TheradomeReviews of theradome.com

I've been using this for nearly a year and it hasn't done anything to grow my hairline. At all. Very disappointed because it's expensive.

They do not offer replacement parts. Silicone spacers that keep your skin away from the leds wore out. Customer service offered no options.

I bought the TheraDome LH40 in mid-November, and received it a few weeks later in early December. After less than 5 months, the charging port that I put my charging cable into fell out of the helmet and was somehow lost (it’s smaller than the end of a toothpick ). I took pictures of the helmet with a vacant hole where the charging port was located and informed the company that it was a defective port, asking them to either replace it or repair it since it was still less than a year old and under warranty. They refused to do that unless I purchased an additional warranty, which I was reluctant to do because they didn’t even honor the first warranty was supposedly still in place. It was only after I contacted my charge card to report this matter that they sent me an email letting me know that they were reconsidering their answer to me and would replace my LH 40 with another one if I would mail the defective one back to them which I did. That was last week, and I followed all of their directions for returning the defective helmet, and notified them of the tracking number. I am waiting for them to provide me with their course of action at the moment. They should have received everything by now, and I will update this review as I find out more about whether or not they intend to honor their warranty, and send me a working replacement. UPDATE: i’m happy to report that Theradome did send a new replacement LH 40 helmet and that it seems to be working well after about two weeks of using it. Although I had to mail back the defective one at my own cost, at least they honored the warranty and did provide me with a new one that can be charged..

I purchased the Theradome Pro 2 years ago and have been using it religiously. I have 460 treatments on the unit. I am a post menopausal woman. That takes duasteride and finasteride, take all the oral supplements, uses oral and topical minoxidil, gets thyroid checked and on medication for that, dont smoke nor drink and is on HRT. Pros: I believe it has made my hair thicker overall and makes it grow faster. The Theradome is probably helping keep my hair looking healthy. However, I do take excellent care of it beyond using the helmet. I will continue to use for these reasons and I HOPE I am getting SOME regrowth from where I lost hair. Cons: It never helped with my hair loss. I still loose hair and the reality is if you look at my before and afters. There isn't much improvement. More issues are at play than using a helmet to correct the problem for me. Very uncomfortable to use as there aren't any cushioning around the sides other than these cheap stick ons that fell off on first use. So I shove them into the sides, they didn't hold up so they are pretty useless so I feel the plastic dig into my scalp and the dome is too big for me so I can't move around with out risk of it jostling around and digging in more. I must stay still in an upright position for the whole treatement. More importantly: the charging has always been an issue. I have to put the dome on its end to accept the power source. Always a hope and a prayer that I get it to charge again. For this reason I dropped down to 2 stars. I believe for a 1k unit there should not be charging issues and better cushioning built in and not cheap stick on stripes. Don't buy thinking this is it your hair loss will be cured. It will probably help and more than I am giving it credit for. There is usually more at play than just a helmet to solve all the issues.

Skip! My Theradome Evo LH40 stopped worked after 142 uses (so just about a year of use). Apparently the charge unit is askew so I can't charge it any longer. I always had charging issues from the beginning but it used to charge by wiggling the cable till it completely stopped. Now for a $700 dollar item, this doesn't speak very highly for it's quality and manufacturing. Theradome doesn't have any ability to repair it and they don't want to replace it because it's over the warranty period. Now I'm left with a $700 piece of plastic. Skip

This is an update from below review. To date, my hair loss is about the same or WORSE. NO significant progress whatsoever. I did not have severe hair loss, I had thinning and you could see some of my scalp. Now the front and sides of my hairline are thinner, hair is breaking off, I'm shedding just as much. I was diagnosed with AGA with likely some stress related loss (which is now resolved in my life). All my labs were fine. I am beyond disappointed and depressed over this. $900 is a lot of money to spend on a "maybe" will work. I am moving on now to trying exosome therapy. I would say if you don't see visible results in 7 months (I'm 7 months in and 73 treatments), it's not going to work. Don't wait if you want your money back in 6 months, though. I have not seen ANY reviews from people that it took over 7 months to show ANY progress. I had a phone visit with the company's trichologist and he basically assured it would work but that is not accurate for every case. Again, I will make it clear, I did NOT have severe hair loss, just thinning that I just started to notice about a year prior to starting this. I am not bald but fear I will be there if something else isn't done. I may also have cave and go to minoxidil but scared to death of the "dread shed". I hope this helps someone. GREAT customer service. I've been using the Theradome for about 2 months, I'm on my 24th treatment. The shedding has significantly decreased. There is no new hair growth, yet and being the impatient person I am, that is the most difficult part. The helmet is super easy to use, I'm using the Pro 80 model and have been using it about 4X per week. UPDATE: A little background: I'm post-menopausal and on HRT including testosterone. I was told that the testosterone contributed to my hair loss, as well. I'm not sure what to think about that as I've also read from dermatologists that they are not seeing that in their patients being treated with testosterone and some believe that it can actually help decrease it. What's a girl to think?!! It's now been 5 months of use, I'm on treatment 55. The shedding I thought decreased as in my first review 3 months ago, came back not long after that. Then, I went from every other day to only 2X/week as recommended due to I read one study (I know it's only one) that found that the group who used the laser treatment more often actually took longer for the hair growth. So, I don't know if it's just coincidence but since i went down to 2X/week I have noticed decreased shedding a lot in the last 2-3 weeks. No new hair growth, yet, but I won't give up on it because maybe it's just taking longer for me. However, the hair thinning/loss is much worse on my hairline in the front and sides than it was when I started 5 months ago. I am very, very self conscious and can even tell that people are noticing. It's very depressing but again, I'm not giving up just yet. The timeline seems to be a little different depending on where you read the reviews on it. Some customers stated they saw new hair growth in 2-3 weeks. I find that VERY hard to believe unless they had a very mild problem or the problem was already starting to resolve on it's own (such as stress-induced hair loss). Others state no huge difference in a few years, but no further loss. So really, anything in between is possible. One thing I have definitely noticed is that my gray hair has decreased somewhat. I don't seem to have that stark gray line when my roots grow out. It could be wishful thinking so I'll continue to pay attention to that. What's the verdict? I don't know. Am I going to continue? Absolutely. I could try to add topical minoxidil but there is no way on earth I have time to put that on, leave it on and wash it out 2X/day! I already have a full time job! I'll update again in a few months with what I hope is very good news.

I've been using the Theradome LH80 Pro for a little over 4 years now with 390 treatments (and counting). While my hair has continued to thin over the years, it hard to tell how much worse the situation would have been without the Theradome system -- although I am sure it has some effect! In case of male pattern baldness, it's always important Do be caution The official website indicates it can last for over 18,000 treatments.

I bought this after a ton of research. I read all the reviews I could get my hands on comparing the different brands and models. The reason I chose this over the others was that it had a 6 month money back guarantee. Where others clearly stated that there was a 25% restocking fee, Theradome does not. However when you go to return it as I did after only 2 months, voila they deduct the 25% not telling at any time in conversation or by email that this is the case. Yes buried in fine print it is there, but completely shady how they go about it. The reason I returned the item was my bald spots are at the side and back of my head and the red lights do not extend beyond the top of the head. I guess mostly for male pattern baldness. Any way, be careful. This was a very costly mistake and I would like to make sure no one else falls for this.