272 Pro Laser Cap, FDA Cleared Laser Hair Growth Cap for Men and Women. Laser Therapy Helmet for Baldness Treatment and Stimulation of Hair Growth.

I highly suspect this is a gimmick and an expensive one. I wore it religiously for 10 weeks without noticing anything, and just felt dumb every time I put it on. Also, you might want to know the lights are in a plastic shell which unless your head is exactly that shape, it's going to be a bit uncomfortable.granted I didn't give it a full year, but seriously it's going to take a year and I have to wear it forever ... I think I'll pass and catch a flight to Turkey for the weekend (if you know what I mean)

I recently purchased this 272 diode laser cap because my friend uses one and he's had positive results. He experienced new hair growth and thicker and healthier hair in general so had a lot less noticeable hair lost in the shower, while combing, etc. I was borrowing his cap and finally purchased my own. I've started to experience similar results.I used every day for awhile and now at least every other day for 30 minutes. The lasers really stimulate the the scalp and get the blood flowing. It's like a hands-free workout for my scalp! The tiny thinning hairs on my receding hairline have started to thicken and grow again. I used to think they were a lost cause but now it's actually exciting to watch the progress. Some hairs grow faster than others but the net effect is that my hair looks less thin from the front. Hopefully they will keep growing! I've also been fighting thinning hair for years on the top of my scalp and I noticed these hairs are getting thicker as well as its less noticeable when I get out of the shower and especially when my hair dries. It might seem lame but I use a mirror to check from various distances and thus far I am very pleased with the results. I'm super excited thus far and arguably more confident. Anyone with thinning hair will understand. Anyway, this laser helmet really does work. Just be patient and focus on all the things that affect hair loss as well like diet, stress, etc and the laser cap will do the heavy lifting. I'm loving this laser technology.Another thing to note is that this product has 272 diodes which is many more than other solutions on the market including the helmets and laser combs. Much more effective! I used laser combs in the past without noticeable results except for sore shoulders from holding the comb to my head for so long.

About 2 years ago I decided it was time to start taking my hair loss seriously.At that point, I started doing 3 things:1) Got a prescription for Finasteride2) Started using Rogaine Foam twice a day3) Did 3 sessions a week with a Theradome CapI was very regular with all 3 treatments and my hair loss stopped - and then reversed just a bit; although, I don't ever expect it to go back to how it looked when I was younger. If only I had started treating it just a few years earlier...Of the 3 treatments, I have to admit that I have always been most skeptical of the laser caps.Regardless, a few weeks ago I was talking to my doctor and he recommended getting a Capillus Laser Cap instead because both he and several of his patients had seen very positive results.When I got home, I jumped on Amazon and about had a heart attack when I saw the price. :)That's where this Illumiflow cap comes in!I wasn't sure it was the same thing; but, after watching multiple videos and reviews I decided to take the plunge and try it out - especially since I could just return it if it was junk.Fortunately, this thing is actually pretty awesome:1) Compared to the Theradome, this cap is absolutely amazing! It only takes a few seconds of using each to see that they aren't in the same league at all, with the Illumiflow offering better coverage and more powerful lasers.2) The most irritating thing about the Theradome was that ridiculous talking timer. This doesn't have anything like that (although I do wish there was some type of notification when the treatment is over).3) This cap is both an excellent value - and seems to be a quality product.Having said that, I do have some minor complaints:1) Since the cap isn't adjustable, it probably won't fit many people perfectly. I'm a big guy (6'7") and this is a small for me. As a result, this cap sits just a little higher and more forward on my head than I would prefer - but it does give great coverage in that position.2) Although the cap itself seems like a quality product, the battery pack seems like junk. I tested it with an Anker Power Bank after looking at the rated input and output numbers - and it seems to work perfectly so I don't think it will be a huge deal if this battery pack dies prematurely.I'm still not convinced that laser therapy really works, but I'll continue using it until it's proven one way or the other since it's pretty simple to do.It's hard to believe this cap is a third of the cost of the mid-range Capillus - and a quarter of the cost of the high end model that's more comparable to this! If they were closer in price, I probably would have gone with the name brand, but this much of price difference is just too much to ignore...If you're looking for a laser cap you can use at home, then I would highly recommend giving this one a try!