I have been using irestore helmet and (shampoo, conditioner, liquid drops and vitamins) for about 8 months and I will say it works. For me it wasn't a miracle but it did grow new hair and my hair feels a lot healthier. I didn't take anything else and I will say it works. To be clear I'm not bald but definitely balding. I would say I lost about 30% of my hair and now it's more like 20%. It's not perfect but I'm still happy with the results and I continue to use all these products.
@@DavidDiMuzio So those who gave it one stars or critical of it wanted magic to happen with their bald spots? Though I guess if your follicles are still active this could possibly regrow some new hairs?
David - I can't tell if you are being a salesman for these laser therapy companies or if you are being genuine about this...because this is not a cheap investment for us regular folks.
I've bought and paid for many laser hats myself and use my iRestore unit religiously every other day. I wouldn't waste my own time using one if I thought it was bullshit. Nor would I make any videos about them. That said, this thing isn't going to make a bald go grow a full a head of hair ever. It's just going to help you keep the existing hair you have and in some cases reverse a little of the miniaturization process. It's a useful tool in the tool belt against hair loss. Not a cure.
Once the hair falls out(bald) your screwed. You need to have a transplant to place the hairs where your bald then you use the lazers to maintain your new hair.
Hi. I’ve been using the irestore pro faithfully for 8 months. Not sure I see a whole lot of improvement but I do agree the company is outstanding. I will continue to use since I made the purchase. They have a 12 month money back (less 20 percent) guarantee which is amazing. I will decide if I’m returning on month 11. 61 year old female
I'm barely turning 22 in the next few weeks.. My hair is pretty good, but one of my corners looks just about.. half an inch or a quarter of an inch receded or thinned out, not sure.. Either way... I heard it's best to prevent than to try to reverse the damage/loss SOOOOOO HERE I AM lol. I've been learning a lot these last 3 days, I highly recommend moreplatesmoredates, that dude knows what he's talking about, explains so many things on his site and its relatively easy to understand. What I've learned, Avoid Minox as a last resort because it potentially has many very bad side effects compared to stuff like Finasteride. What you want to do is BLOCK DHT. Finasteride (1mg a day for adults) is the recommended dosage it seems on different sites, and this blocks DHT by up to like, 60% I think, it also even has helped regrow hair in some folk. Next, you want to give your scalp some massaging or in this case, some laser/led therapy, basically you want it to be stimulated. At the corners of our head is where there's the most tension, that's where we go bald first, (Think: The Norwood hair-loss type) usually, and it's because as we get older, these areas, around the temple is where the scalp/skin tightens and it has a negative impact on our follicles/stimulation. You need these areas to keep being stimulated somehow! Blood must be in good quantity here! Minoxidil is also bad cause it does not address the underlying issue which is THE MINIATURIZATION of the Hair follicles (eventually dead follicles) which is caused by DHT, the by-product of Testosterone. Testosterone is not the sole chemical in our bodies that will make us bald, it's really just a matter of how well we RESPOND TO IT, some of us just don't respond well to it, genetics are a good place to look but NOT 100% ALWAYS THE THING THAT WILL DETERMINE YOU TO BE BALD like your Ancestors lol, sometimes it can skip a generation! I've read stories! Also, Hairloss can be due to a very large number of things, even something like Stress, or COVID 19, basically your body going through a lot, so your hair can halt development to focus on repairing more important stuff. The lack of certain Vitamins/Minerals can also cause this, like Zinc and/or Iron or something called Ferritin, which I think is the same as Iron, or it can at least be found in foods high in Iron it seems. A leaky gut can also cause hairloss, if you have this, then you don't absorb all your Vits/Minerals which in turn obviously will effect your hair and overall health. Other things to keep in check are Vitamin B12 levels and a Thyroid deficiency Here are some random links that helped me get a grip on all this shit. I been reading from 5 AM to 1 PM... I need sleep... Hair Vitalics hair growth supplements from The Belgravia Centre experts Belgravia Expands Hair Growth Booster Range With HairMax LaserBand (belgraviacentre.com) Minoxidil DOES NOT Prevent Hair Loss - Read This Before Using It! (moreplatesmoredates.com) Testosterone Also Causes Hair Loss, Not Just DHT - Blood Work Proof (moreplatesmoredates.com) Male Pattern Baldness (Permanent) Vs Shedding (Temporary) (moreplatesmoredates.com)
David, you are right about iGrow Laser. The little legs did fall apart within a year I was using it. I’m so frustrated with it and it does hurt when the helmet is sitting on my head. I have to put tissues underneath so it doesn’t hurt. It also does NOT cover the whole head and I really need the laser on the sides of my temple as I’m losing hair there too (I’m a female). When I called the manufacturer they told me to just move the helmet on my side and do another 25 minutes on each side. The problem is that’s a total of a long 1 hr & 15 minutes and I get a headache after awhile plus I get so anxious while sitting that long. That’s why I went to youtube to check if there is anything better out there. I’m glad you educated us on this. If iRestore laser lights covers the whole head, this is what I need. I spent $375 with iGrow 4 years ago but sitting for 75 minutes is way too long for me it actually stressing me out after awhile and plus a headache when it is that long especially since I have to do it 2-3xs a week. I need to save some money for the iRestore but yes, the laser lights do work better than the minoxidil. I did them all!
Thanks for sharing. iRestore definitely covers more of the head than iGrow and is much more comfortable to use. To my knowledge there aren't any laser hats that really cover the sides of the head as well so that could be an issue. Fortunately with a batter pack (as opposed to iGrow that is only plugged into the wall) you can move around and do whatever else you want if you did need to use the helmet multiple times across different areas... you wouldn't just be stuck to the wall.
So sorry I didn't know you tried to contact me. I am just seeing this now. NO. I stopped using the iGrow but now shopping again for another helmet. I saw the ad on Capillus but maybe I should get the iRestore. Im still doing research but I will update you.
Hey David, Thank you for responding to my last message. Also, really in-depth review on lasers. I personally used the laser comb (spent a fortune on it) and didn't really have much success.....and now it just sits in its fancy case in my closet (I would love to sell it). That being said, it really put me off using any kind of laser all together. I'm still on the fence about purchasing an iRestore helmet just because there are a lot of reviews out there that indicate that it is not effective, plus it is expensive. However, there are studies out there that also show it has been proven to be effective in maintaining some of the hair on the scalp, but not really regrowing it. And it is more convenient in terms of usage then the laser comb ever was! But lets be honest, for men going bald, anything helps especially if you can keep the hair you have without losing any more. I just had a couple more questions that I forgot to ask you last time: 1. What Norwood were you on the Norwood Scale before you went for your first hair transplant? 2. What Norwood are you at right now? 3. I remember you said you had a couple FUT (strip) surgeries with Dr.Bolton but on one of the surgeries he left a rather large, unsightly scar on the back of your hear. Did you ever get that fixed via FUE or Micropigmentation (I know you had micropigmentation done on the top of your scalp which was done by Dr. McGrath) 3. Have you ever PRP Treatment, and if not, will you? 4. In your previous response to my question you mentioned FUE, but I thought you only had FUT (strip).....are you going to be getting FUE in the future if you continue to lose more hair? Thank you once again man, like I mentioned before your videos are really helpful and inspirational.....I also watch your music videos (not just the hair ones ;).....keep up the good work man and I wish you all the success in the world and please keep on updating us with your progress and hair and music videos. Thanks!!
