I dunno about those yardsales. Two good friends have used it for a litle under 2 months and are already seeing results, I've done the first week. Nothing yet but I really believe this hair rejuvenator laser therapy works, hopefully the results will tell me the same. I'll keep the updates comin.

My best hope for it is that it will basically augment existing treatments, I think thats the best case scenario for it....though, it seems that many beleive it is 100% bs.....

Nonetheless, I'm hoping it would help my HT hair grow in stronger, faster; maybe be one more thing to aid in my existing hair coming in stronger....I dunno, but I didn't pay for the laser comb so I might as well give it a whirl.

I too will report benefits; am going to start using it this week I think.

Dr. Rassman has a very interesting article on the laser comb and the results they were "claiming".

See it Here

It seems there was a little fudging of the results.

Really good article, mildly depressing, not altogether surprising...I feel like I just learned that Santa Claus doesn't exist!

Well... Dr. Rassman's stance on laser therapy is confusing in that he publically bashes the technology but then offers laser therapy as a free service at his clinic?

Check this out:
http://hair-restoration-info.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/146...461019023#9461019023

If you read that post carefully you will see that he is doing his own study of laser therapy. He does it for free because as of yet he does not have any evidence that there is a benefit to it. I applaud him for doing this. He has guys coming in 3 days a week receiving this free service. You would think, that if it actually worked, there would be some visible improvement.

In his own words he is:

"unable to see objective benefits that I can measure."

Hello,
My experience with hairrejuvenator.com has not been good. I tried the product for 12 weeks and saw no results. I returned it. Between the $20 return shipping, plus 15% restocking fee - $60 - plus $10 Paypal charge because the Paypal time limit for Photonic to give a refund is only 60 days - you will spend at least $90, whether the thing works or not. Customer service is also very poor.

Sure there are plenty of solutions. Go to the dermatologist and they will prescribe creams or medications. Sometimes it takes antibiotics and creams to really help.

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