Bosley Revitalizer Review After One Month

I used the Bosley Revitalizer FLEX for a month to see what the device was actually like to live with. One month is far too early to judge whether a hair-growth treatment will produce meaningful results, so this review focuses on fit, routine, comfort and the experience of using it.

Using the Bosley Revitalizer FLEX

The basic routine was simple for me: charge the device, unplug it, turn it on and wear it for the treatment session. It became easiest to use while sitting in front of the television rather than trying to move around with it on my head.

The cap felt relatively lightweight in my hand, but it is still a device sitting on your head. I found it better suited to a quiet routine than anything active.

Brightness and Comfort

The light was noticeably bright during use. I preferred wearing sunglasses while using it in front of the television. The cap itself felt sturdy, and the baseball-cap-style cover makes it look less clinical when it is not operating.

What the Device Claims

Bosley markets the Revitalizer FLEX as a laser-based hair-growth device. Those are manufacturer claims, not results I could establish from one month of personal use. Anyone considering a hair-loss device should check the current labeling, FDA information and instructions, and discuss hair-loss concerns with an appropriate medical professional.

My One-Month Bosley Revitalizer Review

After a month, I could judge the routine much better than the outcome. The device was straightforward to operate and easy enough to work into an evening schedule. I had not seen a dramatic change at that point, and I would not expect a one-month test to establish whether it works for hair growth.

For another hair-device perspective, read our KeraFlex Laser Cap first impressions.

One month was enough to learn whether I could live with the routine. It was not enough to turn a bathroom mirror into a clinical trial, which is probably for the best.