| Home | News | Find a Doctor | Ask a Question | Free |
» I agree, all of these trials look very promising and optimistic. I think
» that within 3 to 5 years this should hit the market. Very promising!
Let’s say within the next 3 years. Maybe they’re not even forced by FDA to do a phase III trail. YES, that COULD be possible too …
» Bald-HalfTruth,
»
» I have a question for u if u would be so kind. Do u think Aderans
» technology will work to regrow eyebrows aswell?
»
» THANK YOU!!! Any insight would be very much so apreciated.
LOL. I think Virgo is some kind of Maneless reincarnation.
» » Bald-HalfTruth,
» »
» » I have a question for u if u would be so kind. Do u think Aderans
» » technology will work to regrow eyebrows aswell?
» »
» » THANK YOU!!! Any insight would be very much so apreciated.
»
» LOL. I think Virgo is some kind of Maneless reincarnation.
Who is Maneless and why do u say that? Somehow I don’t think you were complimenting me but I really don’t care. (hey I’m serious I want to know the answer to that question more than anything. Sure it’s not what most people are interested in on here, but to me it means a lot.)
*I know it might seam trivial to you BHT but if you would give me your thoughts on this it would be one of the nicest things a person could do for me. Thanks…
» » » Bald-HalfTruth,
» » »
» » » I have a question for u if u would be so kind. Do u think Aderans
» » » technology will work to regrow eyebrows aswell?
» » »
» » » THANK YOU!!! Any insight would be very much so apreciated.
» »
» » LOL. I think Virgo is some kind of Maneless reincarnation.
»
» Who is Maneless and why do u say that? Somehow I don’t think you were
» complimenting me but I really don’t care. (hey I’m serious I want to know
» the answer to that question more than anything. Sure it’s not what most
» people are interested in on here, but to me it means a lot.)
»
» *I know it might seam trivial to you BHT but if you would give me your
» thoughts on this it would be one of the nicest things a person could do for
» me. Thanks…
eyebrows are like rest of your hair but they are just shorter. i think if their hm technology works then it works for all human type of hairs (head, beard, body, eyebrows).
» » » » Bald-HalfTruth,
» » » »
» » » » I have a question for u if u would be so kind. Do u think Aderans
» » » » technology will work to regrow eyebrows aswell?
» » » »
» » » » THANK YOU!!! Any insight would be very much so apreciated.
» » »
» » » LOL. I think Virgo is some kind of Maneless reincarnation.
» »
» » Who is Maneless and why do u say that? Somehow I don’t think you were
» » complimenting me but I really don’t care. (hey I’m serious I want to
» know
» » the answer to that question more than anything. Sure it’s not what
» most
» » people are interested in on here, but to me it means a lot.)
» »
» » *I know it might seam trivial to you BHT but if you would give me your
» » thoughts on this it would be one of the nicest things a person could do
» for
» » me. Thanks…
»
» eyebrows are like rest of your hair but they are just shorter. i think if
» their hm technology works then it works for all human type of hairs (head,
» beard, body, eyebrows).
thats what i was generally thinking/hoping. dear god i hope your right krapok and thanks man. 
» » I agree, all of these trials look very promising and optimistic. I think
» » that within 3 to 5 years this should hit the market. Very
» promising!
»
» Let’s say within the next 3 years. Maybe they’re not even forced by FDA to
» do a phase III trail. YES, that COULD be possible too …
yea… or maybe jesus’ second coming in june will bring hair to us all… that COULD BE too…
also what exactly do you find so promising we hardly know anything about these trails
Maneless was a former forum member who was very funny, even when he meant to be serious. Its difficult for me to describe him. He brought up simple topics, but he elaborated into deep philosophies. Also, other posters used to make fun of him, and there was the occassional fight that made the forum a funny site.
I really miss him. I don’t know if he is still reading.
Ahhh, the good old times at Hairsite.