1. I was around Norwood 5 -6 before my first hair transplant. I've had three strip surgeries. Two with Dr. Bolton. The second one was right before Dr. Bolton was committed to a mental institution against his will and lost his medical license in TN. So for obvious reasons and some not as obvious like the scar you mentioned I had my third FUT procedure with Dr. McGrath. I've had one SPM session with Dr. McGrath, but it takes around 3-4 sessions to complete. 1st session is usually not very noticeable for a bunch of reasons I won't go into here. I'm excited about the procedure though. For the right candidate which fortunately I am it's a no brainer. 3. Never tried PRP. I don't plan to in the future, but who knows. 4. I've only had FUT. In the future I will probably have some FUE work done to fill in my crown in particular, but as of now I'm basically just maintaining. I just had some more thinning when i went off Finasteride a little over a year ago. It's been a little over 2 years since my last transplant. Happy to hear you're enjoying my music as well :)
Capillus makes excellent caps as well. They have lots of lasers...the main drawback for me was the fact the unit I had (I think all their units, but I'm not 100% sure) doesn't have a timer or battery level meter, and only runs on battery power. So it would often run out of battery or be out of battery when I wanted to use it unless you charged it in between each use, but generally I thought it's bad to charge battery operated devices fully after every single use, so that's why I didn't.
My dad used to have this mini sauna-type of machine that you lie down in, similar to a solarium which we called "the tube" - it helped him with joint pain via increased blood circulation. Have you looked into that?
Today there are more laser hats than ever before. Capillus, iRestore, RedRestore, Kiierr, HairMax, Illumiflow, Theradome, iGrow... Should any of these be avoided?
@@lenwelch2195 what are you talking about? One American dollar gets you more than a dollar in Canada. In other words it means it takes more Canadian money to make an American dollar, thus Canadian dollar worth. At current rates, a $1,000 American item would cost $1,350 in Canadian funds, and that figure hasn't factored in tariffs or taxes
Hello Dave, Thanks for the video. Lasers have a certain level of radiation. I know this product is FDA approved but, my concern is the increase risk of brain cancer from using this product over a long period of time. Have you heard or researched this topic.
Omg I can't believe that was you 6 months ago! Man that gives me so much hope!! My hair is kinda getting thinner and keeps shedding :/ I've gotten PRP done, and have used minoxidil only to have the hairs that I've grown back from them fall out again. I was going to look into finasteride but I've changed my mind since hearing about the side effects. I'm really hoping this irestore retries my hair fuller and thicker like yours !! Wish me luck man
Seriously; there is no way that you grew back all your hair by using just the laser cap/hat. Looks like you had a transplant as well and the hat helps keep the hair you had.
Every different article I read says iRestore is inferior because it uses LEDs and the others use actual, medical grade, LASERS, Capillus in particular is made in the USA which means better quality control vs iRestores which are from CHINA. I'm so damn confused now. Also not as much research on LEDs vs lasers. OK UPDATE: I JUST READ IN THE DESCRIPTION OF IRESTORES HELMETS (yes both the Essential and the Professional helmet) after hearing this @3:04 and it has BOTH LASERS AND LEDS. now I understand why he recommended this.
Yes, iRestore's helmets also use medical grade lasers. The studies iRestore did showed that a combination of LEDs + Lasers was more helpful than lasers alone. That's why their helmet has both.
I just bought one that is coming on Wednesday and I'm trying to convince my wife that I did not fall for a scam...Lol...THank you young man excellent video.
@@DavidDiMuzio Thank you but I'll pass on those. I tried both and policies abolished my sex drive so I stopped and monoxidil gave me heart rythem problems. I'm looking for a more natural remedy. I'm excited! I plan on using mine daily as I heard from a few that do and it works well. Have a great weekend !
I've read from a guy who I consider to be a reliable source that as long as 24hrs and a good night's rest has gone by you can use it again, so aim for that and then if you miss a day here or there you'll still probably be hitting at least every other day which is the generally recommended amount. It's like going to the gym for your hair so overuse can be harmful, but as long as you're not going nuts and getting lots of sleep in between you'll be fine.
Great info David ! Alot of folks don't realize how important the timer is. If you go under, then it wont work, and if you go over then it wont work. The science says it works if your scalp receives 3-6joules of energy. This is why people that wear them too long don't receive results. ***On a side note, your hair in this video looks thick and badass, are you using some type of thickener or concealer ?? I am a customer of McGrath i had Acell/PrP done and going to touch up the hairline soon, but man im impressed with yours.
+Dark Vctry Thanks for the detailed info :) ...yes, I'm using Dermatch concealer in my hair in this video. It's awesome, and waterproof (not a shake on). There is a link to it, and I discuss it in the video description. All of the hair related videos where I am using concealer on my head in the video it is discussed in the video description so as not to mislead anyone :)
David DiMuzio opps I didn't see description on my phone lol. I think your hair looks great. I'm going to see if that concelor works for long hair. Im subbed to you and know you mentioned it before just looked extra good today. I agree with you on concealer...women and all celebrities use enhancers it should not be frowned upon for use common folk to use it 😁
I have a laser brush. Dang thing costed $400 bucks. Im not sure if it even works, I've had it probably 5 years now and I started off with good intentions and used it the recommended time stated but it was a pain to hold the stupid thing over your head for 20+ minutes 4x a week. I gave up after the first 3 months. I unfortunately have to take medication for a condition, and the medicine they prescribed, the number one side affect is hair loss so i figured trying to save my hair was a lost cause because I have to stay on the medicine for life.
Thanks. I have never used one, but my guess is that it would be beneficial if there's a particular reason you're leaning towards. Bottom line is anyone worried about hair loss should be using a laser helmet regularly. There are no side effects and it is definitely beneficial for hair. Sometimes more than others though for sure.
I believe the Same thing!! When a company believes in their product so much that they really want You to try it, it really shows promise and I'm impressed. However, it didn't look like You had actually even opened the shampoo ;))) 🐞
The selection process is so confusing. David here says a mix of lasers and LEDs are good, therefore irestore is the way to go, other people say the more laser the merrier i.e. a cap like capillus that has all lasers and no LEDs is the way to go. It seems caps that have more laser are more expensive. $3000 for capillus pro vs $1195 for irestore pro. I wish there was a final conclusion if we should go for more lasers counts in the cap i.e. capillus or for a less laser counts but mixed with LED i.e. irestore? Also, I'm reading some reviews that say irestore is more for people who want to recover only on top of their head vs capillus can help on top and on sides, is that true?
Hi, I also seem to think that more lasers would improve the efficacy of the product, therefore I'm also leaning towards the capillus vs iRestore. I'm also a little wary of iRestore because of the aggressive marketing. Besides, there's no sound evidence saying that LED light is useful; it's just something David believes to be the case (likely because he's a paid endorser). I'm willing to have more objective discussion on it and doing reviews of scientific studies. The rest of the internet, unfortunately, is not the most reliable resource as reviews seem to be influenced by kickbacks even when it's not entirely obvious. Not to mention that most products seem to use varying degrees of lighting and magnification while showing their before and after pictures or videos. Usually they use way more shiny lights and magnification for the before pictures and a poorer haircut.
