dont work nothign will hahaha
I have been using a HairMax lasercomb for nearly seven years recommended by my dermatologist. I have fine hair and full long pieces were falling out. I now have a new head of hair! My new hair growth is Curly! I still have a lot of hair falling out apparently due to a follicular issue, but at least I have new hair growing back in!
Is hairmax lasercomb is good?
How often do you use it please? I just bought one. Do u find your hair becomes frizzy and thinner in the beginning? I think mine does
Thanks for the review, I agree LLLt is a real option. I tried a couple of them, including the one that costs 1,200$ ... which died on my around the 1 year mark. Since I saw great results and did not want to pay that much again, I opted for the Bold Laser Hair Cap... Gave me similar results (speed of hair growth) and maintained my previous progress... while saving me like 900$.
Will u please name the device so I can buy one. I have a very tight budget unfortunately. Thank you.
Wasn't the 1st cap you bought that died, under warranty? I think you said a little less than a year....
Weird that this is word for word the same review that appears on testpilot. How spontaneous is this comment?
I used irestore for about 15 months. Results were minimal and the reason I stopped using it after 15 months is because it became nonfunctional- the lights didn't come on anymore. No loose wires or change in how it was used. But out of warranty time so basically I now have a useless $1200 helmet. I took photos once a month to track progress or lack of it. The only benefit I saw was my hair grew longer faster than usual but did NOT grow thicker hair or more dense hair.
Thank you for sharing your honest experience.
I bought mine at Costco which has a *lifetime* warranty.
You didn't use it enough dude. And Kierrs is better. IRestore is not LLLT.
@@floridadude777 well I used it as directed. I suspect it doesn't work well without something like minoxidil. Maybe it enhances a secondary treatment?? On it's own I had very little result. Haven't heard of the other brand you mentioned. I'll look it up.
As of 8/19/2021, the iRestore Professional standard manufacturing warranty was updated from 1-year to 2-year. Though it did not work for me. I have used it for 10 months. I am returning to get partial refund.
Best recommendations based on the doc's medical knowledge, experience and available data. Much better than what I usually see online.
Dr Gary, do ketocanozole next. I’d love to hear your views on that. I may be mistaken but I don’t think I’ve heard you talk about it.
u better say they work!!! I've got one on my head right Now!!
@@appletrades I wish I can offer a meaningful answer. At the time I started in December 2021, I was on a horrible med (accutane) for my acne which affects hair growth, I finished the meds mid March, and in June I thought my hair had gotten much better. But I don't know, is it because I stopped accutane or because of the laser cap! I took more videos that I need to review in 6 months. That would be a fair assessment of the laser cap
@@jemmaj2919how is the situation with your hair now ?
I’m obsessed with your skin. Have you released your skin care routine?
How many years away are we from being able to clone hair folicles and basiclly grow hair like a Chia Pet? 10, 20, 30?
Nobody knows
Whoever cures balding will be 100x richer than Jeff Bezos...
@@mikeross111 definitely!
@@mikeross111 Jeff Bezos is out here BALD lmfaooo
@@mikeross111 I think that's why the industry is so huge and there are so many studies done on a yearly basis. I wouldn't be surprised if it was bigger than trying to find a cure for cancer.
As an electrical engineer, thank you, Gary Linkov!
If someone is wondering:
4J / cm2 ~ 11W
radiation becomes ionising at 100nm and lower
i thought this vid was gonna be about laser hair removal! that's so interesting that the same tool (laser) can both remove and restore hair depending on the dosage!
That’s true, I hadn’t thought of that haha
I was getting laser hair removal with a YAG (I have dark skin). The setting worked well for my legs but it stimulated growth (not intended) on my chest at that same level which was disturbing.
Hi Doctor: I bought a red light device for my face: the Dr Gross appliance: what are your thoughts on effectiveness to boost collagen production?
i boght it. it does work but you need to be consistent. Also microcurrent
Dr. Linkov. I've had one FUE transplant 10 years ago. Age 58. That procedure worked well. I was thinning as I got older but not completely bald. The follow-up protocols for me are Revian Red (10 mins per day); Oral minoxidil/finasteride/biotin, made by a compounding pharmacy and taken daily, and once a week derma rolling. My hair looks great and I haven't noticed any side effects. Perhaps you can comment in a future video about oral minoxidil/finasteride/biotin and its efficacy as I've read recently in the NY Times about how powerful the combination can be. I'm a testament to consistency and not waiting too long to begin treatment. All the best.