» » » » » Bald-HalfTruth,
» » » » »
» » » » » I have a question for u if u would be so kind. Do u think
» Aderans
» » » » » technology will work to regrow eyebrows aswell?
» » » » »
» » » » » THANK YOU!!! Any insight would be very much so apreciated.
» » » »
» » » » LOL. I think Virgo is some kind of Maneless reincarnation.
» » »
» » » Who is Maneless and why do u say that? Somehow I don’t think you
» were
» » » complimenting me but I really don’t care. (hey I’m serious I want to
» » know
» » » the answer to that question more than anything. Sure it’s not what
» » most
» » » people are interested in on here, but to me it means a lot.)
» » »
» » » *I know it might seam trivial to you BHT but if you would give me
» your
» » » thoughts on this it would be one of the nicest things a person could
» do
» » for
» » » me. Thanks…
» »
» » eyebrows are like rest of your hair but they are just shorter. i think
» if
» » their hm technology works then it works for all human type of hairs
» (head,
» » beard, body, eyebrows).
»
» thats what i was generally thinking/hoping. dear god i hope your right
» krapok and thanks man.
» Maneless was a former forum member who was very funny, even when he meant
» to be serious. Its difficult for me to describe him. He brought up simple
» topics, but he elaborated into deep philosophies. Also, other posters used
» to make fun of him, and there was the occassional fight that made the forum
» a funny site.
» I really miss him. I don’t know if he is still reading.
» Ahhh, the good old times at Hairsite.
LOL…the old times were good! There was all that hope about TRC and constant fights over useless stuff…back then I actually enjoyed browsing hairsite
» » » » » Bald-HalfTruth,
» » » » »
» » » » » I have a question for u if u would be so kind. Do u think
» Aderans
» » » » » technology will work to regrow eyebrows aswell?
» » » » »
» » » » » THANK YOU!!! Any insight would be very much so apreciated.
» » » »
» » » » LOL. I think Virgo is some kind of Maneless reincarnation.
» » »
» » » Who is Maneless and why do u say that? Somehow I don’t think you
» were
» » » complimenting me but I really don’t care. (hey I’m serious I want to
» » know
» » » the answer to that question more than anything. Sure it’s not what
» » most
» » » people are interested in on here, but to me it means a lot.)
» » »
» » » *I know it might seam trivial to you BHT but if you would give me
» your
» » » thoughts on this it would be one of the nicest things a person could
» do
» » for
» » » me. Thanks…
» »
» » eyebrows are like rest of your hair but they are just shorter. i think
» if
» » their hm technology works then it works for all human type of hairs
» (head,
» » beard, body, eyebrows).
»
» thats what i was generally thinking/hoping. dear god i hope your right
» krapok and thanks man. 
Virgo:
thought a little bit more about HM and hairline vs eyebrows. how can they create hairline that looks natural? if HM works then there probably isn’t any problem to fix midscalp and and crown area etc which is behind the hairline. but how about hairline? maybe they need FUE method to perfect natural looking hairline? if they need FUE then they probably can’t create natural looking eyebrows too using only HM and you need then FUE method to fix your eyebrows. i know that if you create eyebrows using scalp hair then you need to trim your eyebrows 1-2 times in month (scalp hair grows too long).
btw… do you have any eyebrows left there? or all is gone? do you have maybe a lot of body hair which looks similar to eyebrow? if you have then probably best choice for you is fue eyebrow transplant. i would use body hair because then you don’t need to trim your eyebrows later.
but if you don’t have any eyebrows left and if you have only a little body hair (not enough donor) which is similar to eyebrows then you probably can multiply those in lab, inject back to body (somewhere to nape area or legs etc) and later you can use fue method to harvest those new hair and transplant to the area where you need them. I think fue method gives the best natural looking eyebrows to you. you just need best and enough donor hair to fix your situation.
btw. check this video, it might be helpfull to you to understand eyebrows and their natural looking
finally i wanna tell you that if you just shaved your eyebrows then they probably grow back and you don’t need any surgeries. if you pulled them out or did something else besides shaving them then its questionable do they grow back or not.
