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* Gho Hair Follicle Multiplication - Slide 12
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GHO Clinic - Follicular Multiplication Information Slideshow


Slide 12 - No Scarring in Donor Area


Traditional Hair Transplant Scar

Since we are able to extract the particle follicle with such a small needle and create an entirely new hair from it, there are no visible scars like you see above, from a typical hair transplant. As shown in the picture above, traditional transplants actually extract a strip of hair bearing skin from the back of your head, and then stitch you back up. Many times this leaves scarring and is without a doubt a very painful process that has a siginficant recovery time.

With FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) they extract entire hair follicles from the back of the head and prepare them for implantation up front. Follicular Multiplication differs even from this procedure in that we only extract the top portion of the follicle, leaving the original follicle in place to grow hair. This innovative new procedure causes less trauma to the donor site, and allows for complete regrowth of the donor hair in its original location.


Slide 1
Introducing the Gho Company
Slide 2
Stain Markers used in Photos
Slide 3
No Stem Cells in the Dermal Papilla (a)
Slide 4
No Stem Cells in the Dermal Papilla (b)
Slide 5
Stem Cells found!
Slide 6
Plucked hair show Stem Cells
Slide 7
Stem Cells found in Cell Cultures
Slide 8
Summary of Findings
Slide 9
Implanting partial follicles to make new hairs
Slide 10
What Follicular Multiplication IS
Slide 11
Small needle, Fast healing
Slide 12
No Scarring in Donor Area
Slide 13
Advangages over Traditional Hair Transplants
Slide 14
Difference betw Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) and Follicular Multiplication
Slide 15
2 Follicles implanted 3 Hairs Grown
Slide 16
2 Follicles implanted 3 Grown
Slide 17
2 Follicles Implanted 4 Grown
Slide 18
What is Hair Multiplication?
Slide 19
Cultured Cells Derived from Plucked Hair
Slide 20
Cells with different morphologies
Slide 21
Current Challenges with HM - Inconsistency
Slide 22
Possible reason for Inconsistency
Slide 23
More Challenges with HM
Slide 24
Conclusion.



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