Because you know, at this point I'm so frustrated with all of this, that I'd be willing to put in great effort to finally solve the puzzle. I mean I'm spending WAY too much time on these damn forums already. Just need to know how good this work and move on.
The 50 Graft Test Procedure
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I told her that we figured these would be the reasons for the discrepancy. She confirmed.
I'd doubt that. I have tons of single hairs in recipient too. But also in donor, so to me it just makes sense.
But most importantly: am I right that we have everything we need to make a good analysis on your case ? I mean we have good pre-op photo's right? So all that's needed now is (a lot of) time to research ?
Recipient areas or back to the donor? I think JJJJrS and Iron Man have covered everything from the donor.Comment
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Well I'm in the exact same boat. I have spent too much time here the last few weeks, but it's a crucial moment especially when I you consider the cost of HST, we're talking between 10-50k$, so don't beat yourself up about it, we just need to come to some definite solid conclusions and then of course move on.Comment
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Well I'm in the exact same boat. I have spent too much time here the last few weeks, but it's a crucial moment especially when I you consider the cost of HST, we're talking between 10-50k$, so don't beat yourself up about it, we just need to come to some definite solid conclusions and then of course move on.
Anyway, what JJJR's did was analyze a subset of your donor grafts and compare how many hairs regenerated there. But obviously in theory a part of these grafts were just failed extractions/transections or whatever you want to call it. We'd need to find out how many hairs you've lost in your donor and we'd need to find out how many (approx) grew in your recipient.
Now, I don't need an EXACT number, just a ballpark number. Hence I'd be happy with a slightly less reliable number if that saves us tons of works. What I'm saying here, if we can just count the amount of possible extraction sites ('bloody/red" spots) we can extrapolate. For example let's say that according to jjjrs you've lost 20 hairs in those 100 spots he examined, we can just assume you've lost 0.2 hair per spot and multiply that with the amount of spots. Of course it would be better to count them ALL, but that's a hell of a job. Well maybe we could count another 100 to get an even more reliable number and use that.
So, then we'll know (approx) how many hairs you've lost. Next we'd need to count new hairs in recipient. And to me it's all about that ratio: how many hairs do you sacrifice in donor to get how many hairs in recipient.
Does this make sense ?Comment
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I've emailed Kristel and asked if it was possible to do a new test. Just keep it at 50 grafts and get a professional photographer to do the macro photo's. Yes, they said they would make professional photo's this time around too, but this was a misunderstanding: they made professional microscopic photos', of which I've posted an example a few pages back, but no macro photo's. Unfortunately these microscopic photo's won't help us, since they cover only a small area.
I hope they're willing to do another test and this time around indeed with just 50 grafts and macro photo's shot by a professional photographer. If they don't feel like doing another test, it's their good right of course, but it would be a huge disappointment, I think to everybody here.
Hopefully they will agree to the test properly, because something like this is long overdue and it's really not that complicated at all to implement.Comment
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Due to my observations of all so far provided facts, that they, for example...
- placed so many "single grafts" into your (rather big) temple corners (absolutely no reason for "single hair" implantations within these areas);
- practically ALL these "single hairs" in the petri-dish (section 1) look like this...
... it appears to me, and IF I'm not totally wrong, that you have been indeed a "test-candidate" - no, NOT for some (useless) forum goers; instead of, just a TEST CANDIDATE for the HSCI. That's what I think.Comment
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Perhaps, but I think Arashi made it clear that this was going to be of interest to the forums online and that the intention of it all was to provide conclusive evidence. Why would HASCI share the results if this is just a test for themselves? Overall, it doesn't make a lot of sense to me.Comment
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OK what I will do is upload all the pictures I have on this current computer (since my 3rd HST) to a dropbox account and give you access to it if you want? Some of the pictures will be no use, but it should give you, me and anyone else the perfect archive area to check things now or in the future.Comment
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OK what I will do is upload all the pictures I have on this current computer (since my 3rd HST) to a dropbox account and give you access to it if you want? Some of the pictures will be no use, but it should give you, me and anyone else the perfect archive area to check things now or in the future.Comment
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It wont take long, already uploaded a batch of photos. I'll sift throug some utter shit ones in a sec too to speed up the process.
There is a few pre op photos. If you remember I shaved my head on the morning of my 3rd HST. They only operated on the left side of my head on day 1, which meant I could shoot perfect photos of the right side of the head. They took 800 grafts from each side.Comment
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It wont take long, already uploaded a batch of photos. I'll sift throug some utter shit ones in a sec too to speed up the process.
There is a few pre op photos. If you remember I shaved my head on the morning of my 3rd HST. They only operated on the left side of my head on day 1, which meant I could shoot perfect photos of the right side of the head. They took 800 grafts from each side.Comment
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