Krapok:
All I can say right now is I WANT to respond to your post, but I am honestly to busy right now. As soon as I can I promise I will. Right now all I want to say is thank you from the bottom of my heart… UR truly a good person for trying to help me and I sincerly hope U find a solution to UR hair problems, aswell. If I could help U I would, but for now I shall just pray 4U.
Wish U the best,
Virgo
» Krapok:
»
» All I can say right now is I WANT to respond to your post, but I am
» honestly to busy right now. As soon as I can I promise I will. Right now
» all I want to say is thank you from the bottom of my heart… UR truly a
» good person for trying to help me and I sincerly hope U find a solution to
» UR hair problems, aswell. If I could help U I would, but for now I shall
» just pray 4U.
»
» Wish U the best,
» Virgo
move this thread up (i don’t know y it didn’t natuarly so im forcing it)
» » Krapok:
» »
» » All I can say right now is I WANT to respond to your post, but I am
» » honestly to busy right now. As soon as I can I promise I will. Right
» now
» » all I want to say is thank you from the bottom of my heart… UR truly
» a
» » good person for trying to help me and I sincerly hope U find a solution
» to
» » UR hair problems, aswell. If I could help U I would, but for now I
» shall
» » just pray 4U.
» »
» » Wish U the best,
» » Virgo
»
» move this thread up (i don’t know y it didn’t natuarly so im forcing it)
hopefully i gave you some good point to think about and i believe you get your eyebrows restored near future i just hope that this “HM thing” what ari is developing right now gonna work and all people in the world don’t have to worry about their hair (head, eyebrows, beard, chest) problems anymore.
» » » » » » Bald-HalfTruth,
» » » » » »
» » » » » » I have a question for u if u would be so kind. Do u think
» » Aderans
» » » » » » technology will work to regrow eyebrows aswell?
» » » » » »
» » » » » » THANK YOU!!! Any insight would be very much so apreciated.
» » » » »
» » » » » LOL. I think Virgo is some kind of Maneless reincarnation.
» » » »
» » » » Who is Maneless and why do u say that? Somehow I don’t think you
» » were
» » » » complimenting me but I really don’t care. (hey I’m serious I want
» to
» » » know
» » » » the answer to that question more than anything. Sure it’s not what
» » » most
» » » » people are interested in on here, but to me it means a lot.)
» » » »
» » » » *I know it might seam trivial to you BHT but if you would give me
» » your
» » » » thoughts on this it would be one of the nicest things a person
» could
» » do
» » » for
» » » » me. Thanks…
» » »
» » » eyebrows are like rest of your hair but they are just shorter. i
» think
» » if
» » » their hm technology works then it works for all human type of hairs
» » (head,
» » » beard, body, eyebrows).
» »
» » thats what i was generally thinking/hoping. dear god i hope your right
» » krapok and thanks man.
»
» Virgo:
»
» thought a little bit more about HM and hairline vs eyebrows. how can they
» create hairline that looks natural? if HM works then there probably isn’t
» any problem to fix midscalp and and crown area etc which is behind the
» hairline. but how about hairline? maybe they need FUE method to perfect
» natural looking hairline? if they need FUE then they probably can’t create
» natural looking eyebrows too using only HM and you need then FUE method to
» fix your eyebrows. i know that if you create eyebrows using scalp hair then
» you need to trim your eyebrows 1-2 times in month (scalp hair grows too
» long).
»
» btw… do you have any eyebrows left there? or all is gone? do you have
» maybe a lot of body hair which looks similar to eyebrow? if you have then
» probably best choice for you is fue eyebrow transplant. i would use body
» hair because then you don’t need to trim your eyebrows later.
