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A Clinical Comparison of FDA-Cleared Photobiomodulation Devices for the Treatment of Alopecia

University of Minnesota · 2017
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Photobiomodulation is a form of non-ionizing light therapy has been shown to stimulate cellular processes and reduce inflammation as well as improve pain and wound healing. Photobiomodulation has also been found to enhance fibroblast growth factor production. A challenge in clinic is to answer the patients' questions regarding which FDA-cleared device is the best to purchase. Therefore, this study was designed to gain experience with the use of the following devices and to clinically evaluate their efficacy: iGrow Hair Growth System, Capillus352, Hair Max Ultima 12 LaserComb, and HairMax Laserband 82. The purpose of this pilot research study is to clinically compare and evaluate FDA-cleared photobiomodulation devices after four months of treatment and one-month follow-up in subjects with alopecia.
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