Another one that I found was illumiflow. Seems to have the same number of medical grade laser diodes as the capillus. From the reviews, seems to battery issues, though.
@@AnujGupta027 I agree with what u say. The more research I did the more confused I was! At the end I had no conclusion and I just decided to go for the better money plan. I myself am gonna do irestore this time and the only reason is they fully return your money after 12 months if product doesnt work. Capillus charges a 25% fee for return which means I'll end up losing more than $750 for returning a pro. At this point, I have lost my hair, if non of these products are gonna work, at least I don't wanna lose my money too , haha
Update! I purchased this device several months ago along with the shampoo, vitamins and serum! Have used it faithfully without a miss! But still no results as far as more hair. I do think it’s making my hair grow faster but that was not my concern! Not sure what to do, but will continue use for now, I don’t want to miss the deadline for returning it in the event it’s not satisfactory. I’m still very, very hopeful! 😀 Cheers!
I want to believe that this works, but it just seems like such a gimmick. And I remember years ago people were unanimous that laser combs were a scam. But now laser helmets aren't? I just don't know. It's too expensive to take a chance on. Even studies are often manipulated. The only reason minox and fin can be trusted is because they've been the standard for so long.
Laser combs had very few lasers, were very expensive and such a pain in the ass to use (I know I had one) that basically no one was consistent with them. Even if they were it would only shoot the laser for a few seconds and then you'd move it. These lasers helmets sit on your head for 25min at a time, are around the same cost a laser comb was, and are MUCH more convenient to use. The laser comb was I guess the right I idea just horribly executed.
eragerh That's why the return policy gives you 6mos or a year. Still need a decent chunk of change. Some can't afford it, even if you have the money, doesn't mean you can throw it all down on something cosmetic. But with guarantee, pretty damn good. I've heard overwhelmingly good things, but of course we all focus on negative, because nothing can be simple and easy.
@@DavidDiMuzio Hi bro thank you for your information on this video, I was motivated by your Channel & I had my hair transplant in Thailand & the result was amazing.
David, your hair looks great and I'm considering getting the IRestore Pro. Also considering a 2nd Hair Transplant, could you give me a recommendation for a good Dr. Perhaps even the one that did yours? Thank you
Hi David what age should you get hair transplant. Can u get one at 22 years of age. Also to get more volume hair do u need more hair transplants. How many did u get because ur hair looks great. Thanks
Thank you for your video very helpful. Did you use topical version of Finestride or the pill? I am very skeptical of the side effects of Allopathic meds.
Thanks bro 🤘. It's called "Magic" it's a song I wrote, and I recorded it as a duet with a girl named Yassi Pressman who is a popular singer and actress in the Philippines. You can search the official music video which is here on RUclips. ☺
Nice video... Although it definitely sounds like you work for iRestore. Hair growth serum? Lol cmon now. But I never knew about iRestore or that Capulus Cap, so going to look a little more into them and buy one of them. So thanks for the discount code and making this video because I was close to buying that iGrow helmet.
Hi Alain, I don't "work for" iRestore, but I did partner with them and agree to endorse them in two of my videos after using their helmet and being impressed with the build and guarantee. I've been endorsing laser helmets without any partnership in my videos for years, so finally having a direct relationship with a company/product I already support was a win for me, and I think for my viewers as well. I already endorse all kinds of things (like Dermatch) that I have no affiliation with business wise. I wish I could partner with every company/product that I love ...still looking for a Trader Joe's endorsement if you know anyone giving them out ;) ...and yes, iGrow vs. iRestore for me iRestore wins hands down.
I think I'm more impressed with your hair transplant. The biggest risk is seeing the people who failed, shaved their heads and have pock marks and line scars all over.
I bought grow lights for growing tomato plants this year and they worked great. Now i notice that these lazer hats have basically the same lights sse my grow lights. And they only cost $20.00 a piece.
Hey David your results are outstanding. How many hair transplants did you get ? Let me tell you my story: I did a hair transplant that the results was awesome I couldn’t be happier but you know you have to do something to keep your existing hair, then I started taking fenasteride and I had side effects so I bought I grow and just used for a while , then I lose my hair again , I’m thinking have another surgery I’m 37 years old , where did you get your hair transplant? Thank you
Hey dude cool vids! I am getting a hair transplant next mounth, really looking forward to it. A have a quiestion: How long after the operation, until i can use irestore device? What would be optimal?
Please just let your cat be a cat. Putting devices on their heads and doing weird things with their fur just stresses them out. Don't do "creative grooming," don't get tattoos, don't apply nail polish, just love them and let them be the animals they are.
I would never do anything to my cat like that lol..but couldn't the same be said for humans then? Why put makeup on? Why get hair cuts? Why trim our nails? Why shave? Just let humans be humans??
Hi David, I heard that if u have make pattern baldness at age 18 you can't have hair transplant because you will lose the hair after having transplant even if u have a transplant at the age if like 25.
please answer this for me. going in for FUE friday. I always wear a buzz cut like 1.5 / 2 guard. I’m planning on getting 1K grafts for minor receding hairline. Will I be able to wear my usual haircut? or will people be able to see that i’ve had surgery in the front area?
Hello David. Did you know that the battery pack is sold separately at $79 usually with a $20 Discount code for $59. I was under the impression that it was all inclusive. Kind of sucks. Thoughts?
Hi Michael, personally I really like having the battery pack since I’m quite active and am usually doing things while wearing mine. I accidentaly forgot to mention the battery pack fee in my video. I do these videos impromptu based on what it’s my mind at the moment I shoot them, and I don’t always get in every piece of info I’d like to or every accurate figure. I’d like to. It’s just a lot to remember while shooting. ...In case it helps ..I’ve gotten a lot of positive feedback as well as negative feedback on the fact I’ve made these videos endorsing iRestore and my use of the product. Seeing before and after pics that guys have sent me since posting this video though has definitely further securred my belief in the product even deeper than prior to posting. Not everyone has significant improvement, but enough guys do that I feel like it’s worth my own time for sure. I use mine religiously every other day. I’ve been meaning to post some before and after pictures a guy recently sent me that blew me away. I just need to take the time to make another video about it. No matter what kind of laser device you get I would suggest you get some brand’s device if you’re experiencing hair loss. I would anyway. Good luck :)
Much appreciated David, you have a great channel and My irestore is on its way, and I'm gonna spring for the extra doe for the the battery pack. I would love to see those before and afters, if you could do a follow up vid on the irestore, it would be great. The LLLT sounds super cool, will keep you posted with my thoughts on the results. Great channel and keep up the good work.
same age bro and i got super thick hair I'm growing it out rn from buzzcut i have no idea what I'm doing here i just like seeing videos about balding i guess even tho non of my family is bald
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Hello David. Question for you. Are there any issues in bringing the Iresrore on an airplane? I’m concerned they will take it from me at the security check in. Do you have any experience with this while traveling.