I’m looking into using a laser light as my follicles are still open and wanting to help thinning hair. Wanting to see what’s good on the market. Hair club mentions xtrallux ? Doing my research now to see if it’s worth it?! Have you heard of this one?
I manufacture a lot of these devices, it falls into PBM (photobiomodulation) or PBS which Gary mentioned. It seems it's a good complimentary treatment, but not a stand-alone treatment. The short is that it increases blood-flow and healthy cellular function so it's only good.
The $3000.00 Capillus cap was a huge disappointment for me. The charger kept breaking and eventually the laser went out after having it approximately one year. Contacting the main source or office and talking to someone in authority was impossible and all they did was offer a fee to replace the cap with a less expensive cap costing $700.00 . eventually I found a branch or Extentions of a branch and sent it back registered mail, without ever hearing from the Capillus again. Hummmm
Male pattern baldness here. I'm on treatment # 159 of the TheraDome 40 LED unit that I purchased from Costco.I took a before picture. So far I don't really see any dramatic improvement. I've also been using the Kirkland foam Minoxidil 2x a day for many years with very little results. I'm a 66 year old white male, so maybe it's too late for me. I'll give the dome another 100 treatments. If no results, I give up.
Go to your dermatologist and ask about the oral minoxidil with finasteride and biotin. That combo has been getting good reviews. I'm 58 and have been using topical minoxidil, Revian Red (laser hair cap), and derma-rolling once a week for many years. My hair is doing well with this regimen and I'm the only one of my 4 siblings who still has any hair. They're amazed!
That is some dedication to a product my man, maybe it's my ADHD talking but I probably would have quit after 30 days of it not working. Unless it was like fun or felt amazingly good because otherwise I would quickly lose interest. I really appreciate your dedication to a product. I am in no way bashing you for continuing to use it, I am honestly impressed. I've tried the foams and the drips and the shampoos for thinning hair and have not found anything that particularly work. I do like the smell of the brand I'm using, and it feels good like cooling effect so I have kept using it for months despite not really seeing any results. Because at the end of the day I enjoy it as a basic shampoo and conditioner set. I'm not too far behind you at 49 but at least I have more hair than my dad did at 43 (he didn't make it past 43 so I don't know what my future holds)
I’m thinking that you’ll have to give any treatment months, not weeks before you can actually appreciate any change….
Thanks for your unbiased information and recommendation.
You mention that you recommend in 2021 the Capillus laser therapy cap. For design, treatment time and available strong data. But back then there was no clear winner. Now we are May 2023, do you have differnt recommendations now? Especially when it comes to efficacy, also skintype V (mine) as you mentioned up till then it's only for I-IV. (Nd-YAG lasers are suitable for dark en and very dark skin having also infra red in it). Would it be possible to do an up to date review on this topic please? 🙏🏽
my dad uses those laser caps. it's funny because he always has a buzz cut... like super short hair so you can't even tell his hair is thinning. 😂
Did you see improvement with his hair loss with it?
Thank you so much for this video! I suffer from trichotillomania and i would love to watch a video of yours on that topic. You are amazing ❤️
Eloquently and artistically informative!
Ok I know this is probably a really dumb question but I have to ask it, especially when words like 'radiation' are being thrown around - are there any long-term concerns with something like this? Blasting your scalp with light/radiation multiple times a day for the rest of your life has me worried about things like cancer. I'm probably very wrong, I know certain wavelengths can be dangerous and I'm sure this is well within safe limits, but I just need that reassurance.
These caps are astronomically expensive for the kind of treatment they deliver, when the same can be achieved at a tiny fraction of the cost using over the counter RLT bulbs. Don't place too much value on the "FDA cleared" claim, as it is rather easy to attain with the right amount of money handed over, given the 510K process is very expensive. RLT treatment mechanisms between a large bulb vs an array of "medical grade" LEDs essentially the same. Whether it is in the form factor of a baseball cap vs just a bulb pointed towards yoru head makes very little difference when you understand how RLT works. It is incredibly effective at penetrating deep into the skin, so you do not need to have the light so precisely targeted. Anyway if you want to give it a shot without spending the astronomical asking price of a Capillus cap, buy yourself a couple of $40 RLT bulbs and some cheap clamp lamps give it a shot.
its the distance from the scalp and how light intensity reduces from distance probably but I appreciate the tip, do u know any studies done laser caps vs RLT bulb?
this is by far the most helpful video on lllt. if you do research online, people will either hate it/think it's a scam or give overly positive/enthusiastic reviews that seem very biased or sponsored.
