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Do the maths dummy dumb, 137K$ every 12 months

The anecdotal number 137 is about a complete cover, not 137 per the average transplant. The point is you transplant the maximum safe amount of grafts every year allowing the new blood vessel network to develop under the scalp and avoid shock loss or poor regrowth, then repeat until you have enough coverage. Then expand on other area if need be, such as beard patches and eyebrows. My only question to you is, can your peepee grow an inch or nah?
 

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The steps from hair donation to cell cryopreservation are already developed.

From: http://hairclone.me/follicle-banking/

So you should be able to go to japan have 200 hairs extracted and multiplied by the factor 1000. That gives you 200.000 germs that can be freezed. Way more than an average norwood 0 guy.
(For the cost it should make no big difference if you multiply 10 hairs or 200 hairs by the factor 1000.)
The frozen germs you can take to a super freeze storage near your hometown.

Than everytime you think your hair is not dense enough or the hairline is receding you can let some of the germs defreeze and implant in the areas needed.

If I did Hair transplants i would be a mastercraftsman.. If I had a pallet of infinite hair sizes, I would replicate a natural hairline to the finest detail. I am an artist.

Hair by hair I would create works of art. Hair transplant surgeons are generally talent-less assholes.

If the devices here https://www.neograft.com/neo2-0/ are suitable for the germs with the nylon thread you could also do it at home and make the most artistical hairline.
 

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The steps from hair donation to cell cryopreservation are already developed.

From: http://hairclone.me/follicle-banking/

So you should be able to go to japan have 200 hairs extracted and multiplied by the factor 1000. That gives you 200.000 germs that can be freezed. Way more than an average norwood 0 guy.
(For the cost it should make no big difference if you multiply 10 hairs or 200 hairs by the factor 1000.)
The frozen germs you can take to a super freeze storage near your hometown.

Than everytime you think your hair is not dense enough or the hairline is receding you can let some of the germs defreeze and implant in the areas needed.



If the devices here https://www.neograft.com/neo2-0/ are suitable for the germs with the nylon thread you could also do it at home and make the most artistical hairline.

Why not, but as we don't know the final price of Tsuji, common sense and basic economy tell us that this will be bill by cultured batch, the more germs you ask, the more you'll obviously pay.

Freezed banks are expensive too, they won't keep it in their personal freezer for free.
 

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Imagine Tsuji tech is available and everyone looks like this
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My issue was and is with the thing Daniel said. There is difference between implanting hair follicles from donor area and implanting tsuji hairs that won’t last more than five years when the new hair cycle comes or that they will be vulnerable to DHT and miniaturize/fall quickly. If that is what’s gonna happen, then it’s a massive waste of money. Reason being every bald guy out there wants the one thing nobody can give him: continuity and stability. That’s why hair pieces are a fraud, that’s why topik doesn’t make it, that’s why combing is stupid, that’s why antiandrogens are futile. We need hair to be implanted and STAY there for the rest of our lives. Period. If tsuji does that, he broke the curse. But like I said, to generate the “base” for a hair follicle that regenerates every five years after its fall is impossible because of the genetic code limitations. And yes @BalderBaldyBald has a small peepee.
 

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My issue was and is with the thing Daniel said. There is difference between implanting hair follicles from donor area and implanting tsuji hairs that won’t last more than five years when the new hair cycle comes or that they will be vulnerable to DHT and miniaturize/fall quickly. If that is what’s gonna happen, then it’s a massive waste of money. Reason being every bald guy out there wants the one thing nobody can give him: continuity and stability. That’s why hair pieces are a fraud, that’s why topik doesn’t make it, that’s why combing is stupid, that’s why antiandrogens are futile. We need hair to be implanted and STAY there for the rest of our lives. Period. If tsuji does that, he broke the curse. But like I said, to generate the “base” for a hair follicle that regenerates every five years after its fall is impossible because of the genetic code limitations. And yes @BalderBaldyBald has a small peepee.