»
» but if you don’t have any eyebrows left and if you have only a little body
» hair (not enough donor) which is similar to eyebrows then you probably can
» multiply those in lab, inject back to body (somewhere to nape area or legs
» etc) and later you can use fue method to harvest those new hair and
» transplant to the area where you need them. I think fue method gives the
» best natural looking eyebrows to you. you just need best and enough donor
» hair to fix your situation.
»
» btw. check this video, it might be helpfull to you to understand eyebrows
» and their natural looking
» http://www.youtube.com/user/foundhair#p/a/u/1/_QaiokQWuh4
»
» finally i wanna tell you that if you just shaved your eyebrows then they
» probably grow back and you don’t need any surgeries. if you pulled them out
» or did something else besides shaving them then its questionable do they
» grow back or not.
Wait.
He shaved his eye brows and they won’t grow back? I’m really sorry if this sounds mean but I laughed my @ss off when I read this. My friends and I have pranked eachother plenty of times by shaving off an eye brow or two while asleep. But they’ve always grown back… much thicker with more hair.
What was the reason, Virgo, you shaved off your eye brows in the first place?
I’m really sorry but I cant help but laugh while I’m typing this. I can just picture you responding to this message making angry facial expressions with no eye brows.
» What was the reason, Virgo, you shaved off your eye brows in the first
» place?
No offense to virgo, but I think there is much more to his story than he is telling us. There is absolutely No reason for shaved eyebrows to Not grow back…because shaving doesn’t even gets close to the follicle, so the follicle never could have gotten damaged from shaving. As of waxing…people wax nearly every single part of their body (including part of eyebrows) all the time…I’ve never heard of anyone waxing hair and the hair not growing back for years.
My guess is that he probably burned his eyebrows or something, thats why he keeps asking about HM or HT options.
Does anyone know whether the trial is complete? I thought I heard somewhere that the trial would be wrapping up in late 2009. Is this true?
» » What was the reason, Virgo, you shaved off your eye brows in the first
» » place?
»
» No offense to virgo, but I think there is much more to his story than he
» is telling us. There is absolutely No reason for shaved eyebrows to Not
» grow back…because shaving doesn’t even gets close to the follicle, so the
» follicle never could have gotten damaged from shaving. As of
» waxing…people wax nearly every single part of their body (including part
» of eyebrows) all the time…I’ve never heard of anyone waxing hair and the
» hair not growing back for years.
»
» My guess is that he probably burned his eyebrows or something, thats why
» he keeps asking about HM or HT options.
I can understand why you don’t believe me. All I can say is that I swear I really am telling you the honest truth. I don’t know how to make you believe me and I really don’t think I can. I can only think of two possible reasons why they did not come back. First off I will inform you that I used a electric shaver.
Reasons I think this may have happened.
First Reason:
When I shaved them I pressed really, really hard on the razor. In only one small area did I press hard enough to draw blood.
Second Reason:
At the time I did not think of this but I ran the razor across my eyebrows while it was it turned off. I didn’t think of anything of it at the time. When I did this I did not feel anything at the time. Later on though I decided to test this on my arm hairs. I noticed that even though it was not on when I ran it across my arm hairs they got caught in the razor blade itself and pulled some hairs out every time I did it. Still not enough to do as much damage that was done but enough to not be a good thing.
mj2003, I can understand why you think it’s funny though so thank you for not making fun of me. To answer your question YES I do in fact still have eyebrows but SIGNIFICANTLY less. It’s hard to explain how much less but it looks bad. It is by far the worst thing that has ever happened to me and yes I know it’s my fault. I take responsibility for that but never the less it causes me terrible pain. To answer your other question as to why I did it, as retarded as this sounds at the time I thought they looked to bushy. It must have been my current state of mind because now when I look back on this it makes no sense. I guess we all make mistakes maybe not this bad though but I think I deserve a second chance…
Again, with all the honesty in me… I AM TELLING YOU THE TRUTH.
Again thank you Krapok for everything. I myself thought about the idea of length… that is why I am waiting for hm because I am hoping they can somehow actually control that or clone my eyebrow hairs that still exist. As you said though that might very well not work either. I have to keep hoping though.