@@nancygee3137 my "results" aren't because of the laser helmet. I use the laser helmet to stop my hair hair loss from progressing further. I started using the laser helmet after I'd already lost a bunch of hair and had hair transplants. Though I have seen cases of many guys who started using Lazer helmets before they had lost as much hair and it has brought a lot of their miniaturising hair back to the point where their hair looka much thicker. I show before and after pictures of some of those results from people that have written me in my other videos on laser.
What kind of lifestyle do you recommend to keep your hair longer. I bought the the product however I feel that I should not rely on this. My mom’s father baldness was noticeable in his late 30’s and my dad baldness began to be noticeable in he’s early 40’s. My dad still has hair on top now that he’s 52 but is very thin. I’m only 27 and my hair in the temples already look thinner than they used too look. My mom half brother got bald age 33. I don’t want to be bald so young.
There's not really much you can do "lifestyle" wise unfortunately. I eat very healthy and exercise and drink lots of water (always have) and I still went bald. It's just genes. Laser is a great preventative treatment if you use it consistently. If things start looking much worse you might want to try a topical finasteride compound, they are quite expensive though. Probably around $100 a month, or you can go the cheaper route and pop the finasteride pill. It's strong stuff and works, there are just more potential side effects, though in fairness MOST guys don't experience any negative side effects.
The more things you use generally the better result. Watch my most recent videos for some updates on other things I'm using. I still use my iRestore helmet, but I'm also taking a biotin supplement and now using a topical finasteride compound (TOPICAL ONLY) prescribed by my hair transplant surgeon.
Hi David, did all of your hair that you have now grow back from the laser irestore. I have thinning from the temple and a little receded hairline. Will my hair from those areas grow back and did all ur hair grow back from the irstore. Thanks
No, I had three hair transplants. I just use iRestore's laser helmet to help me maintain the hair I have and help not to lose more. It can help you grow back some hair, but I was basically completely bald on top of my head 6 years ago. The only way I was going to regenerate my hair and especially hairline so intensely was through surgery.
I have been using irestore helmet and (shampoo, conditioner, liquid drops and vitamins) for about 8 months and I will say it works. For me it wasn't a miracle but it did grow new hair and my hair feels a lot healthier. I didn't take anything else and I will say it works. To be clear I'm not bald but definitely balding. I would say I lost about 30% of my hair and now it's more like 20%. It's not perfect but I'm still happy with the results and I continue to use all these products.
Cool, thanks for sharing your experience ☺
So this thing sounds like its great for preventative care for your hair?
@@Inf7cted Yes, that's what I use it for.
@@DavidDiMuzio So those who gave it one stars or critical of it wanted magic to happen with their bald spots? Though I guess if your follicles are still active this could possibly regrow some new hairs?
@@Inf7cted correct.
Looking at your hair, you have had a hair transplant so I'm assuming the regrowth is not due to irestore - very misleading!
he did - but you still need to maintain
This video is sponsored by irestore. 'nuff said.
Thank you for the info, I was looking for the right hair growth cap and decided after seeing your video. Just ordered one with 200/- $ discount.
AuriaWolf Can I ask How/where did you get it with a 200 $ discount?
How's it working?
Do you see any results ?
The website has discounts til black Friday.
So did it work?
David - I can't tell if you are being a salesman for these laser therapy companies or if you are being genuine about this...because this is not a cheap investment for us regular folks.
I've bought and paid for many laser hats myself and use my iRestore unit religiously every other day. I wouldn't waste my own time using one if I thought it was bullshit. Nor would I make any videos about them. That said, this thing isn't going to make a bald go grow a full a head of hair ever. It's just going to help you keep the existing hair you have and in some cases reverse a little of the miniaturization process. It's a useful tool in the tool belt against hair loss. Not a cure.
@@DavidDiMuzioI would absolutely settle for keeping my existing hair and reversing the miniaturization process
I'm here watching this video because I saw on advertisement for the capillus and I was just checking to see if these laser things work at all
If it works really good and grows hair back then why have you had a hair transplant surgery?
I think cause he didn't use this stuff when he was actually going bald
He’s using these to maintain the hair he has on his head after the surgery
LLLT works very well after the surgery too. I didn't have a transplant but laser caps have worked well for me on my channel.
Once the hair falls out(bald) your screwed. You need to have a transplant to place the hairs where your bald then you use the lazers to maintain your new hair.
@C you used it before? My temples are my only fading spots
Hi. I’ve been using the irestore pro faithfully for 8 months. Not sure I see a whole lot of improvement but I do agree the company is outstanding. I will continue to use since I made the purchase. They have a 12 month money back (less 20 percent) guarantee which is amazing. I will decide if I’m returning on month 11. 61 year old female
Thanks for sharing your experience :)
How as it been going?
Hello Kyle, I have to say overall it didn’t work for me but still stand by that red light therapy can be helpful for some people. Good luck.
Thanks for posting this, very helpful for a consumer that’s willing to buy
I'm barely turning 22 in the next few weeks.. My hair is pretty good, but one of my corners looks just about.. half an inch or a quarter of an inch receded or thinned out, not sure.. Either way... I heard it's best to prevent than to try to reverse the damage/loss SOOOOOO HERE I AM lol. I've been learning a lot these last 3 days, I highly recommend moreplatesmoredates, that dude knows what he's talking about, explains so many things on his site and its relatively easy to understand.
What I've learned, Avoid Minox as a last resort because it potentially has many very bad side effects compared to stuff like Finasteride.
What you want to do is BLOCK DHT. Finasteride (1mg a day for adults) is the recommended dosage it seems on different sites, and this blocks DHT by up to like, 60% I think, it also even has helped regrow hair in some folk. Next, you want to give your scalp some massaging or in this case, some laser/led therapy, basically you want it to be stimulated. At the corners of our head is where there's the most tension, that's where we go bald first, (Think: The Norwood hair-loss type) usually, and it's because as we get older, these areas, around the temple is where the scalp/skin tightens and it has a negative impact on our follicles/stimulation. You need these areas to keep being stimulated somehow! Blood must be in good quantity here!
Minoxidil is also bad cause it does not address the underlying issue which is THE MINIATURIZATION of the Hair follicles (eventually dead follicles) which is caused by DHT, the by-product of Testosterone.
Testosterone is not the sole chemical in our bodies that will make us bald, it's really just a matter of how well we RESPOND TO IT, some of us just don't respond well to it, genetics are a good place to look but NOT 100% ALWAYS THE THING THAT WILL DETERMINE YOU TO BE BALD like your Ancestors lol, sometimes it can skip a generation! I've read stories! Also, Hairloss can be due to a very large number of things, even something like Stress, or COVID 19, basically your body going through a lot, so your hair can halt development to focus on repairing more important stuff. The lack of certain Vitamins/Minerals can also cause this, like Zinc and/or Iron or something called Ferritin, which I think is the same as Iron, or it can at least be found in foods high in Iron it seems. A leaky gut can also cause hairloss, if you have this, then you don't absorb all your Vits/Minerals which in turn obviously will effect your hair and overall health.
Other things to keep in check are Vitamin B12 levels and a Thyroid deficiency
Here are some random links that helped me get a grip on all this shit. I been reading from 5 AM to 1 PM... I need sleep...
