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wallinghsosa

I am going to get some grafts from Dr. Cole. However, I can not afford it at this time and it will probably take about a year before I have the procedure. With that being said I am looking for something that will help maintain what hair I do have left until then. I have tried Propecia but stopped due to the side effects. Is the lasercomb or something of that nature good?

CITness

Hi walling,

Your non-surgical options to stabilize your hair loss can be laser comb or medications. Oral medications can cause side effects so you need to be well aware of these possible side effects before starting them. Our clinic often recommends that patients utilize natural hair loss remedies to maintain their existing hair as well. You may find herbal products like saw palmetto or natural hair products like Hair Cycle which both provide more reinforcement to fight hair loss. I hope that my response has shed some light on the subject of other remedies to fight hair loss. Please give us a call if you would like to discuss the options via telephone.

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Mike0715

What is your oppinion on laser treatment?

Isn't there a way to do it at home?

CITness

Mike,

Laser combs don't have a signifigant amount of data suggesting that it's use is 100% effective. It doesn't mean that it isn't a good hair loss product to try, it means that there isn't very much outstanding clinical data to support it.

My advice is not medical advice

shedding

Would this help initially? Do you think it could actually be a good prerequisite to transplant...unless someone decides not to go through with it...would it help in the long term?