How to either get rich or get a full head of hair!

[amadeus]

Great thread! I have been thinking about this and I think the problem is that it is really up to Dr. Gho to prove his technique and not up to his patients who are being charged for his services, which is virtually impossible anyway. I for one hope that he is the real deal, but I think it’s unfair and naïve to put the onus on other hair transplant doctors who are not allowed to learn about his technique or even experiment with it unless they pay a fee and a royalty for each procedure. The best way to conduct the study would be for Dr. Gho to train several well known doctors in the technique and provide them with all instrumentation and necessary proprietary solutions etc, at cost of course so that a multi site, independent study can be conducted. This is the way things are done in medicine.

Now of course Dr. Gho has every right to hold this proprietary technology close to his vest, but it’s unfair to blame anyone else for holding it back when it is actually Dr. Gho himself who is not sharing it. The hair transplant industry would grow like wild fire if Dr. Gho’s technique pans out. These doctors would be busier than they ever were, so it only makes sense that they would want a technology like this to offer their patients. Those who believe otherwise can’t be very business savvy. This technique would even benefit strip doctors because most strip doctors do FUE also, so being able to do a strip which would supply a lot of hair for one procedure and then being able to go back in to extract grafts that would then regenerate would offer patients a faster result with the plus of having practically unlimited donor. It’s ridiculous to think that any doctor or businessman would not want this to happen, so those people who think there is some big conspiracy over this are a little out of touch with reality. Gho has to be completely on board for any initiative that anyone comes up with and I hope he is, because I want this to work like everyone else does.

[hairysituation]

No but I was only one person and this was a few months ago.
For a news Network to investigate something they need to know that a lot
of people have an interest in it.
I would suggest that if anyone wants to contact them, try to sound as sane as possible. (No guerrilla tactics)

Sounds great. I can send them a mail as well. On which mail adress did you use when try reaching him/them? I agree, we need to be very clear and down to earth when contacting them. Because this is a big deal, either are people being scammed daily, or new patients are missing a great oppurtunity to restore all of their hair (practically speaking).

[mlao]

I sent the show an email months ago he now has a twitter account:

@sanjayguptaCNN

[25 going on 65]

If someone decided to get this procedure done, and thereafter got the results analyzed by a credible third party, like an idependent dermologist, they would either get a full head of hair, or some strong evidence against HASCI. If the latter was the case, they could sue the clinic for millions.

Is that last part necessarily true? How many of the patients who got scammed by Gho in the late 90s/early 00's even got a refund, let alone a million-dollar settlement? In fact I believe the clinic filed for bankruptcy which might have given it some kind of legal protection from patients trying to get compensated?

Don't get me wrong, I see the value in your idea here, I just wouldn't want to be the person who risks my scalp to what might only be a so-so FUE clinic

[yeahyeahyeah]

Well we have gcuk who's already done that for us.

We shud pay for him to get his donor analyzed

[hairysituation]

Well we have gcuk who's already done that for us.

We shud pay for him to get his donor analyzed

Ok, but he don't have any data from before treatment to compare with. That's the problem.

[yeahyeahyeah]

But he knows where the hair has been extracted from, has photographic evidence.

[hairysituation]

But he knows where the hair has been extracted from, has photographic evidence.

Yes, but one of the claims against Gho is that he simply is splitting hairs, and therfore a hair growing out of the extraction area will not prove anything. Just read the thread right here. A HT doctor who is claiming that hair growing out from an extraction area is normal due to the FUE procedure.

Link: http://www.baldtruthtalk.com/showthread.php?t=8614

[john2399]

Do we know anyone else but sneijder who got this procedure?

[hairysituation]

Do we know anyone else but sneijder who got this procedure?

Yes, look at the HASCI website, there is a bunch of videos where people get the procedure. Check the "in the media" section.

[Maradona]

Yes, look at the HASCI website, there is a bunch of videos where people get the procedure. Check the "in the media" section.

We gotta watch out for dean saunders he is a full blown nw6 can't get better than that.

[elvispresley]

go to the gerard joling website , go on MEDIA , and go on photos and look the last event 2012 . i checked his freaking crown and he looks perfect... too perfect...

do u think he is using TOPPIK ?

let me know guys thx

http://www.gerardjoling.nl/

[25 going on 65]

Probably some kind of concealer. It's extremely common for famous men with hair loss to use partial systems, scalp makeup, hair fibers, etc. when making public appearances or going on TV.

[elvispresley]

anyway the goal is to see the result of the second HSC transplant!
do you guys know where to find some photos of joling head after his second CROWN surgery with gho?

we need that freaking photos!

thx everybody

[JJJJrS]

I'm convinced that this entire community desperately needs to find out if this is a real option or just a scam.

That's how I feel as well and is exactly why I started this previous thread.

As much as I would like hair transplants to be a thing of the past and a cure pop up which would give everyone a full head of hear, I don't see that day coming anytime soon. Even if some of these treatments pan out like Histogen, I think that the maximum aesthetic results would come in conjunction with a hair transplant. That's why I really feel its important that we get some definitive proof and closure on HST. That way patients and surgeons on the fence with HST can confidently know whether this is a procedure worth pursuing.