First of all this Doctor should grow himself some hair on the head or wear a patch(hair piece), as a bald man he is incredible talking about hair transplants! 💙💙💙♥️💙💙💙
@@NewBalance-pu8ft Carl Sagan was not an astronaut.
@@leihejun844 Doctor should go for transplant himself and until then stop talking about it. The Kojak baldness!
@@NewBalance-pu8ft Disagree
@@NewBalance-pu8ft he loves being dr evil
Could you give a top 3 or 4 of best devices please. 🙂
But this makes no sense to me because even sunlight exposes your head to more red/infrared light than these helmets. So does that mean going out into the sun improves your hair density? or does the UV light or other wavelengths from the sunlight counter-act this effect?
Good point!
Very true. I was just thinking about how sun probably does help hair growth. I think a huge reason my hair got more dense was from making a point to go outside daily- but I don’t have hair loss.
I wonder if the helmet just being close and pulsing has the most to do with it?
He emphasized the distance from the light source being extremely important. The sun is pretty far away.
Actually yes ! Sun light helps in hair growth
@@yoshtg Distance doesn't increase wavelength, speed increases wavelength (assuming the emitter is moving away from the detector). Although, when talking about EM spectrum that mainly just applies to astronomical observations.
Hi Dr. Gary, i really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for such amazing content.
Dr.linkov you should be teaching in med school too as academic perspective , I wish you were my plastic surgery teacher or ETN , I know the morning visits of patients would be so educative and honestly so fun with u, you know in medical school sometime not always but sometimes there were doctors whom med students never want to present in class LOL:D but there are some dr that always their classrooms were full of students I honestly believe that your classroom would be like the second type and I wish you were in my school during my med school education ,but I hope some day we can work together on plastic and rec cases about the video amazing job as always
🙃🤣🤣
Can you please do a video on the efficacy of stem cell hair procedures?
I had some hair thinning about 3 months after covid. I even had a spot that was almost completely gone. I tried minoxidil and it caused severe itching flaking and burning. I hD gotten a small red light therapy device for pain---- it looks like a mini flashlight. I dont know why but I decided to try it on my head . I do it when I'm decompressing in the evening and I just sort of lay on my bed close my eyes and think. I've been using this light everyday for between 10 to 30 min and I have all kinds of baby hairs growing. I've been at this for 2 weeks and some of these hairs are almost an inch and some are about 1 and a half centimeters. The hair shedding I was experiencing has been slowing down to almost normal. .....and after covid it was a lot. Overall I lost about half my hair and it happened in a vouple of showers. I was scared to see such large amounts if hair fall and had to unclog the shower drain several times which until then I had never had to unclog a shower drain. There was hair all over my pillow and kept tickling my arms as it fell through the day. I was devistated
My personal experience after 6 months of use with a highly reputable 272 laser hood is that LLLT has little or no effectiveness. I maxed out with minoxdil and dutasteride medical treatment after 10 years and saw no gain by adding LLLT to my regimen. We need more research into better modalities of treatment. The best that current therapy can do is just delay the inevitable!
Thats because all hair follicles are already triggerd by other treatments. There are no sleeping or thin hair follicles that LLLT can wakeup or make thicker
Once you reach that point the next stage is a hair transplant.
@@wulfsorenson8859 Microneedling wasn't mentioned in his comment as well.
@@wulfsorenson8859 I thought it was only for hairline?
272 is a low energy dose....maybe use a higher amount
A study indicates that LLLT may have a detrimental effect on melanoma tumors by promoting blood vessel formation, which can potentially accelerate tumor growth. This suggests caution should be exercised when considering LLLT treatment for individuals with melanoma or similar conditions.
I use the Revian Red in concert with 2X daily minoxidil protocols. I'm 58 and my three brothers are all bald and I still have my hair. The treatment seems to work if done consistently. I can't say I've had major regrowth but I can say that my hair, for my age, has pretty good coverage. I have no doubt I would be close to bald at this point without that active planning many, many years ago. Minoxidil began about 12 years ago and Revian Red about 15 months ago. 10 mins per day with Revian Red.
