Dr. Tsuji Kyocera, Riken Research, Organ Technologies Form Regenerative Hair Research Team
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papa pinrel
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2023? thought it will be on the market on 2020
bigentries
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How is this supposed to be an hair transplant killer if it's basically an enhanced hair transplant? Unlimited donor supply at the hands of a terrible surgeon is useless
And why do people think it's too late for them?
I'm skeptical about this thing working, but Tsuji always seemed to be on the right path. Show me evidence this thing works and I'll jump to a conventional hair transplant in a heartbeat, then wait until I lose ground and this technique is available
And why do people think it's too late for them?
I'm skeptical about this thing working, but Tsuji always seemed to be on the right path. Show me evidence this thing works and I'll jump to a conventional hair transplant in a heartbeat, then wait until I lose ground and this technique is available
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THIS IS NOT A HAIR TRANSPLANT. HAIR TRANSPLANTS INVOLVE THE IMPLANTATION OF FULLY GROWN FOLLICLES. TSUJI IS INJECTING CULTURED CELLS. GOOD LORD PEOPLE, TRY READING SOMETHING.
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I wouldn't hate it if an admin from this site would attempt contact to clarify if this will go to trials in 2020, or possibly be released by 2020... I feel their notoriety may help them get answers to questions that would otherwise get glanced over if addressed from a random inquirier.
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Calm down, man. We can talk about this. No need to resort to the Caps Lock...
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My eye was twitching out of control when I wrote that
Breaking Bald
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Yea I hear that the admins of hair loss forums have special powers and are granted the rights to information that is held from us mere mortals.
the smoking baby
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There's more than one cell involved in the hair follicle. Would he be injecting a cocktail of cells through a liposome re-creating the bulge itself?
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Will this be unlimited hair multiplication or will there be a limit of a few thousand?
Note how in the illustration below it compares the hair follicle regeneration method to FUT of 1,000-3,000 units. The eventual outcome looks the same.
Yes it says it can increase the number of follicles, but by how much? A ten fold increase?
Note how in the illustration below it compares the hair follicle regeneration method to FUT of 1,000-3,000 units. The eventual outcome looks the same.
Yes it says it can increase the number of follicles, but by how much? A ten fold increase?
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Injection of a dermal papilla and mesnchymal cell mixture that becomes a hair follicles primordium.
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Take every DHT resistant hair on your head and multiply it by 1084. I believe that was the extent of what they could get for the amount of passes achieved in their culturing process.Will this be unlimited hair multiplication or will there be a limit of a few thousand?
Note how in the illustration below it compares the hair follicle regeneration method to FUT of 1,000-3,000 units. The eventual outcome looks the same.
Yes it says it can increase the number of follicles, but by how much? A ten fold increase?
thomps1523
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Wit, pure wit! Touché man! I wouldn't think a scientist would rather relay something once through a site's admin than 20 times to 20 different posters on the site either!
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So it's over 9000?
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That's also why I've been wondering: how do they make sure the injected cells nicely grow out as natural hair would? I mean, even hair transplant sometimes gets you twisted and unnatural hairs. How do they control the shape and growing direction of the newly formed follicle? How do they control an actual hairline on your scalp?
Hey sorry I don't quite understand that. Can you explain what you mean exactly?
Where did you get the figure of 1084 from? How many hairs could they create just from the cells of that small scalp sample?
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I hope there won't be problems injecting cells into haired areas and the new hairs won't get tangled up with the existing hair and cause infections, inflammation etc.
Do you think they'll be able to inject and regrow hairs on areas which already have hairs, say in the case of diffuse thinners? Their illustration only shows a slick bald area having the treatment done.