Going for the Swiss Greek clinic next week
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They could possibly be on to something, but it always bothers me to see a before photo taken with a flash and an after photo taken without a flash with the hair combed over the thin or balding area.
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Dr. Greco uses CRP and has been having great success with it as well.Comment
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Have they even analyzed CRP to see what's inside of it as far as growth factors go? The growth factors the prompt hair growth are very specific. They come from fat cells. CRP comes from blood. I'm skeptical.
Also, CRP is something that's removed from PRP and we all know that PRP is sh!t.Comment
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I haven't heard about "great success" with CRP.
Have they even analyzed CRP to see what's inside of it as far as growth factors go? The growth factors the prompt hair growth are very specific. They come from fat cells. CRP comes from blood. I'm skeptical.
Also, CRP is something that's removed from PRP and we all know that PRP is sh!t.
PRP is a very viable treatment. I don't know where you are getting your facts from, but it works, plain and simple. However, different doctors across the US have different techniques, people who haven't done extensive research into the field shouldn't be administering it. I am a very reliable member here, and I can tell you that PRP/CRP has stopped my shedding in its tracks as of right now.Comment
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PRP is a very viable treatment. I don't know where you are getting your facts from, but it works, plain and simple. However, different doctors across the US have different techniques, people who haven't done extensive research into the field shouldn't be administering it. I am a very reliable member here, and I can tell you that PRP/CRP has stopped my shedding in its tracks as of right now.
Id be very interested in a treatment that simply halted my hairloss.Comment
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I haven't heard about "great success" with CRP.
Have they even analyzed CRP to see what's inside of it as far as growth factors go? The growth factors the prompt hair growth are very specific. They come from fat cells. CRP comes from blood. I'm skeptical.
Also, CRP is something that's removed from PRP and we all know that PRP is sh!t.
They also mention it is "FDA otc approved" and it is being trialed in 200 clinics in japan or something. I would like some more proof that it works well though.Comment
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Dr Greco did my PRP/CRP about a month ago. It has for sure stopped my shedding and made my scalp feel healthier already. I know Dr. Wesley and Dr. Cole have been having success with PRP in some of their patients as well as they've adjusted their formulas. However I believe Dr. Greco is the best when it comes to the field of PRP.Comment
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Dr Greco did my PRP/CRP about a month ago. It has for sure stopped my shedding and made my scalp feel healthier already. I know Dr. Wesley and Dr. Cole have been having success with PRP in some of their patients as well as they've adjusted their formulas. However I believe Dr. Greco is the best when it comes to the field of PRP.
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Dr Greco did my PRP/CRP about a month ago. It has for sure stopped my shedding and made my scalp feel healthier already. I know Dr. Wesley and Dr. Cole have been having success with PRP in some of their patients as well as they've adjusted their formulas. However I believe Dr. Greco is the best when it comes to the field of PRP.
We encourage patients to use ACell/PRP during their hair transplant surgery. When/if they return to our clinic within several months to a year, we will perform another HairCheck to compare hair mass index numbers in the areas where we did not place grafts. If there is a significant improvement, we recommend they consider regular ACell/PRP treatments. With all of our PRP patients, I have seen at least some improvement in hair mass index/hair shaft diameter. This reality is like a big arrow pointing to the value of understanding the mechanics of how platelet growth factors are blocked from reaching follicles genetically predetermined to miniaturize.
In one of his videos, Dr. Greco made an encouraging statement regarding PRP treatments. He sees an improvement in hair quality "ratchet" forward over time.
35YrsAfter also posts as CITNews and works at Dr. Cole's office - forhair.com - Cole Hair Transplant, 1045 Powers Place, Alpharetta, Georgia 30009 - Phone 678-566-1011 - email 35YrsAfter at chuck@forhair.com
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It's great to hear PRP/CRP has improved your hair.
We encourage patients to use ACell/PRP during their hair transplant surgery. When/if they return to our clinic within several months to a year, we will perform another HairCheck to compare hair mass index numbers in the areas where we did not place grafts. If there is a significant improvement, we recommend they consider regular ACell/PRP treatments. With all of our PRP patients, I have seen at least some improvement in hair mass index/hair shaft diameter. This reality is like a big arrow pointing to the value of understanding the mechanics of how platelet growth factors are blocked from reaching follicles genetically predetermined to miniaturize.
In one of his videos, Dr. Greco made an encouraging statement regarding PRP treatments. He sees an improvement in hair quality "ratchet" forward over time.
35YrsAfter also posts as CITNews and works at Dr. Cole's office - forhair.com - Cole Hair Transplant, 1045 Powers Place, Alpharetta, Georgia 30009 - Phone 678-566-1011 - email 35YrsAfter at chuck@forhair.com
The contents of my posts are my opinions and not medical advice
Please feel free to call or email me with any questions. Ask for Chuck
So you're saying dr Coles prp is atleast maintaining hair for all of his prp patients?Comment
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