WHAT is Revian Red?
@@donnaryanhaynes7951 It's a laser cap that you use once a day for 10 minutes. I use it in the morning before I head out to work. I find it effective and, with a coupon, it cost me about $700.00 19 months ago. I've just added oral minoxidil/finasteride/biotin to my daily regimen as well. A compounding pharmacy makes it for me and I have a 3 month supply. A prescription from your dermatologist is needed but I got that easily. I read up on the efficacy of the oral treatment and it looks promising.
@@stevo3405 did you notice muscle loss with finasteride?
@@stevo3405 Thank you for the tip. But now they charge double! 1,495 USD. 😞 For 700 I would have given it a shot, I think.
You’re such a cool human Doc! Thanks for everything!
I love you, Dr. Linkov! Thank you for this. I was nearly enticed to get the IRestore but something stopped me. I'm a fan of Fifty plus Beauty, and she recommends it. After watching you recommend for the Cap, I'm going with that!. I was thin before but Covid left me losing my hair by chunks!. I've got oral Minoxidil which actually seems to help. Thank you for your great videos
Excellent review, very well presented!
I am puzzled however, after hearing the Doctor suggest that a ‘pulsing’ lazer cap is likely be more effective than a ‘continuous’ laser cap ..then why did he recommed the Capillus Pro272, cap which is stated to have a ‘continuous’ laser operation?
Because he's getting paid to recommend that
Yea, you do have to wonder ..
Wondering how it works in conjunction with minoxidil and finasteride if I’m using these two already will there be any improvement?
Finasteride is most important because it's a DHT blocker. Finasteride and minoxidil work independently of each other because minoxidil is a stimulant. LLLT devices are also stimulants. It might be helpful to add it to your regimen, but I'm not 100 percent convinced that they work.
I've been waiting for this video for so long tysm
Thank you so much for all your informative videos. You explain things so clearly & give us vital information on so many topics. BTW: You have such a clear, flawless complexion. Any info/secrets/advice for older women? I always had a beautiful/flawless complexion until I became "elderly". Now I keep getting blemishes (different types). My dermatologist says it's just aging & that it's so minimal I shouldn't worry... but it bothers me a lot!!
Dr Dray has used it for several years and said it works amazing she is a dermatologist. With a UA-cam channel
How does this therapy affect actinic keratosis, particularly for breakouts on the scalp?
That main pic, so freakin adorable! 🥰
I read that tretinoin was used for hair growth. Co you make a video on that please? Also, tretinoin for aging skin. I know it's off-topic but it would be nice to hear your view.
So, What I use... LLLT cap, minoxidil, finasteride, Derma-rolling., I have been fighting hair loss for 25 years, and winning! The biggest noticable difference has been the addition of derma-rolling. That has increased the density noticably. My wife and kids have noticed the difference as well. The true test is me. I am very pleased with the regrown of vellus hairs turning to more mature ones. An interesting side note. I have been using Rogaine for 25 years and my hair have very little grey, about 10% opposed to my brother who is totally grey. Perhaps it is the constant stimulation of the follicle not sure.
Can you share how often an what depth?
@@austinhill11 sure, I use the roller twice a month. The depth is 1.5mm
@@michaelrosenberg2420 thank you so much!
Michael Rosenberg hello brother. Are you applying Minoxidil once or twice a week? Foam or liquid? How long are you if you don't mind 😅
Thanks 🙏
@@benchabanehocine7809 I use Minoxidol at every night. Sometimes I use the foam sometimes the liquid. It does not matter. The strength is the same (5%)
watching this with a irestore laser helmet on my head. lol.
The problem with higher energy lasers (ie 'bluer' lasers) is their lower penetration power compared to IR. Lasers also tend to degrade biomaterial.
"Lasers also tend to degrade biomaterial" just to repeat it
I've been using capillus for just four weeks, I have the most expensive version, to understand. I am also taking supplements such as Serenoa, Moringa, Herbalife Formula 1 and Vitamins. After 2 days I immediately noticed that the hair is not falling out, now it is growing back hair. I use Capillus before going to bed with hair washed and feel until the next day that the "circulation" in my head (I think) is working. Plus, hair that's thicker and healthier to the eye. I was so undecided whether to buy it because I saw so many negative comments but I think they are from the competition (trichologists) or people who have a wrong diet: if you don't eat the right nutrients, your body doesn't have the basis for building hair. (Hello from Italy)
Capillus is working?
