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  • drnigams
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 551

    Hello Winston,this is my first post on SPENCER'S forum,looking forward for an informed research based discussion on HAIR MULTIPLICATION....
    Originally posted by Winston
    This a false statement.

    Dr. Nigam's posts have NOT been "blocked." For the past 10 months, due to an overwhelming number of companies attempting to spam baldtruthtalk.com, ALL new users are automatically placed in a moderation queue. Due to the large number of people who sign up on a daily basis to this forum, the approval process can get quite backed up.

    Normally physicians who would like to respond to posts related to themselves on BTT contact us directly before attempting to sign up as a user. This is the usual professional protocol.

    Today was the first time Dr. Nigam attempted to contact us directly by sending three less than friendly emails. For this reason, I have forwarded the messages to Spencer Kobren to which he requested that I contact Dr. Nigam to offer the option to speak with Spencer directly.

    As of yet, we have not heard back from Dr. Nigam.

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    • Winston
      Moderator
      • Mar 2009
      • 929

      Originally posted by drnigams
      Hello Winston,this is my first post on SPENCER'S forum,looking forward for an informed research based discussion on HAIR MULTIPLICATION....
      Welcome to the forum Dr. Nigam. I'm glad that you replied to my email to you. Feel free to begin responding to our user questions. I also ask that all users remain civil when interacting with Dr. Nigam or other users who participate on this and other related threads.

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      • drnigams
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2012
        • 551

        I read, few of the posts on this thread,few of the members have interacted with me at the other forum,and some seem to be biased,but some have good informed questions.Let me clear, i am not here to promote myself, but share my experiences of, early results on patients who have undergone HAIR MULTIPLICATION. HM is an evolving science,and i believe, in next 5 to 10 yrs,HT will be provided by regenerative labs ,like pathology labs,wherein HAIR GRAFTS will be sent to the lab by surgeons and after stem cell isolation and activation to progenitor cells,injected back to the scalp.

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        • gc83uk
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2011
          • 1339

          Hello again Dr Nigam,

          I'm sure everyone is excited at the prospect of HM and if you can bring this to fruition, then all the better.

          My question to you... Proving with pictures that HM has been done rather than a traditional FUE/Doubling might be your toughest task. I have seen some of your newer pictures showing HM and it just looks like regular FUE.

          I'm not doubting you personally, but I'm curious as to how you can prove HM.

          I personally believe you will need to create videos on the process along with some macro photography. And importantly show the SAME hair style in the before and after photo, looking at your before and after photos, it shows the before photo with short hair and the after photo with hair about 3 inches longer. They are not comparable for this very reason.

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          • drnigams
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2012
            • 551

            Good to see u again gc,thanx for ur suggestions.Have started shooting in optical zoom with macro and super macro mode,without flash,with same angles and near to same hairstyles.Only way to distinguish HM and FUE,probably, is to identify visible incisions on recipient sites or donor by FUE, especially in the first few months.As ur aware, monitoring the hair growth requires 6 months to 1year,i will definitely try to post the fresh ones 6 months down the line, in the meantime we r clicking pic's of patients who r coming for followups. As the hair grow 0.5 inches every month,normal hair and stemcell activated telogen will grow by more than 3cms in 4months ,as per the before /after pic.u mentioned.

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            • gc83uk
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2011
              • 1339

              Originally posted by drnigams
              Good to see u again gc,thanx for ur suggestions.Have started shooting in optical zoom with macro and super macro mode,without flash,with same angles and near to same hairstyles.Only way to distinguish HM and FUE,probably, is to identify visible incisions on recipient sites or donor by FUE, especially in the first few months.As ur aware, monitoring the hair growth requires 6 months to 1year,i will definitely try to post the fresh ones 6 months down the line, in the meantime we r clicking pic's of patients who r coming for followups. As the hair grow 0.5 inches every month,normal hair and stemcell activated telogen will grow by more than 3cms in 4months ,as per the before /after pic.u mentioned.
              OK thats good to hear.

              Regarding your doubling technique. You have already explained that you extract from the donor area using a 1.2mm drill and the follicle is bisected into two halfs. Then both of these halfs are implanted into the recipient area OR 1 half in the recipient and the other half back into the donor where it was originally extracted.

              So if we were talking about a 4 hair graft which has been extracted from the donor, does this mean you split this 4 hair graft into 2 parts, so in effect you have 2 x 2 hair grafts? or do you end up with 2 x 4 hair grafts?

