Scalp Threading With Polydioxanone Monofilament Threads: A Novel, Effective And Safe Modality.

[Tano1]

Are all of these new methods and approaches starting to make anyone else horny?

I know we shouldn't be overly optimistic because there's always promising things that fail BUT
I'm sure we've all noticed that pieces of a puzzle are being connected together now by people on opposite sides of the world. I don't see why we shouldn't be excited.

Oh and I came across this as well and thought I'd share:

Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine are getting friendlier regulations.

For anyone who is concerned with the lengthy FDA trials required especially concerning these new innovative companies who have yet to undergo human studies may be able to be cleared sooner now with the FDA promoting the **"least burdensome"** rules for these new approaches while ensuring patient safety.

https://www.upi.com/Health_News/201.../?utm_source=sec&utm_campaign=sl&utm_medium=3

 

[rupture]

I hope they color match the thread to your hair, I would not want to look stupid or anything

 

[Jonnyyy]

For clarification, Dr. Dhurat is one of Follica's clinical advisors.

Ahh did not know that. No competition then

 

[dermrafok]

Ahh did not know that. No competition then

http://www.follicabio.com/#follica-team

Clinical Advisors

 

[ZenHead]

Since this is already being used for non-surgical face lifts I think that this procedure has already been approved by the FDA, just on a different part of the body. If these results are legit, which it looks like they are... all I have to say is holy sh*t. By far the best wounding hair growth results I have ever seen. Does anyone else have an idea when this could be offered in clinics? I mean, there doesn't seem to be much (or any) red tape on this.

 

[dermrafok]

Since this is already being used for non-surgical face lifts I think that this procedure has already been approved by the FDA, just on a different part of the body. If these results are legit, which it looks like they are... all I have to say is holy sh*t. By far the best wounding hair growth results I have ever seen. Does anyone else have an idea when this could be offered in clinics? I mean, there doesn't seem to be much (or any) red tape on this.

SOON!

 

[ZenHead]

SOON!

If these results are legit, this is hilarious. Who would have ever thought it would be this simple...

 

[itsAlright]

How hilarious would it be if it turned out a large portion of hair growth gained from transplants was actually due to trauma the scalp received during the procedure?

 

[ALightInTheDark]

Since this is already being used for non-surgical face lifts I think that this procedure has already been approved by the FDA, just on a different part of the body. If these results are legit, which it looks like they are... all I have to say is holy sh*t. By far the best wounding hair growth results I have ever seen. Does anyone else have an idea when this could be offered in clinics? I mean, there doesn't seem to be much (or any) red tape on this.

By far lol? You haven't seen many it seems then. There is only one pic.
There is way much better results including dermarolling + minoxidil/PGFalpha/PGE2/PRP etc. And dozens of pics.

But it seems complementary to dermarolling so it's cool!

Botox and lifting solution seems effective on AAG.

 

[Serverr]

WTF this is awesome! How are people not more excited about this?

So what's next in this development? Anyone knows?

 

[ZenHead]

By far lol? You haven't seen many it seems then. There is only one pic.
There is way much better results including dermarolling + minoxidil/PGFalpha/PGE2/PRP etc. And dozens of pics.

But it seems complementary to dermarolling so it's cool!

Botox and lifting solution seems effective on AAG.

You’re right, I haven’t seen a ton of pics on wounding but I have seen many personal result pictures. I’ve seen the Dhurat study pictures too. Still though, this is impressive

And, this is without any topicals, imagine what would happened if you added minoxidil or pge2

 

[ALightInTheDark]

And, this is without any topicals, imagine what would happened if you added minoxidil or pge2

Exactly. The main process is to get our skin disrupted,scabbed destroyed..To activate our growth factors and WNT signaling.
At the end of our day, we will bleed like women with a potato head but at least hairs!

 

[nWo Wolfpac]

Holy sh*t boys! the good news just keeps on coming! By the end of 2018 I could be smoking legal canadian weed with a full head of hair. f*** yeah.

 

[bigentries]

Exactly. The main process is to get our skin disrupted,scabbed destroyed..To activate our growth factors and WNT signaling.
At the end of our day, we will bleed like women with a potato head but at least hairs!

I'm more excited about what Cots could find from this than any results they got

 

[nWo Wolfpac]

How much do you guys think this would cost? 500? maybe a thousand?

 

[NimuDash]

How much do you guys think this would cost? 500? maybe a thousand?

I think that it will be in Follica's price range. BTW, yes we have seen better results. If you really want to really impress me show a really really bald NW5 and his results.

 

[nWo Wolfpac]

I think that it will be in Follica's price range. BTW, yes we have seen better results. If you really want to really impress me show a really really bald NW5 and his results.

Sorry I havent been following Follicia. How much is that supposed to cost?

 

[nWo Wolfpac]

I'm more excited about what Cots could find from this than any results they got

Remember these results are after only 3 months. There is a chance that they will continue to grow hair for up to a year or more.

 

[bigentries]

Remember these results are after only 3 months. There is a chance that they will continue to grow hair for up to a year or more.

My feeling is that there just more to it than just "skin disruption" as others have pointed out. I haven't seen results close to this without the assistance of topicals, and from the looks of it, neither has Follica

Maybe this will solve several questions still unanswered about why there's been reports of incredible growth with severe "skin disruption" in the past, and who knows, maybe they find a way to tackle the issue in a completely unrelated way

 

[Pray The Bald Away]

This reminds me of the guy who had been bald for decades, then got severe burns on his and grew a ton of hair. It seems like wounding of some type is the common denominator in all of this. I'm excited!