Thanks Dr Gary. Appreciate your video🙂
the HairMax 12 worked for me on the top of my head. I was happy with the results so i bought the HairMax 41and i used it for almost a year before i noticed it hasn't been working and my hair is thinning. I'm back to the comb and rogain
When I had cancer and my hair started falling out, I just shaved my head and wore my fedora until it came back. But there are people in the cancer community that use a "cold cap" to prevent hair loss to begin with. The way it works must be a lot different, no?
Very different..cold caps keep the blood away and therfore stop the chemo from circulating the scalp area...this is different
Could you please talk more about alopecia areata? I've had it and it was devastating and I did not respond to steroid injections.
I friend of mine had that problem and he was prescribed Minoxidil and applied it in the morning and at night and after one month her hair came back, hope this is a good information...
Good luck...
Good video! I use the Laser comb with good results. I am able to treat areas of my scalp that needs it unlike the cap which would be treating areas that don't need it. Keep up the good videos!
Hi. Which laser comb are you using? Do you think a laser comb would work to treat hair loss around the temples area? Thank you.
Hairmax Ultima 12
Thanks for the video! It'd be nice to know if there were studies looking at the relative effectiveness of near IR light or at least absorptivity by the chromophores.
The prices are ridiculous for what the devices actually are. A laser cap seems like a relatively easy DIY project: 3D printed cap and several LED/lasers in parallel with a small battery pack. It seems like literature can give you appropriate levels of intensity to calculate emitter density & output.
It's a good business opportunity for you, make a design & sell the kit
@@karezaalonso7110 Enough irons in the fire - maybe someone else in the comments will feel inspired :)
I'm on finastride, biotin, and ll light therapy
How's it working for you? I'm just starting to take finasteride but am also considering getting on minoxidil with light therapy
Just wondering what are your thoughts about the different models of Capillus caps ie: number of laser diodes. Great video!
Sir you are very smart, and articulate. With all due respect you are also very smooth all over your face.
Dr gary linkov gem of person 😊
Thank you for this. Do the lasers and LED's employed in both the facial and hair growth devices emit the same light? Are these devices similar in output? Low level laser/LED devices seem to be everywhere and I'm wondering if they are interchangeable.
I ended up purchasing the Lasercap HD+ because it had some of the highest laser diode counts available and I was desperate for something that would work. It was very expensive but I can confidently say that my hair is actually growing back and I should do a review on that at some point. It's been an outstanding device. However, I do have one bald spot that remains at my temple on one side and it has not wanted to grow even with the help of PRP + the laser cap. I have hair growth like crazy everywhere else on my head though.
Hi @chrissy can you please share your routine, is it alone laser cap which helped in hair growth or you were doing other treatments as well.
I bought laser comb for myself... It made a hole in my pocket ..hoping for some result.😢 I have female pattern hair loss.
Used one for 18 months, lost more hair with it. Switched to a derma pen and Rosemary oil, Very effective!
How long you been going with the rosemary oil and dermapen?
I just started actually commiting to dermapen regularly.
Been thinking I should add a topical...
@@stevenrapa4014 I use the pen every two weeks at a depth of around 1-1.2mm (1.5 was too much for me). Use the 11 pin, anymore and you risk scarring. I use rosemary oil with a carrier (the day after needling). Put a bit on at night and wash out in the morning. The wife has got used to the smell lol! Been doing 8 months. Saw some new hairs at 6 months. There's good results for this on youtube. The laser caps seem to have a load of sponsored videos.. haven't found one independent positive one. Dermapaen is small and easy to use. I've got a Dr Pen M8. Lots of fake ones on ebay.. they're probably just as good.. I paid more and got one from a trusted source.
This isn't the only video on LLLT for hair loss, but it's one of the few that isn't sponsored. When I find UA-camrs discussing laser hair regrowth, they're usually getting paid by iRestore or one of the other companies. I would like to see the results of a clinical trial of LLLT compared to placebo. But it's hard to imagine what product would be used as a placebo.
Apparently can turn down intensity to non-effective level
I have doubts about whether LLLT is effective at any intensity. I gave serious consideration to buying a Laser Cap, but it's $2,000-$3,000. I bought oral minoxidil instead, which is only about $7 for a one-month supply. If someone can prove that LLLT is effective and worth its cost, I'll be first in line to buy it.