For the third time, Tsuji will do a punch biopsy from your donor area to multiply healthy and immunize follicles...

For the third time, a NW2-NW4 person will need to depilate all his vulnerable remaining hair to undergo a full 70-80k grafts if they want their full head immunize, and good luck for the cosmetic result of that kind of procedure.

Underlying cause is still unknown.

Life must be terribly hard for you Timmy, on a daily basis, all that unknown and fear, basic tasks give you headaches ?
 

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For the third time, Tsuji will do a punch biopsy from your donor area to multiply healthy and immunize follicles...

For the third time, a NW2-NW4 person will need to depilate all his vulnerable remaining hair to undergo a full 70-80k grafts if they want their full head immunize, and good luck for the cosmetic result of that kind of procedure.

Underlying cause is still unknown.

Life must be terribly hard for you Timmy, on a daily basis, all that unknown and fear, basic tasks give you headaches ?

Why is it that a nw2-4 needs to take out all his donor area for the 80k transplant you describe? You keep making up numbers. And an 80k graft procedure would obviously take years if you want the maximum growth, nobody doubted that. Although I assume they will find a way to speed this up.

Edit: nobody needs to get all his other hair out you moron. You just monitor the loss and simply transplant more when it’s time.
 

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Why is it that a nw2-4 needs to take out all his donor area for the 80k transplant you describe? You keep making up numbers. And an 80k graft procedure would obviously take years if you want the maximum growth, nobody doubted that. Although I assume they will find a way to speed this up.

Edit: nobody needs to get all his other hair out you moron. You just monitor the loss and simply transplant more when it’s time.

And book another cultured batch ? So you're a f*****g retarded millionaire who spend his time bragging about his c*** on a hairlossforum ? Insulting NW2 people for vanity but go for a ear surgery ?

Never said needs to take out all his donor area, you can't even read, i said DEPILATE ALL HIS REMAINING VULNERABLE HAIR, nothing to do with donor area.

And yeah that's an approx number.About 100k hair on all head, leave horseshoe, let's say 30-40K hair, top is about 60-70K hair, and i'm generous on this approx.

Did you ever go to highschool ?
 

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Do I need to be completely bald to benefit from treatment tsuji? is it true ?
 

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And book another cultured batch ? So you're a f*****g retarded millionaire who spend his time bragging about his c*** on a hairlossforum ? Insulting NW2 people for vanity but go for a ear surgery ?

Never said needs to take out all his donor area, you can't even read, i said DEPILATE ALL HIS REMAINING VULNERABLE HAIR, nothing to do with donor area.

And yeah that's an approx number.About 100k hair on all head, leave horseshoe, let's say 30-40K hair, top is about 60-70K hair, and i'm generous on this approx.

Did you ever go to highschool ?

I understand what you said. And who told you that this is a fixed batch of a fixed number of hair follicles to be implanted? Why do you think that a nw2 and a nw7 would be forced to pay the same 137k when one needs an insane amount but the other doesn’t? And you are still mentioning numbers that are just not humanly possible to be implanted, then you call me names. I don’t give a sh*t if your giant scalp needs 60k to stop shining. I’m saying that the amount of hairs that each individual needs will be different and not a fixed 137k. We are talking about 20k max. 20k healthy follicles are enough for most sufferers. My question is, will those follicles be one hair? Two? Five? What about diffuse cases where there is miniaturization everywhere? Feel free to answer, I actually want to learn and help others learn. We can make fun of your tiny peepee later.
 

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Do I need to be completely bald to benefit from treatment tsuji? is it true ?

If I am getting this right, he says that cultivation will come in batches. And those batches will have a fixed price and number of possible clones hair follicles. Let’s see what he says next.
 

