cotsarelis is not even trying to multiply DP cells.
I don't know much of the science at all, but perhaps he is trying to make it possible with the wounding and growth factors technique for some of the stem cells to differentiate into new healthy dermal papilla cells.
but she also says that the regenerated papilla grows back smaller. thus, not the real deal yet
Hellouser posted about this in *** if I'm not mistaken. He says that hair regeneration is a dead end. It is possible, but not in the way we would like it to be. As stated above, the hair will grow smaller.
but she also says that the regenerated papilla grows back smaller. thus, not the real deal yet
Hellouser posted about this in *** if I'm not mistaken. He says that hair regeneration is a dead end. It is possible, but not in the way we would like it to be. As stated above, the hair will grow smaller.
Hellouser posted about this in *** if I'm not mistaken. He says that hair regeneration is a dead end. It is possible, but not in the way we would like it to be. As stated above, the hair will grow smaller.
So you saying follica, lauster and replicel is a dead end ?
Hellouser posted about this in *** if I'm not mistaken. He says that hair regeneration is a dead end. It is possible, but not in the way we would like it to be. As stated above, the hair will grow smaller.
So you saying follica, lauster and replicel is a dead end ?
So you saying follica, lauster and replicel is a dead end ?
Never said it. I don't really know what the methods and tech they use, but in this subject we are talking about cutting the hair vertically (I think). In that way, the result is not the result we want, since the hair will grow smaller.
Never said it. I don't really know what the methods and tech they use, but in this subject we are talking about cutting the hair vertically (I think). In that way, the result is not the result we want, since the hair will grow smaller.
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