That's incorrect and the wrong assumption. He gets a cut directly from the company for Doing this promotion if you did not recommend a specific cap then you know there is no monetary gain
Being in favor of a product doesn't mean you're getting paid by them. Spencer Kobren and Joe Tillman recommended LLLT, and they're not getting paid to do so.
I tried it worked
I wish I had this info back in my early 20's.
Thanks for the info. You see these commercials where it's like "You can grow your hair WITH LASERS!" and you generally just go, "Are you f*cking kidding?"
The ignorance in these comments from grown folks is absurd. Do y’all realize there’s numerous CAUSES/TYPES of hair loss? Did it ever occur to y’all the Dr might have a condition that causes 1 of those types of hair loss before u made ur asinine disrespectful comments? If u were smart, you’d see ur Dr FIRST to get blood work so you’d know if u have a type of hair loss these devices were designed for, BEFORE u foolishly purchased 1 then inaccurately claimed it didn’t work, when in reality it didn’t work due to your cluelessness.
Thank you for the information. This helps. My dermatologist suggested using the capillus cap and your video explained it very clearly
Did you try it? If so what were your results using
Literally saw the video thumbnail while wearing the same device! 🤣🤣🤣
Curious. You chose cap pro with a 6-7 min steady beam, yet you said the flashing style is better for hair growth… So why do you not choose a model that does flashing for 15-30 minutes, which is the design that has the most tests on?
I needed a real reaction video. Bravo
Straight talk - thank you!
amazing video I was wondering this therapy so much
Which type of alopecia u have doc? U can do any therapy to get ur hairs back.. I did everything but didn't work for me
While I appreciate the professional level of information distribution you are doing. Probably the hardest thing about that diode energy calculation is the spread of the beams and bleed through as each one will not just hit one part of the skin and stop, it will light up and spread out as soon as it hits the skin and different skin, tones, existing hair densities causing shade and diffraction would make the calculation very difficult to even setup. I would bet a computer simulation or AI predictive method would come close but still. I find complex mathematics very fascinating.
I think the idea is that the light might not hit every micrometer of scalp everytime you use it, but over time, the full scalp will get coverage as the placement of device and hair is always changing.
Have you done any research on the use of Bimatoprost (Generic Latisse), to promote thickening of hair and the appearance of greater hair?
research needs to be in 3d printed hair follicles or stem cell implantation
Wait it only works for Fitzpatrick score of 1 through 4? You gave scores in the left panel which shows the palest skin is also 1 to 6. So you’re saying it’ll work only palest skins? Doc, you said score, I wish you talked in terms of score.
We love science and how sometimes discover things accidentally it's so interesting
Hello! Thank you for all your awesome content. This is the most informative channel on youtube on hairloss and hair restoration also done by an experienced surgeon that actually does himself the procedures.
I was wondering, did you happen to see studies done for redensyl, procapil, baicapil, capixyl - some emerging compounds for hairloss, although maybe not as potent as the medicines like finasteride and minoxidil, for some people, especially in those that start to observe their receeding since the first phases and have a family history of androgenetic alopecia, but still, maybe they can somehow help preserve hair alongside with the laser option.
I was just diagnosed with LPP - Lichen Planopilaris. I have the iRestore helmet. Is this something safe to use with this condition? From what I’ve researched online, it is ok to use. My LPP isn’t as severe …. My scalp isn’t itching or burning all the time. It just seems like my hair won’t stop shedding and it doesn’t always feel comfortable in a pony tail. I’m also using a topical steroid at the moment for first line of treatment. Could you do a video on LPP?
Great video, I was wondering what the differences are between this low laser light therapy. Whether you are doing it at home using a capillas, to going into a clinic and getting it done through one of their machines.
Money
Is it good for alopecia?
thank you so much for making this video
Thank you from Italy
Where does the theradome rank on your list?
Wish you were my doctor!! 🥰
i had tried red light therapy and it did not make my hair grow faster BUT it did make my baby fine hair look thicker!!!
it also made my far head look younger -as weird as that sounds!
so i went and got a red laser light lamp for plants and the light is so powerful i have to move back a few paces for it to be comfortable on me.
it only costed me 30 bucks.
Why am I 6hs late here?
@UA-cam, you had _one_ job!
I'm 6 months late lol
How do they compare to just going out in the sun?