Hair Vitalics hair growth supplements from The Belgravia Centre experts
Belgravia Expands Hair Growth Booster Range With HairMax LaserBand (belgraviacentre.com)
Minoxidil DOES NOT Prevent Hair Loss - Read This Before Using It! (moreplatesmoredates.com)
Testosterone Also Causes Hair Loss, Not Just DHT - Blood Work Proof (moreplatesmoredates.com)
Male Pattern Baldness (Permanent) Vs Shedding (Temporary) (moreplatesmoredates.com)
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David, you are right about iGrow Laser. The little legs did fall apart within a year I was using it. I’m so frustrated with it and it does hurt when the helmet is sitting on my head. I have to put tissues underneath so it doesn’t hurt. It also does NOT cover the whole head and I really need the laser on the sides of my temple as I’m losing hair there too (I’m a female). When I called the manufacturer they told me to just move the helmet on my side and do another 25 minutes on each side. The problem is that’s a total of a long 1 hr & 15 minutes and I get a headache after awhile plus I get so anxious while sitting that long. That’s why I went to youtube to check if there is anything better out there. I’m glad you educated us on this. If iRestore laser lights covers the whole head, this is what I need. I spent $375 with iGrow 4 years ago but sitting for 75 minutes is way too long for me it actually stressing me out after awhile and plus a headache when it is that long especially since I have to do it 2-3xs a week. I need to save some money for the iRestore but yes, the laser lights do work better than the minoxidil. I did them all!
Thanks for sharing. iRestore definitely covers more of the head than iGrow and is much more comfortable to use. To my knowledge there aren't any laser hats that really cover the sides of the head as well so that could be an issue. Fortunately with a batter pack (as opposed to iGrow that is only plugged into the wall) you can move around and do whatever else you want if you did need to use the helmet multiple times across different areas... you wouldn't just be stuck to the wall.
You are right. Being able to move around is a huge advantage. Thank you for your vids. I'm learning a lot from you :--))
@@MsBiz888 do you use iRestore now
Any updates please
Hi Biz888, how are you doing a year later? I am also female. Thanks for response.
So sorry I didn't know you tried to contact me. I am just seeing this now. NO. I stopped using the iGrow but now shopping again for another helmet. I saw the ad on Capillus but maybe I should get the iRestore. Im still doing research but I will update you.
Hey David,
Thank you for responding to my last message. Also, really in-depth review on lasers. I personally used the laser comb (spent a fortune on it) and didn't really have much success.....and now it just sits in its fancy case in my closet (I would love to sell it). That being said, it really put me off using any kind of laser all together. I'm still on the fence about purchasing an iRestore helmet just because there are a lot of reviews out there that indicate that it is not effective, plus it is expensive. However, there are studies out there that also show it has been proven to be effective in maintaining some of the hair on the scalp, but not really regrowing it. And it is more convenient in terms of usage then the laser comb ever was! But lets be honest, for men going bald, anything helps especially if you can keep the hair you have without losing any more.
I just had a couple more questions that I forgot to ask you last time:
1. What Norwood were you on the Norwood Scale before you went for your first hair transplant?
2. What Norwood are you at right now?
3. I remember you said you had a couple FUT (strip) surgeries with Dr.Bolton but on one of the surgeries he left a rather large, unsightly scar on the back of your hear. Did you ever get that fixed via FUE or Micropigmentation (I know you had micropigmentation done on the top of your scalp which was done by Dr. McGrath)
3. Have you ever PRP Treatment, and if not, will you?
4. In your previous response to my question you mentioned FUE, but I thought you only had FUT (strip).....are you going to be getting FUE in the future if you continue to lose more hair?
Thank you once again man, like I mentioned before your videos are really helpful and inspirational.....I also watch your music videos (not just the hair ones ;).....keep up the good work man and I wish you all the success in the world and please keep on updating us with your progress and hair and music videos. Thanks!!
1. I was around Norwood 5 -6 before my first hair transplant. I've had three strip surgeries. Two with Dr. Bolton. The second one was right before Dr. Bolton was committed to a mental institution against his will and lost his medical license in TN. So for obvious reasons and some not as obvious like the scar you mentioned I had my third FUT procedure with Dr. McGrath. I've had one SPM session with Dr. McGrath, but it takes around 3-4 sessions to complete. 1st session is usually not very noticeable for a bunch of reasons I won't go into here. I'm excited about the procedure though. For the right candidate which fortunately I am it's a no brainer.
3. Never tried PRP. I don't plan to in the future, but who knows.
4. I've only had FUT. In the future I will probably have some FUE work done to fill in my crown in particular, but as of now I'm basically just maintaining. I just had some more thinning when i went off Finasteride a little over a year ago. It's been a little over 2 years since my last transplant.
Happy to hear you're enjoying my music as well :)
Hey...dont worry about your hair...most women don't care and truthfully it probably bothers you more than anyone. I bet you look just fine.
David DiMuzio how is it now? Honest!
@@DavidDiMuzio Did you experience post finasteride syndrome side effects?
1: irestore
2: igrow
3: laser hat
4: laser band
5: hairmax laser comb
Is this Ranking is right?
Capillus makes excellent caps as well. They have lots of lasers...the main drawback for me was the fact the unit I had (I think all their units, but I'm not 100% sure) doesn't have a timer or battery level meter, and only runs on battery power. So it would often run out of battery or be out of battery when I wanted to use it unless you charged it in between each use, but generally I thought it's bad to charge battery operated devices fully after every single use, so that's why I didn't.
illumiflow caps are way better
@@DavidDiMuzio i bought the irestore. Would you say capulus is best?
My dad used to have this mini sauna-type of machine that you lie down in, similar to a solarium which we called "the tube" - it helped him with joint pain via increased blood circulation. Have you looked into that?
I've had the Irestore for 2 months now. It works.
it grows hair that was already lost?
Mr. Panda does it really? I bought it but haven't used it yet, kinda scared it will make my hair fallout and become worse
I bought one David based on your video :)
@@alaskanwolf450 they say it will in the beginning make your hair fallout. Then it will regrow it.
@@alaskanwolf450 Then why waste your time and money?
Thank you for the code! Just ordered mine..... :)
Awesome then awesome now! But thx for sharing anyways! You look great! Great attitude as well!
Thank you :)
Today there are more laser hats than ever before. Capillus, iRestore, RedRestore, Kiierr, HairMax, Illumiflow, Theradome, iGrow... Should any of these be avoided?
They all work in the same manner except the time dosage and consistency of use. Red laser is red laser.
So this is now 2024 and they actually offere 12 months to get your money back if you don’t like it but you have to pay the shipping
Dang! Beautiful Prince Guitar! Who made it? And before I forget… Thank you for the wonderful video. Very much appreciated!
Thank you! Made by Schecter 😁
I totally need this product
Why is this device $1790 in Canada and only $695 in the USA
Exchange rates, duties, taxes, universal health care
@@aarontuplinthe US dollar is less than the Canadian dollar, so your explanation is fruitless.
