Hair Follicle Primordiums - Is 2020 The Year Where It All Ends?
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So are some whites. Your family background and looks are objectively far bigger denominators for how well you will do in live, but nobody wants to go there because Harvard princesses want to grow up fed with a silver spoon and still scream opression.
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A few factors at play, but I think the biggest is going to be the hair transplant surgeon. It's going to be a while before the turks get their hands on this, and even then I don't think they've ever gone so far as to transplant 100 hairs per cm squared. I wouldn't be surprised if the first 10,000 end up looking like NW6's with hair plugs.
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I would be very surprised when they end up looking like nw6 with hair plugs. Because these first customers will be theyr advertisment and proof if concept so they will ensure good asthetic results.
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barring infections and serious scarring, a bad transplant is still infinitely better than no hair
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They can't ensure good aesthetic results, cosmetic surgery is simply an art that takes practice. Think of botox or hair transplantation, in both cases the early adopters looked hideous. Tusji's rat may have had 123 follices per squared cm, but they still looked like plugs. 10,000 procedures in 365 days is going to require a lot of hair transplant surgeons, and the only surgeons known to go as high as 70 follices per squared cm are all Turkish. I'm not expecting realistic results for awhile.
That being said even if it does look pluggy the first time, you can always go back later. Fully restoring hair in a single operation is unreasonable by modern standards due to limited blood supply and the best results usually come after multiple surgeries.
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Tsujis rat had 28 follicles with 128 hair. I doubt they will produce such high hair/follicle grafts for the procedure. But time will tell
That was human hair on mice, obviously it didnt look aesthetical.
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Yes. Furthermore imagine you shave a nw0 guy and just leave one square cm of hair. It will probably look pluggy to
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So if safety trials are done at the end of this year, we should know fairly soon with pictures what the expected result would be, right?
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THis year they are doing animal test.
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Well, I want to know the follicles grow in the mouse is human's follicle or mouse
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Feathers of unknown origin.
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So Friday/Saturday we may have news concerning our saviour.
Do we have some special agent on the field this time ? I've red here the event will be full japanese.
Do we have some special agent on the field this time ? I've red here the event will be full japanese.
Don't get your hopes up.
There will be nothing new regarding rch-01. No dates, no results. Its just a business conference with promises of a "bright future that the scientific field is looking forward to". A source from within the industry confirmed that there will be nothing before 2019.
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Who's the source?
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I was talking about Tsuji when referencing to our saviour, not rch-01 haha.
"A source from within", I loled.
@Pepe ok, I am new so I didn't get the "savior" reference. The folliculethought guy said in one of his comments that a "source from the industry" told him about rch-01 and that there will be nothing before next year.
Don't get excited over any conference in general (remember brotzu)