Tsuji's treatment could result in a perfect full head of hair that can grows out long exactly like it used to.
If Pilofocus yields quality donor regeneration then it could give us excellent coverage but the hairs could be close copies of our donor hair. That would be OK for people who have straight hair all over but for people like me with wavy curly hair it's a totally different situation. And for all of us, since Pilofocus involves the entire follicles being artificially implanted throughout the recipient area of our heads, the angle and direction of each hair likely won't be as harmonious as nature did it.
I don't think I would be able to achieve the same look I used to have if I end up with close copies of my donor hair all over my entire head artificially implanted as full follicles.
I have wavy hair with some partial curling. If you look at the pic I posted of myself you'll see my bangs curl at the ends at about eyebrow length. The wave and curl of my hair is different in different areas of my head. I think Pilofocus would be better for people with straight hair.
But Pilofocus is winding down phase 3 studies so it should hit the marketplace next year. If Pilofocus achieves quality donor regeneration I'll have a tough decision to make:
1) Get Pilofocus very soon and look somewhat better with a fuller head of hair but it won't look nearly as good as it used to before this crap started.
2) Wait 2 years longer for Tsuji's treatment that may never come. But if Tsuji treatment does come it could make my hair look exactly like it did before this crap started.
If Pilofocus yields quality donor regeneration then it could give us excellent coverage but the hairs could be close copies of our donor hair. That would be OK for people who have straight hair all over but for people like me with wavy curly hair it's a totally different situation. And for all of us, since Pilofocus involves the entire follicles being artificially implanted throughout the recipient area of our heads, the angle and direction of each hair likely won't be as harmonious as nature did it.
I don't think I would be able to achieve the same look I used to have if I end up with close copies of my donor hair all over my entire head artificially implanted as full follicles.
I have wavy hair with some partial curling. If you look at the pic I posted of myself you'll see my bangs curl at the ends at about eyebrow length. The wave and curl of my hair is different in different areas of my head. I think Pilofocus would be better for people with straight hair.
But Pilofocus is winding down phase 3 studies so it should hit the marketplace next year. If Pilofocus achieves quality donor regeneration I'll have a tough decision to make:
1) Get Pilofocus very soon and look somewhat better with a fuller head of hair but it won't look nearly as good as it used to before this crap started.
2) Wait 2 years longer for Tsuji's treatment that may never come. But if Tsuji treatment does come it could make my hair look exactly like it did before this crap started.
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