@@lenwelch2195 what are you talking about? One American dollar gets you more than a dollar in Canada. In other words it means it takes more Canadian money to make an American dollar, thus Canadian dollar worth. At current rates, a $1,000 American item would cost $1,350 in Canadian funds, and that figure hasn't factored in tariffs or taxes
i need this in my life
Did you get a hair transplant ? The before and after pictures are insanely good.
Yes, I had 3 hair transplants. I say that all over the place.
And how do I use the discount if it still is available.
Who ever did it did an amazing job. Looks beyond great.
Hello Dave, Thanks for the video. Lasers have a certain level of radiation. I know this product is FDA approved but, my concern is the increase risk of brain cancer from using this product over a long period of time. Have you heard or researched this topic.
It’s FDA cleared for safety. I’ve never heard of brain cancer being an issue and many have used these religiously for 5-10 years now.
Omg I can't believe that was you 6 months ago! Man that gives me so much hope!! My hair is kinda getting thinner and keeps shedding :/ I've gotten PRP done, and have used minoxidil only to have the hairs that I've grown back from them fall out again. I was going to look into finasteride but I've changed my mind since hearing about the side effects. I'm really hoping this irestore retries my hair fuller and thicker like yours !! Wish me luck man
Hi Matthew, that was me 6 YEARS ago ...not 6 months ago. I've also had 3 hair transplants.
David DiMuzio oh yes sorry for the misspelling. You've come a long way and it looks amazing.
@@MathhewDavid Did it work?
Seriously; there is no way that you grew back all your hair by using just the laser cap/hat. Looks like you had a transplant as well and the hat helps keep the hair you had.
Yes, correct. I never said the helmet grew all my hair back. I use it for maintenance.
Thanks for making this video!
You're welcome :)
My doc is pushing the $3500 capillus on me. Too rich for my blood.
That is cheap AF! I was quoted 16,000 and I am a female with a FULL head of hair!
@@laurenb916 Wtf?! You can buy one for $550!
Every different article I read says iRestore is inferior because it uses LEDs and the others use actual, medical grade, LASERS, Capillus in particular is made in the USA which means better quality control vs iRestores which are from CHINA.
I'm so damn confused now.
Also not as much research on LEDs vs lasers.
OK UPDATE: I JUST READ IN THE DESCRIPTION OF IRESTORES HELMETS (yes both the Essential and the Professional helmet) after hearing this @3:04 and it has BOTH LASERS AND LEDS. now I understand why he recommended this.
Yes, iRestore's helmets also use medical grade lasers. The studies iRestore did showed that a combination of LEDs + Lasers was more helpful than lasers alone. That's why their helmet has both.
@@DavidDiMuzio Ahhh, nice! Dude, so glad I'm seeing this even if it's over a year later.
Great info video, cool shirt!
I just bought one that is coming on Wednesday and I'm trying to convince my wife that I did not fall for a scam...Lol...THank you young man excellent video.
Oh BTW, I had 2 hair transplant also (in the front and I just noticed I am really thinning plus a little in the back.
Make sure you’re taking Propecia as well. And oral minoxidil is probably a good idea also. I personally take both as well as use this laser helmet.
@@DavidDiMuzio Thank you but I'll pass on those. I tried both and policies abolished my sex drive so I stopped and monoxidil gave me heart rythem problems. I'm looking for a more natural remedy. I'm excited! I plan on using mine daily as I heard from a few that do and it works well. Have a great weekend !
What's your schedule like for using the helmet? I'm trying to get a consistent pattern going. Like Monday, Wednesday, Saturday?
I've read from a guy who I consider to be a reliable source that as long as 24hrs and a good night's rest has gone by you can use it again, so aim for that and then if you miss a day here or there you'll still probably be hitting at least every other day which is the generally recommended amount. It's like going to the gym for your hair so overuse can be harmful, but as long as you're not going nuts and getting lots of sleep in between you'll be fine.
Great info David ! Alot of folks don't realize how important the timer is. If you go under, then it wont work, and if you go over then it wont work. The science says it works if your scalp receives 3-6joules of energy. This is why people that wear them too long don't receive results. ***On a side note, your hair in this video looks thick and badass, are you using some type of thickener or concealer ?? I am a customer of McGrath i had Acell/PrP done and going to touch up the hairline soon, but man im impressed with yours.
+Dark Vctry Thanks for the detailed info :) ...yes, I'm using Dermatch concealer in my hair in this video. It's awesome, and waterproof (not a shake on). There is a link to it, and I discuss it in the video description. All of the hair related videos where I am using concealer on my head in the video it is discussed in the video description so as not to mislead anyone :)
David DiMuzio opps I didn't see description on my phone lol. I think your hair looks great. I'm going to see if that concelor works for long hair. Im subbed to you and know you mentioned it before just looked extra good today. I agree with you on concealer...women and all celebrities use enhancers it should not be frowned upon for use common folk to use it 😁
I have a laser brush. Dang thing costed $400 bucks. Im not sure if it even works, I've had it probably 5 years now and I started off with good intentions and used it the recommended time stated but it was a pain to hold the stupid thing over your head for 20+ minutes 4x a week. I gave up after the first 3 months. I unfortunately have to take medication for a condition, and the medicine they prescribed, the number one side affect is hair loss so i figured trying to save my hair was a lost cause because I have to stay on the medicine for life.
David, what are your thoughts on the Theradome? Congrats on your new channel.
Thanks. I have never used one, but my guess is that it would be beneficial if there's a particular reason you're leaning towards. Bottom line is anyone worried about hair loss should be using a laser helmet regularly. There are no side effects and it is definitely beneficial for hair. Sometimes more than others though for sure.
I believe the Same thing!! When a company believes in their product so much that they really want You to try it, it really shows promise and I'm impressed. However, it didn't look like You had actually even opened the shampoo ;))) 🐞
They sent me a three bottles in total of the shampoo. I should have made that more clear in the video.
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The selection process is so confusing. David here says a mix of lasers and LEDs are good, therefore irestore is the way to go, other people say the more laser the merrier i.e. a cap like capillus that has all lasers and no LEDs is the way to go. It seems caps that have more laser are more expensive. $3000 for capillus pro vs $1195 for irestore pro. I wish there was a final conclusion if we should go for more lasers counts in the cap i.e. capillus or for a less laser counts but mixed with LED i.e. irestore?
Also, I'm reading some reviews that say irestore is more for people who want to recover only on top of their head vs capillus can help on top and on sides, is that true?
Hi, I also seem to think that more lasers would improve the efficacy of the product, therefore I'm also leaning towards the capillus vs iRestore. I'm also a little wary of iRestore because of the aggressive marketing. Besides, there's no sound evidence saying that LED light is useful; it's just something David believes to be the case (likely because he's a paid endorser). I'm willing to have more objective discussion on it and doing reviews of scientific studies. The rest of the internet, unfortunately, is not the most reliable resource as reviews seem to be influenced by kickbacks even when it's not entirely obvious.
Not to mention that most products seem to use varying degrees of lighting and magnification while showing their before and after pictures or videos. Usually they use way more shiny lights and magnification for the before pictures and a poorer haircut.
Another one that I found was illumiflow. Seems to have the same number of medical grade laser diodes as the capillus. From the reviews, seems to battery issues, though.
