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Laser combs were introduced in the year 2000 and were hailed by TIME® Magazine as an “Invention of the Year” because of their effectiveness in hair restoration and ease of use. The technology has only continued to improve over the last two decades.
The patented HairMax® Ultima 12 LaserComb may be an excellent option to restore your full head of hair.
Low-level laser devices have been used for years to diminish the effects of hair loss due to hormonal changes (the most common reason for hair loss in both men and women). This targeted laser treatment delivers nourishing laser light energy directly to your hair follicles to reverse the thinning process. The HairMax® Ultima 12 LaserComb is clinically proven to stimulate hair growth, thicken the treated follicles, and restore the natural growth cycle of your hair using therapeutic light energy. Treatment is as easy as combing your hair. The HairMax® Ultima 12 LaserComb should be used for eight minutes per treatment, three times a week.
Patients can see healthier, fuller hair in as few as eight weeks. Patients must continue the regular use of the device in order to maintain their results. We recommend that our patients who undergo our NeoGraft® procedure begin the use of the HairMax® Ultima 12 LaserComb immediately after treatment to encourage a more successful transplant.
Dr. Tchelebi-Moscatello is a board-certified radiation oncologist and medical aesthetics specialist with a focus on cosmetic services. She studied medical aesthetics in Paris, France, and continues to stay updated with the latest aesthetic techniques under leaders in the field to provide patients with beautiful, natural-looking results. Along with being a member of the Academy of Cosmetic Physicians, the American Academy of Medical Aesthetics, The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, and the American Academy of Mesotherapy, Dr. Tchelebi-Moscatello is also a member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery.
