Yes, Laser Combs have been deemed safe to use. In fact the FDA identify low level lasers as “non significant risk devices.”

Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) has been in use since the 1960’s and was developed by Endre Mester to improve the healing of wounds. Since that time, the use of LLLT for medical treatments has expanded for many other therapeutic uses including clinically proven prevention of hair loss.

The Science behind low-level laser light comes from the compressed light from the cold red part of the light spectrum. This light is completely different from natural light. This light’s color is precise and exists on a single wavelength. Because it is on one wavelength, it travels in a perfectly straight and defined point.

Low-level laser light can penetrate the skin’s surface without damaging the skin; it does not give off heat and has no known side effects. This penetrating light’s energy stimulates the body’s cells.

LLLT adds energy to cells and tissues which help them to work normally and regenerate. The energy is like recharging a battery with your cells being the battery.

In the specific use of the laser comb, the LLLT promotes healthy rejuvenation of hair.

The two recommended laser combs are:

HairMax Laser Comb up to $510 — usually between $350 to $460 — Click Here

Verseo Laser Comb $175 — Click Here

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