@@AnujGupta027 I agree with what u say. The more research I did the more confused I was! At the end I had no conclusion and I just decided to go for the better money plan. I myself am gonna do irestore this time and the only reason is they fully return your money after 12 months if product doesnt work. Capillus charges a 25% fee for return which means I'll end up losing more than $750 for returning a pro. At this point, I have lost my hair, if non of these products are gonna work, at least I don't wanna lose my money too , haha
I found another pure laser one with 12 month return guarantee. redrestore.com/?fbc_id=23844042113850713
good information, I'm looking forward to trying the cap
where can i find out details about your hair transplants? how many grafts? how much is a wig? who did you goto?
Hi which product would u recommend now?
What is the discount code?
It's in the video description :)
Update! I purchased this device several months ago along with the shampoo, vitamins and serum! Have used it faithfully without a miss! But still no results as far as more hair. I do think it’s making my hair grow faster but that was not my concern! Not sure what to do, but will continue use for now, I don’t want to miss the deadline for returning it in the event it’s not satisfactory. I’m still very, very hopeful! 😀 Cheers!
Hi mate. How is the latest results after using this product?
I want to believe that this works, but it just seems like such a gimmick. And I remember years ago people were unanimous that laser combs were a scam. But now laser helmets aren't? I just don't know. It's too expensive to take a chance on. Even studies are often manipulated. The only reason minox and fin can be trusted is because they've been the standard for so long.
Laser combs had very few lasers, were very expensive and such a pain in the ass to use (I know I had one) that basically no one was consistent with them. Even if they were it would only shoot the laser for a few seconds and then you'd move it. These lasers helmets sit on your head for 25min at a time, are around the same cost a laser comb was, and are MUCH more convenient to use. The laser comb was I guess the right I idea just horribly executed.
eragerh You get a full refund plus they pay shipping & handling if you send it back in case it doesn't work for you.
Wouldn't it take like a year to even know if it worked?
eragerh That's why the return policy gives you 6mos or a year. Still need a decent chunk of change. Some can't afford it, even if you have the money, doesn't mean you can throw it all down on something cosmetic. But with guarantee, pretty damn good. I've heard overwhelmingly good things, but of course we all focus on negative, because nothing can be simple and easy.
@@DavidDiMuzio Hi bro thank you for your information on this video, I was motivated by your Channel & I had my hair transplant in Thailand & the result was amazing.
If you stop using minoxidil and switch to the laser cap / hat would that stop the hair loss you would lose from stopping minoxidil?
This is a really good question that I wish someone could answer
David, your hair looks great and I'm considering getting the IRestore Pro. Also considering a 2nd Hair Transplant, could you give me a recommendation for a good Dr. Perhaps even the one that did yours? Thank you
Dr. Daniel McGrath - Austin, TX. He is incredible!
Hi David what age should you get hair transplant. Can u get one at 22 years of age. Also to get more volume hair do u need more hair transplants. How many did u get because ur hair looks great. Thanks
Thank you for your video very helpful. Did you use topical version of Finestride or the pill? I am very skeptical of the side effects of Allopathic meds.
I'm not taking the pill. I wasn't using finasteride at all when this video was made, but I now think it's a good idea to take it.
You were hilarious in Silicon Valley.
Thank you 😁
Excellent! Your products restore your hair and restore your confidence...Win/Win
what about theradome
Gave a like for your song at the start.
Thanks bro 🤘. It's called "Magic" it's a song I wrote, and I recorded it as a duet with a girl named Yassi Pressman who is a popular singer and actress in the Philippines. You can search the official music video which is here on RUclips. ☺
And do you think the lazer can penetrate long hair?
So adorable !
Your hair growth is from FUT, not the lazer cap am I right?
Yes, I had hair transplants. I use the laser cap to help me maintain my hair. My last HT surgery was over 5 years ago.
Nice video... Although it definitely sounds like you work for iRestore. Hair growth serum? Lol cmon now.
But I never knew about iRestore or that Capulus Cap, so going to look a little more into them and buy one of them. So thanks for the discount code and making this video because I was close to buying that iGrow helmet.
Hi Alain, I don't "work for" iRestore, but I did partner with them and agree to endorse them in two of my videos after using their helmet and being impressed with the build and guarantee. I've been endorsing laser helmets without any partnership in my videos for years, so finally having a direct relationship with a company/product I already support was a win for me, and I think for my viewers as well. I already endorse all kinds of things (like Dermatch) that I have no affiliation with business wise. I wish I could partner with every company/product that I love ...still looking for a Trader Joe's endorsement if you know anyone giving them out ;) ...and yes, iGrow vs. iRestore for me iRestore wins hands down.
Alain Reyes 😀😀work for money o yea lol
For those of us not sponsored by iRestore, which one is the best one?
I'd suggest the new iRestore Pro. That's what I'm using and would be using whether I'd made a couple videos sponsored by iRestore or not.
I think I'm more impressed with your hair transplant. The biggest risk is seeing the people who failed, shaved their heads and have pock marks and line scars all over.
Yeah, it's a little scary when you see that for sure.
the helmet really works to get new hair out, and you keep taking finistaride it helped you thanks
I’ve just recently purchased the iRestore helmet so I’m looking forward to having the same great results you’ve experienced!
Any update on your progress?
I bought grow lights for growing tomato plants this year and they worked great. Now i notice that these lazer hats have basically the same lights sse my grow lights. And they only cost $20.00 a piece.
Any update?
Could give us an update on your hair progress using iRestore helmet?
As a women I see the results looking pretty good. I have such thin hair I want it to be Fuller..
Well you obviously have had a transplant and it looks good so it’s hard to say it works. Nothing is better than a transplant.
Even if you have transplants as I had you have to maintain the transplanted hair that you have.
Hey David your results are outstanding.
How many hair transplants did you get ? Let me tell you my story:
I did a hair transplant that the results was awesome I couldn’t be happier but you know you have to do something to keep your existing hair, then I started taking fenasteride and I had side effects so I bought I grow and just used for a while , then I lose my hair again , I’m thinking have another surgery I’m 37 years old , where did you get your hair transplant? Thank you
Dr. Daniel McGrath in Austin, TX did my most recent surgert which was about 3 years ago. I had a great experience with him. Thanks :)
@@DavidDiMuzio I think you should have said in your video above that you had a transplant. It's important for people to know that!
@@treelore5100 I say that in the video description, and I have tons of videos on my channel all about that.
@David DiMuzio how much did your hair transplant cost?
My question is their side affects as far as brain tumors? Due to the laser. Might sound stupid but i feel its an important question.
I've never heard of anything like that. The devices are FDA cleared for safety.
Hi do you think the code will still work ?
I would be helpful to see some prove that is working for you beside being a cool product.
Funny Capillus remark..lol....So what's your ideal regimen for Irestore?
I certainly need this!
Can I get your discount and still order through Amazon? I need to get it on credit, is why. Thanks for the great video.
Hey dude cool vids! I am getting a hair transplant next mounth, really looking forward to it.
A have a quiestion: How long after the operation, until i can use irestore device? What would be optimal?
sebastian larsen
I want to know the answer,please?
Hi david . Will the laser device cause an increase of hair loss at the beginning before it starts to give results just like minoxidil does ?
Laser won't have that effect.