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Let's say your NW3 and go for Tsuji, go back to NW0, how are you gonna save the remaining hair genius ? Just like a regular hair transplant btw
Or maybe you're gonna choose the second option, depilate all your precious remaining hair all the way down to NW7, then go for a 70-80K grafts session ? With your buttbuddy top surgeon ? And good luck for the final result.

Man, you're really dumb, do some basic logic exercises

First Shiseido for the remaining ones, then Tsuji for density and maybe Follica/Polarity (SkinTE) for scars BOOOOM! Norwood-7!
 

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Researchers have developed the means to engineer mass regeneration of hair, which they said raises the prospect of a cure for baldness being commercially available as early as 2020.

The announcement promises to be a godsend for baldies everywhere, including the 18 million individuals in Japan afflicted by hair loss.

Scientists at the Riken research institute who teamed up with Organ Technologies Inc., a Tokyo-based medical business venture, said they hope to begin clinical trials in 2019 on men suffering from hair loss if no problems occur.

They announced June 4 the development of a way to mass produce hair created by cultivating scalp cells into hair follicles.

The research team is headed by Takashi Tsuji of Riken.

"The latest results indicate that we have gone beyond the research stage," Tsuji said. "Regenerative medicine for hair is an area of high social interest. We will seek to industrialize a technology born in Japan."

The research team has been involved in various technologies to deal with hair loss.

In 2012, the team cultivated human scalp cells and produced hair follicle cells. When the hair follicle cells were transplanted to the backs of hairless mice, hair started to sprout.

The latest development involves creating equipment that allows for more efficient mass production of such hair follicle cells, while ensuring that the integrity of three different types of stem cells taken from human scalp cells and used in the cultivation process is maintained. The technology allows for the hair to regenerate itself after being transplanted, meaning the hair growth cycle can be sustained.

Hair follicles that could produce 10,000 strands of hair were created after 20 days or so from 1 square centimeter of scalp.

From July, the research team plans to transplant the hair follicle cells to the backs of mice in order to confirm the safety of the technology. Researchers are keen to determine if any allergic reaction occurs or if tumors develop. If no problems emerge, clinical trials could get under way in 2019.

This raises the prospect of a commercial cure becoming available in 2020.

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Researchers have developed the means to engineer mass regeneration of hair, which they said raises the prospect of a cure for baldness being commercially available as early as 2020.

The announcement promises to be a godsend for baldies everywhere, including the 18 million individuals in Japan afflicted by hair loss.

Scientists at the Riken research institute who teamed up with Organ Technologies Inc., a Tokyo-based medical business venture, said they hope to begin clinical trials in 2019 on men suffering from hair loss if no problems occur.

They announced June 4 the development of a way to mass produce hair created by cultivating scalp cells into hair follicles.

The research team is headed by Takashi Tsuji of Riken.

"The latest results indicate that we have gone beyond the research stage," Tsuji said. "Regenerative medicine for hair is an area of high social interest. We will seek to industrialize a technology born in Japan."

The research team has been involved in various technologies to deal with hair loss.

In 2012, the team cultivated human scalp cells and produced hair follicle cells. When the hair follicle cells were transplanted to the backs of hairless mice, hair started to sprout.

The latest development involves creating equipment that allows for more efficient mass production of such hair follicle cells, while ensuring that the integrity of three different types of stem cells taken from human scalp cells and used in the cultivation process is maintained. The technology allows for the hair to regenerate itself after being transplanted, meaning the hair growth cycle can be sustained.

Hair follicles that could produce 10,000 strands of hair were created after 20 days or so from 1 square centimeter of scalp.

From July, the research team plans to transplant the hair follicle cells to the backs of mice in order to confirm the safety of the technology. Researchers are keen to determine if any allergic reaction occurs or if tumors develop. If no problems emerge, clinical trials could get under way in 2019.

This raises the prospect of a commercial cure becoming available in 2020.

:)

Thanks bro that shed some light, I wish @BalderBaldyBald would post it instead earlier it would have saved us all some time arguing. Cheers.
 

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