Other Hair Loss Treatment Options

Technology has come a long way, but even with this advancement there are only three FDA Accepted treatments for hair loss.

In another article we discussed Propecia®, a prescription drug developed by Merck that inhibits the formation of DHT, the principle cause of male pattern baldness in men. Propecia was approved by the FDA in 1997 and is primarily for men in the early stages of hair loss or those who have had permanent hair restoration and are looking to maintain their native (non-transplanted) hair. You can read more about Propecia® and how it works in this article.

Though there are many solutions on the market, the only three that have been approved are Propecia, minoxidil and laser light therapy. The latest FDA approved product is the Bosley LaserComb®. The Bosley LaserComb® is unique in that it is the only drug free treatment option.

This treatment option is not for advanced hair loss. Hair follicles that have closed completely cannot be

Bosley LaserComb

reopened, however permanent hair restoration may be an option when the Bosley LaserComb® is not. The good news is that the LaserComb may be the perfect option for those in the early stages of hair loss when permanent hair restoration is not.

More information on hair loss solutions can be obtained by scheduling a free consultation with a Senior Counselor at Bosley.

The Bosley LaserComb® has been developed with nine individual laser beams that emit just enough energy to stimulate hair follicles and promote regrowth. This solution can be used in pre-operative and post-operative patients to obtain the best results after hair restoration surgery.

Studies for women are ongoing and will be provided when available. The current results are for men only.

The Bosley LaserComb® along with more information can be found at the Bosley store.

For more information on causes of hair loss and hair loss solutions order our free dvd and schedule for a free consultation with a Senior Counselor.

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