Do u know others that have taken propecia? Is so, have any experienced side effects?
Do you recommend the essential or professional?
Professional. That's what I'm using now.
Do they make these for cats? I want my cat to have a tiny little hairdo that we can style on bdays and other events. Dont judge me.
Please just let your cat be a cat. Putting devices on their heads and doing weird things with their fur just stresses them out. Don't do "creative grooming," don't get tattoos, don't apply nail polish, just love them and let them be the animals they are.
I would never do anything to my cat like that lol..but couldn't the same be said for humans then? Why put makeup on? Why get hair cuts? Why trim our nails? Why shave? Just let humans be humans??
Hi David, I heard that if u have make pattern baldness at age 18 you can't have hair transplant because you will lose the hair after having transplant even if u have a transplant at the age if like 25.
Did your hair improve?
Why would you bother with anything when you already have a full head of hair.
Maintenance.
Hello, I have a question,my hair start to thin last year,can I use the helmet only or do I have to use helmet + their supplements also?
You can use just the helmet but I got all the stuff.
I do not see the link for the discount
The iRestore is 550+ dollars!!!!!!
please answer this for me. going in for FUE friday. I always wear a buzz cut like 1.5 / 2 guard. I’m planning on getting 1K grafts for minor receding hairline. Will I be able to wear my usual haircut? or will people be able to see that i’ve had surgery in the front area?
Hello David. Did you know that the battery pack is sold separately at $79 usually with a $20 Discount code for $59. I was under the impression that it was all inclusive. Kind of sucks. Thoughts?
Hi Michael, personally I really like having the battery pack since I’m quite active and am usually doing things while wearing mine. I accidentaly forgot to mention the battery pack fee in my video. I do these videos impromptu based on what it’s my mind at the moment I shoot them, and I don’t always get in every piece of info I’d like to or every accurate figure. I’d like to. It’s just a lot to remember while shooting. ...In case it helps ..I’ve gotten a lot of positive feedback as well as negative feedback on the fact I’ve made these videos endorsing iRestore and my use of the product. Seeing before and after pics that guys have sent me since posting this video though has definitely further securred my belief in the product even deeper than prior to posting. Not everyone has significant improvement, but enough guys do that I feel like it’s worth my own time for sure. I use mine religiously every other day. I’ve been meaning to post some before and after pictures a guy recently sent me that blew me away. I just need to take the time to make another video about it. No matter what kind of laser device you get I would suggest you get some brand’s device if you’re experiencing hair loss. I would anyway. Good luck :)
Much appreciated David, you have a great channel and My irestore is on its way, and I'm gonna spring for the extra doe for the the battery pack. I would love to see those before and afters, if you could do a follow up vid on the irestore, it would be great. The LLLT sounds super cool, will keep you posted with my thoughts on the results. Great channel and keep up the good work.
Hi mate, if I click your link for the discount on the helmet, will they ship to the U.K?
I think so. As far as I know they ship worldwide.
David DiMuzio just purchased one 👍🏻
@@DavidDiMuzio can you please let me know of the discount code. Thanks.
why am I here I'm 15 and I have alot of hair lmao
same age bro and i got super thick hair I'm growing it out rn from buzzcut i have no idea what I'm doing here i just like seeing videos about balding i guess even tho non of my family is bald
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YOUNGER PEOPLE HAVE NO CLUE ABOUT THE " AGING PROCESS🤣🤣 YEP! YOUVE GOT LOTS OF " THICK HAIR" NOW BUT FAST FORWARD 30 YEARS IF YOU LIVE THAT LONG AMONG YOUR " GUN LOVING PEERS😂😂 YOU' LL SEE THINNING HAIR & EVENTUALLY BALD SPOTS,🤣 INSTEAD OF BECOMING A " BABYS DADDY INSTEAD OF A HUSBAND & FATHER RESEARCH THE AGING🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 PROCESS😂
Do I need a hair transplant first before irestore? or can i just start with the helm? thanks.
Better to start with the helmet.
Well done
Thanks :)
Which hair transplant company you were using and how long ago?
Dr. Daniel McGrath in Austin, TX did my most recent surgery which was around 3.5 years ago.
Hello David. Question for you. Are there any issues in bringing the Iresrore on an airplane? I’m concerned they will take it from me at the security check in. Do you have any experience with this while traveling.
I have traveled all over the world with mine in my carry-on baggage. It is never an issue. You’ll be fine :-)
Awesome! thanks David, keep up the good work. :)
Are we really complaining that we have to remember to charge a battery operated device after every couple uses 😆 first world problems 🙄
Where was the laser cap made in? Usa? China?
I don't know where it's made.
How much did you have to spend on 3 hair transplant? Can it be written off as a business expense?
+Brian Dietrich in my case it can be written off as a business expense yes. Depends on your profession though. I spent around $32K total
@@DavidDiMuzio so how do we know ur results are because of the laser cap...32k wow
@@nancygee3137 my "results" aren't because of the laser helmet. I use the laser helmet to stop my hair hair loss from progressing further. I started using the laser helmet after I'd already lost a bunch of hair and had hair transplants. Though I have seen cases of many guys who started using Lazer helmets before they had lost as much hair and it has brought a lot of their miniaturising hair back to the point where their hair looka much thicker. I show before and after pictures of some of those results from people that have written me in my other videos on laser.
What kind of lifestyle do you recommend to keep your hair longer. I bought the the product however I feel that I should not rely on this.
My mom’s father baldness was noticeable in his late 30’s and my dad baldness began to be noticeable in he’s early 40’s. My dad still has hair on top now that he’s 52 but is very thin.
I’m only 27 and my hair in the temples already look thinner than they used too look.
My mom half brother got bald age 33. I don’t want to be bald so young.
There's not really much you can do "lifestyle" wise unfortunately. I eat very healthy and exercise and drink lots of water (always have) and I still went bald. It's just genes. Laser is a great preventative treatment if you use it consistently. If things start looking much worse you might want to try a topical finasteride compound, they are quite expensive though. Probably around $100 a month, or you can go the cheaper route and pop the finasteride pill. It's strong stuff and works, there are just more potential side effects, though in fairness MOST guys don't experience any negative side effects.
Where did you get your transplant?
Dr. Daniel McGrath in Austin, TX.
How long do you have to wait after a hair transplant to use the irestore?
Just after your scabs have fallen off and stitches are out.
Hi
To get a better result , how would you recommend using Irestore with minoxidil. As in should I do laser first or minoxidil , or reverse etc ...
The more things you use generally the better result. Watch my most recent videos for some updates on other things I'm using. I still use my iRestore helmet, but I'm also taking a biotin supplement and now using a topical finasteride compound (TOPICAL ONLY) prescribed by my hair transplant surgeon.
Hi David, did all of your hair that you have now grow back from the laser irestore. I have thinning from the temple and a little receded hairline. Will my hair from those areas grow back and did all ur hair grow back from the irstore. Thanks
No, I had three hair transplants. I just use iRestore's laser helmet to help me maintain the hair I have and help not to lose more. It can help you grow back some hair, but I was basically completely bald on top of my head 6 years ago. The only way I was going to regenerate my hair and especially hairline so intensely was through surgery.