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              • drnigams
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2012
                • 551

                gc,we r conducting following studies at present ,for publication in 2013. 1)HAIR DOUBLING BY TRANSVERSE BISECTION OF HAIR FOLLICULAR UNIT IN VIVO,IN VITRO WITH AND WITHOUT ACTIVATED FOLLICULAR UNIT STEMCELLS. 2)IN VIVO FOLLICULAR UNIT CONVERSION TO ANAGEN AND MULTIPLICATION WITH ACTIVATED AND MULTIPLIED STEMCELLS .IS IT POSSIBLE TO HARVEST UNLIMITED DONOR SUPPLY? We extract FU in vivo by fue .6mm to .8mm(inner diametre)punches and by 1.2mm(outer diametre )punch, when we bisect the follicle in vitro.We make two follicular units from one.We bisect the FU below the midfollicle bulge. Mean length of hairfollicle from the surface of the skin is 4.16mm.Bulge stemcell area ,starts from the 1mm depth to skin surface and continues upto 1.8mm mean length..hair diametre measurement with digital micrometre also helps in identifying the thick bulge of stemcells. Few fu's are sent to the lab for isolation and activation of stemcells to progenitor cells and injected into the implantation site of bissected follicles,so that stemcells which were missing in separated FU is returned back ,hence the bissected FU 'S have all the material to become terminal hair.

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                • drnigams
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2012
                  • 551

                  gc,u had been a client of HSI.As we all know,the length of hairfollicle is 4.16mm mean from the surface of skin.And the diametre of a hairfollicle is 70 micronmetre mean. (How is the longitudnal partial follicular unit different from normal FUE (.5mm or .6mm) punch to extract FU which say, has a diametre of .8mm to 1.5mm. Regarding stemcells in FU,they can only be activated in a lab after isolation with identification biomarkers,not in the clinic without isolation in a preservation medium.

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                  • gc83uk
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2011
                    • 1339

                    I'm finding it hard to understand your answers. I'm sorry to say! Perhaps you can use paragraphs too please.

                    If you extract a 4 hair graft during a normal FUE procedure, the dr would implant a 4 hair graft placed into the recipient area.

                    So the net gain of overall hair = 0

                    This is fine for FUE, but can you give me a clear answer if possible what would be the net gain using your doubling procedure with a 4 hair graft?

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                    • drnigams
                      Senior Member
                      • Nov 2012
                      • 551

                      Not less than 8 grafts.

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                      • neversaynever
                        Senior Member
                        • Dec 2011
                        • 640

                        Im not interested in doubling, im interested in the holy grail, hair multiplication. Dr nigam, im struggling to understand one thing, I hope you can answer...

                        To be achieving what you claim, your work in the labs can not have been easy. The hair follicle is a complex organ-like part of our scalps.

                        Im sure you have worked very hard to make improvements and continue to do so. Once you have a treatment, and begin to apply it to patients, the next step is to of course analyze the results...

                        This is where Im confused. You have made such a big effort to achieve something so great, but thought it is not important to document the results for your own scientific analysis? The collection of evidence is just as important as the research, without the evidence (for yours and our benefit), how can your research be valid?

                        How do you collect scientific evidence of HM results?

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                        • gc83uk
                          Senior Member
                          • Nov 2011
                          • 1339

                          Originally posted by drnigams
                          Not less than 8 grafts.
                          So you will implant 2 follicular units which both consist of the same properties of the original Follicular unit? So in effect in the recipient you can implant 2 FU's and both of these FU's both contain 4 hairs?

                          Correct?

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                          • drnigams
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2012
                            • 551

                            I have just replied to ur post ,in the other forum,hope u got it.You will get complete scientific study with evidence in my study paper to be published in 2013,as mentioned to gc, in the earlier post in the same thread.

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                            • drnigams
                              Senior Member
                              • Nov 2012
                              • 551

                              correct,tht's why i was asking u about HSI doubling,which seems to be partial FU transected FUE ?

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                              • J_B_Davis
                                Senior Member
                                • Dec 2008
                                • 393

                                Hello Dr. Nigam, I have a few questions myself. Hair Stem cell multiplication would indeed be the end all be all in hair restoration and I can see why so many guys on the forum are so interested in what you are claiming to do as well as what Dr. Gho is claiming to do. If you are really able to accomplish this, why is it that we are just hearing about you now? This is the only credible hair loss forum on the internet, yet you have not really offered any real evidence of your claims here.
                                Have you presented your finding to Spencer Kobren and The American Hair Loss Association for review? I would think that this would be your first step to legitimize your claims. I do hope that what you offer does what you claim, but I am sure you can understand my skepticism in light of your lack of credible evidence.

                                Thank you in advance for your response.

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