Matt Skiba
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Matt Skiba
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PRP is a new treatment of sorts that says it can help maintain hair by drawing some blood, spinning it up in a machine to seperate the parts of it, and spraying/injecting it onto your scalp after it's been perforated. Unfortunately the results are marginal and questionable.
Someone on another hair loss forum said they tried emailing these guys, but that person said that the email inbox that the mail was sent to isn't active.
The website looks more legit than most BS sites in my opinion, just like with every other company we will have to wait and see if they can deliver.
Someone on another hair loss forum said they tried emailing these guys, but that person said that the email inbox that the mail was sent to isn't active.
The website looks more legit than most BS sites in my opinion, just like with every other company we will have to wait and see if they can deliver.
somone uk
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This is NOT PRP this is stem cell
tbh i have found very little in forms of proper medical trials done on prp
i am infinitely suspicious of the "30 day money back guarantee" (a hair transplant takes 12 weeks for hair to grow) for one thing it would be pretty hard to prove no hair has grown and they could get out on saying 2 hairs have grown
and i see no released trial data which also makes me suspicious
tbh i have found very little in forms of proper medical trials done on prp
i am infinitely suspicious of the "30 day money back guarantee" (a hair transplant takes 12 weeks for hair to grow) for one thing it would be pretty hard to prove no hair has grown and they could get out on saying 2 hairs have grown
and i see no released trial data which also makes me suspicious
somone uk
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I wouldn't recommend PRP, there is a lack of scientifically valid proof that it worksVox said:
Edinburgh?, it's not particularly a scientific hot spot
i don't think there is anyone on the forums that are further north than me but edinburgh is still far from yorkshire lol
Nevermind, I found this from a source that seems quite credible. It says what you have already explained.somone uk said:
Well, OK, but if by chance you go up there, please do us a favor and pass by the street they say they are based on to see if there is indeed something or if it is just an abandoned building from the 19th century.somone uk said:
somone uk
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their youtube channel has the name "ultrafigure" which when googled gives this http://www.ultrafigure.com/, note how the website has almost the same design to it
seems that cutting edge hairloss treatment and top notch breast augmentation is happening in a small shoe-box office above a shop in Edinburgh
saying that ultrafigure is not in trial so maybe we should go see how the feedback is on that
seems that cutting edge hairloss treatment and top notch breast augmentation is happening in a small shoe-box office above a shop in Edinburgh
saying that ultrafigure is not in trial so maybe we should go see how the feedback is on that
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bboy said:
Hey! Edinburgh is one of the worlds leading places for stem cell research, they were the first to actually clone a sheep, called Dolly, way back ... so please ... don't put Edinburgh down, they're up there with the big boys!
I actually live just outside of Edinburgh (Portobello) - I could volunteer to go check these guys out. I know George Street, it's the main business street in Edinburgh, where all banks, lawyers, etc are all housed. It seems strange that there would be a clinic there offering hair and breast stem cell services.
Cheers.
waynakyo
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well organized scam.
I am sure we are going to see more of these bastards soon.
I think they all capitalize on our misunderstanding of stem cell. we all wonder, scientist turned all kind of cells to hair, teeth, heart and whatever cell. How can't they make a follicle. hmm.. how ?
I am sure we are going to see more of these bastards soon.
I think they all capitalize on our misunderstanding of stem cell. we all wonder, scientist turned all kind of cells to hair, teeth, heart and whatever cell. How can't they make a follicle. hmm.. how ?
BrightonBaldy
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I used to live in Edinburgh and theres no question its a global center in the worlds of finance and science, the city itself makes yorkshire look like the 3rd world 
tbh claiming to be based in Edinburgh city center shouldve been the biggest hint available that its a scam.
tbh claiming to be based in Edinburgh city center shouldve been the biggest hint available that its a scam.
hopingforhair
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OK I just popped into their office and met with the person there. He said he is in charge of investor relations and that the clinic is not based in Edinburgh but in Taiwan. Apparently the Edinburgh office deals with investors, but the medical team is based offshore.
I asked him why this was, and he gave me a typed document with a statement on their operations (due to UK legistlation regarding stem cells). He seemed like a decent enough guy. I told him that on this forum many people were concerned that the company was a scam, he assured me it wasnt', but of course he would say that. When he asked me why people thought it was a scam, I could't give any particular reason ... Anway, I will post up the document he gave me when I recieve the email from him with the same content. (to long to type in).
PS felt a bit like Sean Connery going undercover ...