my take on the situation is this: lazer light therapy merely stimulates capillaries in the scalp. this could also be achieved by warm water in a bath tub, or gentle massage on and around the scalp, or of course, vigorous exercise. Some people will see a benifit to this (for their hair), and some will not. The bottom line (in my humble opinion) is this: As of December, 2008, the only sure way to have a great percentage of change is to have a hair transplant. like i said, my opinion.

if it made massive difference to hair loss then these guys would not be the only ones trying to sell its benefits.

even with the current medication available today the only truly cosmetic permanent remedy for hair loss is as u state via HT .(as long as u choose a quality surgeon and decent hair characteristics help a lot)

just want to mention how helpful this post has been for me, i recently went to AHS's birmingham UK branch and was thinking of going ahead with the treatment but thought i should do some internet research before handing any money over. the guy at the consultation came across very pushy, and now after reading all these comments and thinking back to the questions that i asked him ive realised how much shit he was actually chatting, some answers to my questions seemed like they were being made up on the spot. i was quoted ??1500 for my treatment, and im just really glad that i came accross this post before hand, bunch of con artist wankers!

great thread. this is enought to put any business like this into the ground, if you google that clinic it finds this threat stright away.

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Dr A. Armani 2500 Fue
Dec 2008

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my friend and I took a gamble at the Advanced Hair Studio in London, ??1500 each..... some rubbish shampoo, some serenoa pills, minoxidil 5% and 6 months sitting under a so called laser machine. I am gutted...... obviously nothing happened.

wasted money on parking, congestion charge, and personal time.

pictures of celebs that havent had laser, but wigs stuck on them and creating the illusion they had laser therapy.


take your wife on a nice holiday is my advice and shave the lot off and go for the bruce willis look!!!

first off, a big thanks to everyone active on this group!

the AHS-bashing was not just very very helpful but equally fun too

i am a 25 year old from India, where AHS has opened big, thanks to the swanky clinics and big banner advertisements.

Luckily for me, i got suscpicious mid-way through on of the most slick and blatantly untrue sales pitches of my life and cross-questioned my way out of the scamville.

Now, i am faced with the big question. What now? and how?

i am in stage 2, mostly thinning and receding hairline around temples and would like to get it back in the next year.

Request you all for suggestions!
Cheers!

yea what ever! and your job title dont do you no justice i have contacted you 5 times for a refund and you have not helped me at all. Your consultants are trained crooks and liars. I want my damn money back. I would advice anyone and everyone stay away from AHS that are full of S. I am willing to tell this to everyone, they will not give me arefund and they are in breach of contract. its been over a month. Trading standards know about this