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Medical statistics
prove that 65% of all men and 35% of all women
experience undesirable hair loss. Traditional
methods of hair replacement treatments include
prescription medications – which often have
undesirable side effects, surgery –which
is expensive and often painful, hair pieces –
which can be expensive and require a lot of maintenance
and often look ‘fake’, and OTC hair
products – the majority of which simply don’t
work as advertised.
The bottom
line is that even though more money is spent on
hair research in North America than on cancer
research and hair loss is an estimated $1 billion
a year industry in the U.S. alone, there really
hasn’t been a safe and effective method of
stopping hair loss and actually generating new
hair growth available…until now (FDA Approval
as of February 2007).
The good
news is that modern science and medicine have
merged to create a solution to the problem. After
extensive research and clinical data, the FDA
recently approved laser therapy for hair growth.
Laser therapy is the only FDA approved therapy
for hair restoration that is not a drug or medication.
The really
good news is that Lazarus Labs has recently made
an exclusive agreement to market the Platinum
9 Laser Hair Brush and the DNA
Hair Tek Products direct from the manufacturers.
One of the
many great things about this package is that it
is equally effective for both men and womens
hair loss. Up to 50% of clients in Laser
Hair Restoration Clinics are women, yet that
segment of the market is almost totally overlooked!
Of the 3 FDA approved treatments, consider the
following:
- Rogaine
is available for women only in half strength
(it tends to cause skin irritation), works only
on the back of the scalp, and is messy.
- Propecia
is prescribed for men only, though some physicians
will prescribe it to women IF that woman is
post-menopausal and has had a hysterectomy (in
other words, most women are shut out from Propecia).
- Laser
Hair Restoration is the only viable "full strength"
FDA approved modality for womens hair loss!
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