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  • hellouser
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    Originally posted by Pentarou
    Caddarik, there's no chance of hair multiplication happening in 5 years; even 15 years is currently implausible. People on hair loss forums were talking excitedly about hair multiplication being 'just round the corner' even before 9/11 happened. I think in that timeframe we'll be lucky to get anything like CB-03-01 or comparable.
    You never know about fluke discoveries though. Take Alopecia Areata for example. AA sufferers makeup like 2% of all alopecia patients and yet they've pretty much already got a cure.

    Imagine if men with baldness weren't neglected so much... we'd have had a cure a long time ago.

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  • Pentarou
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    Caddarik, there's no chance of hair multiplication happening in 5 years; even 15 years is currently implausible. People on hair loss forums were talking excitedly about hair multiplication being 'just round the corner' even before 9/11 happened. I think in that timeframe we'll be lucky to get anything like CB-03-01 or comparable.

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by caddarik79
    FUE with a master, how many grafts would you sacrifice?
    I think I could get a nice density with about 1200 FUE grafts. No concrete plans just yet but I might go for that within a year. My hairloss has stabilized in fact if I look at the pictures from 2 years ago I dont see much of a difference. So That's certainly something I might do and then use the remaining say 4000 FUE grafts for the next 10-15 years to fill up further loss, that's about my plan

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  • caddarik79
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    Originally posted by Arashi
    I wouldn't put too much hope in Gho, Caddarik ..

    Anyway, about your question what you should do in the meantime, as I calculated here: http://www.hasci-exposed.com/contact.html the average person can go at least 6 times to HASCI for 1600 grafts each time before depleting his donor (based on 0 regrowth). I think you went just once, right? So that's still 5 more times to go.

    I myself will never go to HASCI again, they won't make any more dollars on me. But I am still considering follow up FUE, not sure where though ...

    FUE with a master, how many grafts would you sacrifice?

    so you would dare the bridging with a good FUE and then pray for real hair multiplication to come in the next five years?

    We are in a delicate position with our one procedure done!
    the treadmil trap!!!

    I was personally thinking about coping with a shaved head or 3mm thin scalp head for the next two years and put money aside and see where we are in 2016!!!

    But each time I have news from Gaz and pictures of him, I'm tempted to "HST bridge"!!!

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by caddarik79
    I contacted them: "not for the coming years but on the tracks".
    I trust Dr Gho and Deborah when she says he spent most of his time in research and labs!


    So, what do we do in the meantime?
    I wouldn't put too much hope in Gho, Caddarik ..

    Anyway, about your question what you should do in the meantime, as I calculated here: http://www.hasci-exposed.com/contact.html the average person can go at least 6 times to HASCI for 1600 grafts each time before depleting his donor (based on 0 regrowth). I think you went just once, right? So that's still 5 more times to go.

    I myself will never go to HASCI again, they won't make any more dollars on me. But I am still considering follow up FUE, not sure where though ...

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  • caddarik79
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    Originally posted by Arashi
    I contacted them: "not for the coming years but on the tracks".
    I trust Dr Gho and Deborah when she says he spent most of his time in research and labs!


    So, what do we do in the meantime?

    Any news from Gaz? should count his donor evolution, no?

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  • Arashi
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    Originally posted by hellouser
    HASCI just got another paper published on 'Method for in vivo hair multiplication'

    https://www.google.com/patents/WO2014092571A1
    Old news, hell, see: https://www.baldtruthtalk.com/thread...multiplication

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  • NeedHairASAP
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    Originally posted by ss1980
    Hasci-exposed.com

    Deserves its own thread


    Discuss!!

    Summarized in a nut shell?

    TL;DR

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  • hellouser
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    HASCI just got another paper published on 'Method for in vivo hair multiplication'

    The present invention is concerned with improved cosmetic methods for in vivo hair multiplication that are particularly suitable to overcome baldness in a subject. Specifically, the cosmetic methods of the invention represent a significant improvement over existing hair transplantation methods by providing greater hair density per hair implant, which is achieved through the process of an enhanced hair multiplication in vivo (e.g. in the scalp of a subject). The improved cosmetic methods of the invention also provide improved aesthetic results, particularly, more realistic and natural looking results,relative to the results obtained by traditional methods. The cosmetic methods of the present invention are particularly suitable for hair transplantation in recipient areas of a subject experiencing baldness or lack of hair, optionally due to Androgenic alopecia , burn injuries, cancer chemotherapy, or other genetic or environmental factors or scarring.

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  • ss1980
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