Gho HST regrowth pics!

[gc83uk]

2020, do more research. Stop waisting people's time and making them repeat everything.

From your statement, it's obvious that you don't understand the procedure, or the difference between cloning hair and in situ regrowth

you clone hair in a pitri dish. you in situ hair when, for example, you pluck a hair, and it then grows back.

it grows back because of the cells at the bottom of the hair. If you can split those cells in half, then each half may regnerate the lost cells, which if one half was left in donor and one half implanted in the recipient would lead to a net increase in hair.

Nobody denies that when you pluck a hair out of your head with your finger, it often grows back. The science is proven. The question is: can gho extract half of the cells normally left behind during a "pluck"... and the answer is.... yes he probably can. It's really case closed unless you believe he is able to split follicular units with amazing precision.

Well said Needhairasap

Precision so amazing that he doesn't even use goggles.

[Follicle Death Row]

I just don't get why you guys think he would spend 10 years researching and writing papers that show his thought process leading up to the "cell splitting" technique all just to split follicular units... I mean why not- ten years ago- write one fake paper and start splitting follicles then? why do all this reserach and write all these papers and make all these claims and put 10 years into creating a "fake technique"? I doubt Gho is playing the long, long, very long con

this isn't voodoo guys, its universally accepted science- you pluck a hair and it grows back because of the cells at the bottom.

He is splitting follicles. That's how he apparently takes enough of the dermal papillae to transplant hair yet leaves enough for it to regrow in the donor.

http://www.hasci.com/uploads/downloa...%20Neumann.pdf

[gc83uk]

He is splitting follicles. That's how he apparently takes enough of the dermal papillae to transplant hair yet leaves enough for it to regrow in the donor.

http://www.hasci.com/uploads/downloa...%20Neumann.pdf

From my understanding of it, this is technically correct. I'd go one further and say he isn't splitting the follicle in half for anyone thinking that, he is just taking a small part of it, so it can regrow in the donor.