My Experience with Advanced Hair Australia

When I first started noticing that I was losing my hair at around the age of 21 or 22, I did a heap of research online and found some different products that I hoped would be able to help. The top two were Minodoxill topical serum, and Finasteride tablets (Propecia). So I went to the doctor and asked if I could go on Propecia and he said no because I was too young and he didn’t think it would work for me. So he told me to go across to the chemist and buy Minodoxill 5%, which I did.

I used the Minodoxill (Rogaine) for around 1 year, or maybe 18 months, with no real reasults, apart from it making my hair more frizzy in the area’s that it was applied, but I didn’t notice my hair loss stopping or even slowing. This was very disheartening, so I sought alternative means to get my hair back.

Here in Australia, there are plenty of ads on television and the radio promoting Advanced Hair Studios, with a very popular Australian cricketer (Shane Warne) who promotes it regularly, saying that he used them and it worked for him.

I figured Advanced Hair would be really expensive and out of my price range, but I believed that it did work. Eventually I had some money saved up and went in for a consultation.

Initial Consultation!

The salesman checked out my hair and obviously said “yes, you will be suitable for advanced hair treatment”, which I’m sure about 90% of people are, and the one’s that aren’t would be suitable for their hair replacement surgery.

Anyway, the guy sat down with me and pretty much said, Rogaine doesn’t work, this has no side effects and is guaranteed to grow back your hair!

So at that point I was very worried about my hair since Rogaine hadn’t worked, and I was being told this was guaranteed to put hair on my head.

I immediately signed up for a discounted fee of $3,950 for 6 months! Which at the time I didn’t mind because I thought it’s worth it to have my hair back for life.

What the Program Consists of…

The advanced hair program is basically has 4 parts to it. All of them are probably as ineffective as the last…

First is the Pills. These are taken morning and night and are basically a herbal formula that hasn’t had any research done on it.

Second is the Shampoo, which you use daily, and is just made to make your hair more healthy and stronger, but I didn’t find any difference.

Third is the Serum, which goes in after your shower. I am pretty sure it’s designed to make your hair look more full, which it does a decent job of.

Finally is the laser treatments, which start of regularly (3 times per week) and then tier off to once every 2 weeks. I also think this did nothing for me.

Anyway, after 3 months of following their program to the letter, I hadn’t seen any results. Then after the full 6 months, still no results! The ‘before’ photo on the homepage of this site is from my last day at Advanced Hair, and the after photo is from 6 months of Provillus.

So in conclusion, try not to fall for these things that promise false hope and charge you a small fortune. Try instead, the things that have been proven to work, like Provillus!