I am looking for some guidance on purchasing a radio frequency machine for my home use. I am not sure what megahertz strength I need to have in order produce good results. Also, what type of watts strength does the machine need to have to be powerful enough.
Thank you
Kay Peyton
Connersville, IN
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Question: How does a laser hair transplant surgery work?
Answer: The term laser has been unfortunately a bit romanticized in terms of what it claims it can do. I personally believe that laser hair restoration is not a viable treatment method, as it causes undue thermal damage when making the recipient sites or “holes” unnecessarily. I attend every major meeting of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery and have not heard anything about laser hair transplant surgery in years. That being said, I know about “low level lasers” that are used to help regenerate hair and to help with recovery after a hair transplant procedure. Again, I do not personally use LLLs because I do not believe there is sufficient science to back this technology up. However, I believe some of my trusted colleagues are seeing nice results that help support their hair restoration work.