The idea of using head hair for my eyebrows somehow disturbes me along with the idea of having to trim them all the time. It would just simply make me feel “weird.” In some ways I almost think I would be better off leaving it alone than doing something like that. Maybe the body hair thing… I would have to think about that.
I shall pray God helps us all. We really do deserve it. Thanks for all of your help guys.
Bump.
Any updates BH-T? Any comment on the trial’s expansion?
Thanks.
»
» I shall pray God helps us all. We really do deserve it. Thanks for all
» of your help guys.
I did a few google-searches, and there seems that some people have had varied success with using minoxidil on their face, specifically regrowing eyebrows (women, mostly), and beards (men, also mostly).
Here’s a link to some bears talking about their beard-growing with minoxidil :http://jefffsbeardboard.yuku.com/topic/862/t/Rogaine-Experiment.html?page=5
Unless you’ve tried it already, you might want to look into it. You might also want to look into needling, as it not only can restructure scar-tissue (it’s very effective in this regard), but can also spontaneously coax life back into hair. I grew some hair - though nothing of much value - the time I did it all over my head.
It proved pretty painful, and the improved texture of existing hair was even more pronounced when I switched to lasers, sans the pain, so I just dropped it altogether.
Interestingly enough, needling is also very effective when it comes to distributing minoxidil more effectively into the skin. It’s something like a 400% increase, so results should come quicker, and probably be more substantial.
Furthermore, since brow-hair is not lost due to being constantly attacked by DHT, it is - atleast in theory - very plausible that the gained hair (if any) will stay once you chose to stop applying, provided the area is normalized, which I think some moderate needling should take care of.
If it were me, I’d needle semi-deeply once a week, and make very, very light needling just before putting on minoxidil, and probably at most once a day. This is more of an art than a science, so I guess you’re just as qualified to judge this, but that would be my estimation.
You can buy commercial needlers which will be excellent for long-term use, and will puncture the skin evenly at a very shallow level, so it’s perfect for minoxidil use.
I bought some diabetes lancets, taped 4 together, and just learnt how to do shallow and less shallow punctures by practice. There are benefits for both these measures, but if you don’t think you need to restructure any obvious scar-tissue, you might be well off just getting a commercial needler.
You can get them for a variety of places, and sometimes go by the name of derma-roller. Here’s one of them: http://www.derma-rollers.com/44/skin-needling
Be mindful of the concentration of minoxidil, and that what you’re effectively doing is helping the solution by-pass the tough layers of skin. I’d suggest something mild.
I’d also suggest that you be patient if you’re going to try it. Eyebrows grow very, very slowly, so if you’re embarking on this, have a long-time plan. Give it a year or so.
It’s very low-cost, and it doesn’t hurt to try it. The worst thing you can do is jump into something with impatience. I’m currently doing some home-treatment on mole-removal which has turned out to be very successful, and I’m sticking to a slow, low-impact approach, even though it means I’ll go a few weeks with very noticeable scabs/sores/wounds.
That’s a very small prize to pay for a projected life-time of not having so much as a scar where the mole is.
As a side-note; I actually do believe your hair-situation, even though I can also understand why some people may find it annoying that someone feels their world has fallen apart because they have thinner eyebrows now, when baldness is a - seemingly - more complex riddle to solve.
I think the same mechanic that enables hair to spontaneously grow, aka “the Follica-thing” can happen in reverse, and that makes perfect sense.
Afterall, if growth could be observed naturally (by accident), and if Follica found a way to both grow and permanently remove hair through chemical manipulation, it seems logical that permanent removal can also happen spontaneously.
Basically it all has to do with what occurs in the “window of opportunity” while surface-skin is healing. If certain WnT-chemicals are amplified (under certain conditions), hair is more likely to form. If those chemicals are in short supply, hair seems to die out (permanently, if you’re to believe both the original, and the recently filed patent).
