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City Gainesville / Austin / New York / St. Petersburg / / Company IGENE LLC / Dataset Complete / Young / Sample / X5 / Old / BioMed Central Ltd. / Mid / Canfield / Creative Commons / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / / Event FDA Phase / / Facility McKnight Brain Institute / University of Florida / College of Medicine / / IndustryTerm treatment / age groups / laser device / cordless device / age / identical sham device / control / hairlaser device / low laser hair devices / low-level laser device / cases modern hair imaging techniques / sham device / / MedicalCondition inflammatory bowel disease / alcohol abuse / chronic use / alopecia / active skin infection / chronic dermatological condition / male pattern baldness / hypogonadism / psoriasis / typical male pattern alopecia / HIV infection / classic male pattern baldness / premature male pattern baldness / androgenic alopecia / eczema / androgenic alopecia Androgenic alopecia / males’ classic pattern baldness / female pattern baldness / hypertrichosis / infection / androgenetic alopecia / male androgenic alopecia / baldness / hereditary hair loss / connective tissue disease / / MedicalTreatment light therapy / radiation therapy / clinical protocol / LLLT / chemotherapy / phytotherapy / / Organization Department of Psychiatry / Dermatology Association / Psychiatry and McKnight Brain Institute / American Academy of Dermatology / NYU School of Medicine / Biomedical Research Alliance of New York / College of Medicine / University of Florida / / Position author / / Product Rogaine / flutamide / Finasteride / cyclosporine / bicalutamide / Minoxidil / Accutane / diazoxide / phenytoin / testosterone / ketoconazole / spironolactone / NCTO2O67260 / / ProgrammingLanguage FL / / ProvinceOrState New York / Florida / Arkansas / / Technology alpha / radiation / laser / lasers / chemotherapy / / URL http / SocialTag 
“Cold” X5 Hairlaser™ used to treat male androgenic alopecia and hair growth: an uncontrolled pilot study