adipose-derived stem cell protein extract

[Trenblastoise]

never posted before, looked on here for 7+ years. found this- http://www.coquelicot.co.jp/e/treatm...ir_growth.html. What do you guys think.

Negative. They say the inject "balanced ****tails of minerals and vitamins into your scalp with a focus on bio-stem cell that work for everyone"

Then they go on to say: "Propecia drug for internal use, ultra-high-concentration vitamin C drip,
and Minoxidil application"

Most of us now know that Propecia isn't a drug you want to take. It inhibits DHT, usually lowers your libido. And can cause permanent impotence even if you discontinue usage. We also know Minoxidil is a temporary drug and after about 2 years, you are back on scratch, perhaps with some extra wrinkles since it dries out your skin.

I still think Hair transplant is currently the best you can do, given you actually have enough hair to perform it. And other than that sit tight for stem cell research to figure it out whenever that's going to be.

[yayay]

Hi Alias123,

I hope your stemcells treatment is going great,

I'd have some questions about it though,

Could I reach you by e-mail ?

It would be so kind of you,

Thanks a lot!

You can join me at pico-bello@hotmail.fr

[lifelonglearning]

Has anyone tried this kind of treatment?

Their are quite a few doctors offering this treatment alongside prp

http://newinhairtransplant.com.au/platelet-rich-plasma-hair-restoration/the-prp-procedure/amplified-prp/

[nameless]

Has anyone heard from Alias 123 or Moleular?

They were both posting quite a bit and then they both got ADSC injections and now they're both gone.

[lifelonglearning]

update - Follow-up With Trichograms http://www.eplasty.com/images/PDF/eplasty15e10.pdf

[hellouser]

update - Follow-up With Trichograms http://www.eplasty.com/images/PDF/eplasty15e10.pdf

Those results are better than histogens.

[nameless]

update - Follow-up With Trichograms http://www.eplasty.com/images/PDF/eplasty15e10.pdf

I've been saying all along that this AAPE stuff is a promising treatment.

I don't like the ADSCs because they migrate out of the area they're injected into. You keep do repeat ADSC injections but that would be expensive and laborious, but the AAPE solution can be injected and re-injected many times with satisfactory convenience.

[Jordan Michael]

Read the study posted by lifelonglearning. Very interesting. On the short term this looks one of the most hopeful treatments i think. This study deserves a new thread...

[Alias123]

forget this guys, i did the treatment twice at the best facilities for over 12.000 €, dont waste your time thank me later!

[Hairismylife]

forget this guys, i did the treatment twice at the best facilities for over 12.000 €, dont waste your time thank me later!

You demonstrated that theoretical result can be not in line with practical result.
This makes me sad because Follicept can fail too.

[iamanidiot]

is the paper above a fake? i searched in pubmed and i didn't find nothing... it seems like an advertising paper-like. am i wrong??

[nameless]

forget this guys, i did the treatment twice at the best facilities for over 12.000 €, dont waste your time thank me later!

Alias did you do the Growth Factor injections called AAPE or did you do the adipose derived stem cells? There is a difference between the growth factors (AAPE) and adipose derived stem cells. My recollection is that you chose the cells rather than the AAPE.

[hellouser]

forget this guys, i did the treatment twice at the best facilities for over 12.000 €, dont waste your time thank me later!

Didnt you have ADSC injections? AAPE is not the same.

[zeos]

what's the exact difference between ADSC and AAPE ?

is it possible to use follicept instead of injections for ADSC/AAPE ?


some more information about AAPE:

http://www.buykorea.org/product-details/stem-cell-cosmetics-aape-skin-and-hair-ampoule--3021205.html#pdi01

[hellouser]

what's the exact difference between ADSC and AAPE ?

is it possible to use follicept instead of injections for ADSC/AAPE ?


some more information about AAPE:
http://www.buykorea.org/product-deta...205.html#pdi01

AFAIK;

ADSC = stem cells
AAPE = growth factors