That women sometimes lose their eyebrows from shaving is well known (at least anecdotally), but not very well understood. In light of what we know from Follica’s research, that process might be more understood in the future, and maybe people should cut and pluck their eyebrows rather than waxing, or shaving very aggressively, which from the sound of it is what you did.
If you drew blood it’s very likely that you reached this window of opportunity, and if you’re very unlucky, you might have lost some hair. I guess the good news is that since the hair isn’t constantly being degraded by DHT, you have the rest of your life to slowly set up a situation in which hair can thrive.
Minoxidil (and in combination with needling) might be one way to go.
» »
» » I shall pray God helps us all. We really do deserve it. Thanks for
» all
» » of your help guys.
»
» I did a few google-searches, and there seems that some people have had
» varied success with using minoxidil on their face, specifically regrowing
» eyebrows (women, mostly), and beards (men, also mostly).
»
» Here’s a link to some bears talking about their beard-growing with
» minoxidil
» :http://jefffsbeardboard.yuku.com/topic/862/t/Rogaine-Experiment.html?page=5
»
» Unless you’ve tried it already, you might want to look into it. You might
» also want to look into needling, as it not only can restructure scar-tissue
» (it’s very effective in this regard), but can also spontaneously coax life
» back into hair. I grew some hair - though nothing of much value - the time
» I did it all over my head.
»
» It proved pretty painful, and the improved texture of existing hair was
» even more pronounced when I switched to lasers, sans the pain, so I just
» dropped it altogether.
»
» Interestingly enough, needling is also very effective when it comes to
» distributing minoxidil more effectively into the skin. It’s something like
» a 400% increase, so results should come quicker, and probably be more
» substantial.
»
» Furthermore, since brow-hair is not lost due to being constantly attacked
» by DHT, it is - atleast in theory - very plausible that the gained hair (if
» any) will stay once you chose to stop applying, provided the area is
» normalized, which I think some moderate needling should take care of.
»
» If it were me, I’d needle semi-deeply once a week, and make very, very
» light needling just before putting on minoxidil, and probably at most once
» a day. This is more of an art than a science, so I guess you’re just as
» qualified to judge this, but that would be my estimation.
»
» You can buy commercial needlers which will be excellent for long-term use,
» and will puncture the skin evenly at a very shallow level, so it’s perfect
» for minoxidil use.
»
» I bought some diabetes lancets, taped 4 together, and just learnt how to
» do shallow and less shallow punctures by practice. There are benefits for
» both these measures, but if you don’t think you need to restructure any
» obvious scar-tissue, you might be well off just getting a commercial
» needler.
»
» You can get them for a variety of places, and sometimes go by the name of
» derma-roller. Here’s one of them:
» http://www.derma-rollers.com/44/skin-needling
»
» Be mindful of the concentration of minoxidil, and that what you’re
» effectively doing is helping the solution by-pass the tough layers of skin.
» I’d suggest something mild.
»
» I’d also suggest that you be patient if you’re going to try it. Eyebrows
» grow very, very slowly, so if you’re embarking on this, have a long-time
» plan. Give it a year or so.
»
» It’s very low-cost, and it doesn’t hurt to try it. The worst thing you can
» do is jump into something with impatience. I’m currently doing some
» home-treatment on mole-removal which has turned out to be very successful,
» and I’m sticking to a slow, low-impact approach, even though it means I’ll
» go a few weeks with very noticeable scabs/sores/wounds.
»
» That’s a very small prize to pay for a projected life-time of not having
» so much as a scar where the mole is.
»
» As a side-note; I actually do believe your hair-situation, even though I
» can also understand why some people may find it annoying that someone feels
» their world has fallen apart because they have thinner eyebrows now, when
» baldness is a - seemingly - more complex riddle to solve.
»
» I think the same mechanic that enables hair to spontaneously grow, aka
» “the Follica-thing” can happen in reverse, and that makes perfect sense.
