Billy-D2016
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Well that really depends on the amount of hairs they can produce from a single hair follice. If it's unlimited then that would be a cure for even those who has the thinnest of donors as you would just need more injections per cm2 to get equal coverage. For example someone with normal caliber hair may require 200hairs per cm2 for normal looking density but someone with extremely thinned out hair may require 400 hairs per cm2 to get the same density
Here's a question or two I'll throw out there.
If Riken (cloning) were successful but Shiseido (immunizing) were not, would a cloning treatment be considered a cure if you still had thinning hair?
I don't see how Shiseido's treatment will work permanently if at all. Why would the cells from the back of the head pass on their characteristics to other hairs when injected in the region? By what mechanism is this meant to be possible?