GHO Clinic - Follicular Multiplication Information Slideshow
Slide 6 - Plucked Hair Shows Dermal Papilla
We then took a plucked hair and ran the same tests on it. The
hair in the previous slide was a hair transplant graft that was extracted.
In this case, the longitudinal cross-section still showed one of the pools
of the all-important follicular stem cells.
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Introducing the Gho Company
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Stain Markers used in Photos
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No Stem Cells in the Dermal Papilla (a)
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Stem Cells in the Dermal Papilla (b)
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Stem Cells found!
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Plucked hair show Stem Cells
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Stem Cells found in Cell Cultures
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Summary of Findings |
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Implanting partial follicles to make new
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What Follicular Multiplication IS
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Small needle, Fast healing |
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No Scarring in Donor Area |
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Advangages over Traditional Hair Transplants |
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Difference betw Follicular Unit Extraction
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2 Follicles implanted 3 Hairs Grown |
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2 Follicles implanted 3 Grown |
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2 Follicles Implanted 4 Grown |
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What is Hair Multiplication? |
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Cultured Cells Derived from Plucked Hair
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Cells with different morphologies |
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Current Challenges with HM - Inconsistency |
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Possible reason for Inconsistency |
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More Challenges with HM |
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Conclusion. |
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