»
» Afterall, if growth could be observed naturally (by accident), and if
» Follica found a way to both grow and permanently remove hair through
» chemical manipulation, it seems logical that permanent removal can also
» happen spontaneously.
»
» Basically it all has to do with what occurs in the “window of opportunity”
» while surface-skin is healing. If certain WnT-chemicals are amplified
» (under certain conditions), hair is more likely to form. If those chemicals
» are in short supply, hair seems to die out (permanently, if you’re to
» believe both the original, and the recently filed patent).
»
» That women sometimes lose their eyebrows from shaving is well known (at
» least anecdotally), but not very well understood. In light of what we know
» from Follica’s research, that process might be more understood in the
» future, and maybe people should cut and pluck their eyebrows rather than
» waxing, or shaving very aggressively, which from the sound of it is what
» you did.
»
» If you drew blood it’s very likely that you reached this window of
» opportunity, and if you’re very unlucky, you might have lost some hair. I
» guess the good news is that since the hair isn’t constantly being degraded
» by DHT, you have the rest of your life to slowly set up a situation in
» which hair can thrive.
»
» Minoxidil (and in combination with needling) might be one way to go.
Orin:
Wow, that was by far one of the most informative posts I have reas on my situation (especially about a possibility of y this happened). I am sorry I didn’t respond sooner I have been really busy - I have a prof in college right now who assigns a ridicouls amount of hw. Also I apologize in advance this post is prolly gonna be choppy/messy cuz im in a hurry. I have infact tryed the needling thing for about 2 weeks but as u said it might take longer than that. I think I’m goimg to give it another shot. I got minoxied and have access to the lancets needles. I found the first time it takes some practice getting it deep but not to deep. Another thing that kinda concerned me was that even though I wasnt applying it to my head hair I did notice some slight changes in texture there. (also got high bllod pressure and rapid heart beat on it) Once I stopped it went away, I also got some itching on my brow area. Like u said though if it worked it prolly wouldnt fall out again so it well worth doing again for a longer peroid of time again. If it fixes me I dont care what I gotta do! Ide give anything if it payed off. I even got some milk thistle like coffee used and might add that into the mix for the heck of it. I wish i could get all the things he used but thats complicated now, hence money/time. I think ur right though the needling thing just might work. I want to THANK YOU again for believing me! It really is the truth…I hope hair cloning/hm helps you and myself (aderans, trichoscience, histogen, whatever). Funny, I dont wanna sound like a a$$ but sometimes I guess its a matter of being in the eye of the beholder, cuz I think ide rather go bald than what happened to me. I might think different if I were in the situation but I really dont think so. (at least balds a natuarl thing)
Oh yeah - Personally, it sounds like we got some good news w/ ari and just the fact trichoscience responded the way they did seems encouraging to me. THANKS AGAIN! Orin your compashion is greatly apreciated aswell as your insightful responce which seemed to make logical sense to me. Can’t wait for this confrence in June hopfully has some goodnews!
Wish U the best,
Virgo
Hey BHT, I know you don’t visit this site that often, but we could really use an update if you have the time. Do you have any idea why Aderans is expanding the trial? Is it not working as consistently as they hoped? Have your vellus hairs developed since last time?
Maybe you can’t answer all of these questions, but any input would be welcome. Thanks a lot.
| Home | News | Find a Doctor | Ask a Question | Terms of Use & Privacy |
This is an advertising site for paid advertisers to showcase successful hair restoration results only. It is not the mandate of this site to engage in the discussion of failed, unsuccessful procedures, lawsuits, litigations, refunds or complaint cases. Surgical hair restoration procedures carry risks. Please do thorough research, consult your own physician and investigate a doctor's background carefully before making a decision. By proceeding to use our site, you agree to abide by our Terms of Use & Privacy Policy at http://hairsite.com/terms-of-use/ where you can also find a list of HairSite's sponsoring physicians.