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    Quote Originally Posted by Arashi View Post
    Yeah they obviously gave up on it. I mailed Matthieu a couple times, he stopped replying, I guess they figured out that all this 'donor regeneration' has been nonsense after all. It was first HASCI who came up with this scam. Then Dr Nigam, the master of scam artists jumped too onto it and inspired by their claims of successes, others like Dr Mousseigne started investigating. Then it turned out Dr Nigam was a scammer, then we found out the truth about HASCI and then Mousseigne just stopped responding ...

    Donor regeneration, a few years ago this seemed so promising. Quite sad it turned out to be all a lie ...
    It's at least very promising for Dr. Cole and Chuck,... whose recent low profile about Dr. Cole's "regeneration" success is very disappointing.... The 50% regeneration, I believe, was reported already way before he started trying out Amniofix some four months ago.

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    There is only Dr Cole left but even he dropped regeneration rate from 60% to 40% and now it would be awesome if he could actually PROVE that he can get 40% ...still HUGE achievement but dont think it will happen

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathieu View Post


    The picture was taken immediately after the Follicular Units' extraction.
    For further details, please check out the chart below.






    h = hair(s)
    FU = Follicular Unit
    / = the FU was left untouched


    Over a total of 100 Follicular Units within the test area:
    -60 were harvested
    -40 were left untouched

    Which equals a graft harvesting as high as 60% of all the FU within the test area.

    With traditional FUE (# FUE-L), it is recommended not to harvest more than 30% of FU of a given area, following a specific harvesting pattern, so the patient won't suffer from visible scarring (i.e. sum of hypopigmented dots) and/or donor depletion.
    With traditional FUE, 60% FU harvesting would most likely cause the aforementioned problems.


    Further details:

    FU– 1 hair = approx. 3,3% of the attempted removals (2/60) ; 50% succesful removal rate (1/2 h)
    FU– 2 hairs = approx. 73,3% of the attempted removals (44/60) ; 80,7% succesful removal rate (71/88 h)
    FU– 3 hairs = 20% of the attempted removals (12/60) ; 75% successful removal rate (27/36 h)
    FU– 4 hairs = approx. 3,3% of the attempted removals (2/60) ; 87,5% successful removal rate (7/8 h)

    total of hairs available in the 60 FU = 134
    total of hairs successfully removed = 106
    total of hairs transected = 28


    Summary:

    60% of the Follicular Units available in the test area were harvested, which is twice the amount recommended with traditional FUE (in order to avoid donor depletion or excessive visible scarring); if no donor regeneration would occur in the test area, a lack of hair could definitely be observed at the end of the healing phase. We'll see if that actually occured with our next picture (taken 12 days post-op).

    Over 134 hairs available for removal's attempt, 106 were successfully harvested, which equals an average successful rate of 79,1%, all FU's types combined.
    We will observe the evolution of the transected hairs on the next picture, taken 12 days post-op.

    With 106 hairs successfully harvested from 52 FU (the other 8 FU - n° 17, 23, 35, 54, 67, 81, 94, 99 - were fully transected and no hair was harvested), the average transplanting ratio is 2,01 h/FU, which relates to the average ratio for traditional follicular units transplants (1,8-2,4 h/FU, with variations below or above this range, depending on the type of recipient area; e.g. lower ratio on the hairline, higher ratio on the posterior parts). Once transplanted, and if the growth rate is good, these grafts should produce regular density, as observed with traditional follicular unit transplants (i.e. FUT & FU
    This isn't a research study — not even a pilot. Please share your publication reference. Please also post a discussion of your findings, including the theories there-behind.

    Thank you very much.

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