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http://www.help4alopecia.com/alopecia-articles/articleDetails.asp?id=37
One way of treating androgenetic alopecia is to inject cells to reverse miniaturization. In this process, artificially implanted cells integrate with resident hair follicles to help them produce healthy hair. People in the early stages of androgenetic alopecia can benefit from this method. The implanted cells boost the hair follicles in miniaturization to bring them back into a productive state.
The resident hair follicle structures work as a guide for the implanted cells in this method. The damaged natural hair follicles provide the distribution pattern and the orientation angle. The injected dermal papilla cells on the other hand, provide large, terminal hair follicles. This method is devoid of the problem of inconsistent follicle orientation and distribution over the skin.
People in the early stages of baldness could significantly benefit from this method of cell injection. Young men and women having a family history of androgenetic alopecia can inject cells in advance to avoid miniaturization.
http://www.help4alopecia.com/alopecia-articles/articleDetails.asp?id=37
One way of treating androgenetic alopecia is to inject cells to reverse miniaturization. In this process, artificially implanted cells integrate with resident hair follicles to help them produce healthy hair. People in the early stages of androgenetic alopecia can benefit from this method. The implanted cells boost the hair follicles in miniaturization to bring them back into a productive state.
The resident hair follicle structures work as a guide for the implanted cells in this method. The damaged natural hair follicles provide the distribution pattern and the orientation angle. The injected dermal papilla cells on the other hand, provide large, terminal hair follicles. This method is devoid of the problem of inconsistent follicle orientation and distribution over the skin.
People in the early stages of baldness could significantly benefit from this method of cell injection. Young men and women having a family history of androgenetic alopecia can inject cells in advance to avoid miniaturization.
