"Whilst I was studying this new drug-free iGrow laser device I failed to find much information regarding the long term viability of this new treatment option. It appears that while the clinical evidence seems to support such treatment options, there is not much emphasis on how useful the device is used by itself" claimed Jessica Lee from Seattle, WA.

While other forms of hair loss treatment are widely accepted today, low level laser therapy for the treatment of hair loss is little known amongst consumers and the idea of a laser light being able to re-grow hair seems unusual since laser light is commonly associated with hair removal.

While the iGrow laser seems like a plausible addition to a person's hair loss treatment regime, consumers need to be aware that it is only useful at early stages in hair loss and will be of no use if you do not have functioning follicles. According to the iGrow laser creators, the device will help to reinvigorate weakened hair follicles and help users to achieve fuller and thicker hair with more scalp coverage.

The low level laser emitted from the iGrow laser is said to be a completely different wave length to the hot laser used for hair removal. While the hot lasers act to kill hair follicles, the cold low level laser used in the iGrow is said to stimulate hair growth by promoting more blood flow to the hair follicles which carries essential nutrients for growth.

According Jessica: "In the iGrow laser reviews video I collaborated on, there is extensive information provided about the iGrow laser device and how just like with other popular topical hair loss treatments on the market today, you need to continue to use the device to maintain any new hair growth that you achieve."

According to the creators, if you stop using the iGrow laser then your hair will simply return back to its original shedding state and so it is important that you use the device as documented in the manual. Each treatment with the iGrow laser will last around 20 minutes and you will need to use the device a few times a week.

For more detailed information regarding the iGrow laser, you may refer to the source below: http://www.youtube.com/user/igrowlaserreviews