Bridget Maasland undergo an eyebrow transplantation by Hair Science Institute (HSI)!
Especially for the TV-program “How am I happy?” in TV-channel RTL 5, underwent the model/cover girl and TV-presenter Bridget Maasland an eyebrow transplantation by Hair Science Institute (HSI)!
In episode 7 with the theme “The eternal youth” the attention has focused to HSI, because Bridget Maasland itself underwent for an eyebrow transplantation in Hair Science Institute for this TV-programme. The treatment has been performed by Dr. Coen Gho in the HSI-clinic in Amsterdam.
The broadcast by RTL 5 is scheduled for 22 March at 22: 25.
The repetition is on 28 March at 20 a.m. (with reservation).
If you miss the broadcasts, you will be able to look at it via www.hasci.com
About Bridget Maasland
(use Google’s Pics for more fotos - enter “Bridget Maasland” )
Not only Gerard Joling has let make his hair much more densier by “afforestation”. Bridget Maasland underwent a stem-cell-transplantation too, but in her case for her eyebrows: “Time will tell, if her eyebrows will continue to stay”, says her manager Xenia Kasper. "I know at least that Bridget is very glad that she made her eyebrows. Let’s see if the Professor [Dr. Christine Mummery] is right.
» To me seems Gho is balding at the crown area. Take a look at the pic:
» http://hasci.com/uploads/img/10da79a9-e7f3-404c-99f1-b0ef5f174d32.jpg
»
» If he is balding why he doesn’t use his hm technology to fix this
» situation? I understood he told he can already multiply hair.
You are right - I noticed the same …
By the way - its seems Gho’s eyebrow work is really cool too:
If he is balding why he doesn’t use his hm technology to fix this
situation? I understood he told he can already multiply hair.
Yeah, no doubt.
He should, at least, use that marker to fill-in his bald patch (it probably works better than his tech).
» To me seems Gho is balding at the crown area. Take a look at
» the pic:
» http://hasci.com/uploads/img/10da79a9-e7f3-404c-99f1-b0ef5f174d32.jpg
»
» If he is balding why he doesn’t use his hm technology to fix this
» situation? I understood he told he can already multiply
» hair.
» Yeah, no doubt.
» He should, at least, use that marker to fill-in his bald patch (it
» probably works better than his tech).
rev, tell this crap all burn victims (women & men) Dr. Gho cured in general - psychically & physically via his “crap tech”!
» » To me seems Gho is balding at the crown area. Take a look at
» » the pic:
» » http://hasci.com/uploads/img/10da79a9-e7f3-404c-99f1-b0ef5f174d32.jpg
» »
» » If he is balding why he doesn’t use his hm technology to fix this
» » situation? I understood he told he can already multiply
» » hair.
» » Yeah, no doubt.
» » He should, at least, use that marker to fill-in his bald patch (it
» » probably works better than his tech).
»
» rev, tell this crap all burn victims (women & men) Dr. Gho cured in
» general - psychically & physically via his “crap tech”!
»
» … you can find some of them (pics & videos) on his page (“resultaten”:
» http://www.hasci.com/default.aspx
Hair Stem Cell Injection
The Hair Stem Cell Transplant is the result of continuous research by HSI. One of the next steps will be Hair Stem Cell Injection (HaarStamcel Injectie®), not a new transplant method but a quantum leap forward with HST. This injection method has achieved very satisfactory results in practice. Thanks in part to the quality of the results, this method can be expected to be officially launched in the near future.
The difference
Up to the removal of the hair stem cells to be transplanted, the technique is the same as HST. The major difference lies in the method of implantation. With HST, the stem cells are “planted” in tiny holes made in the restoration area with a needle. The holes fill with a droplet of blood, which ultimately leads to sealing and healing of the wound. With Hair Stem Cell Injection, the stem cells are injected directly into the skin without prepared holes. This means the following advantages:
· Higher density: now the hair stem cells can be implanted even more closely together. With HST, the implantation spacing is 0.2-0.3 mm, while with injection the spacing is 0-0.1 mm.
· Faster healing: with HST, healing was already fast (1 to 2 days); with the injection method, there is essentially no recovery time in the restoration area because there are no wounds.
· Even greater precision: Thanks to the refinement of the injection method, the precision of the method is unsurpassed.
· Ideal for burn wounds: scar tissue from burn wounds has poor blood circulation. But the injection method does not require blood for healing, simply because there are essentially no wounds to require healing.
» » To me seems Gho is balding at the crown area. Take a look at
» » the pic:
» » http://hasci.com/uploads/img/10da79a9-e7f3-404c-99f1-b0ef5f174d32.jpg
» »
» » If he is balding why he doesn’t use his hm technology to fix this
» » situation? I understood he told he can already multiply
» » hair.
» » Yeah, no doubt.
» » He should, at least, use that marker to fill-in his bald patch (it
» » probably works better than his tech).
»
» rev, tell this crap all burn victims (women & men) Dr. Gho cured in
» general - psychically & physically via his “crap tech”!
»
» … you can find some of them (pics & videos) on his page (“resultaten”:
» http://www.hasci.com/default.aspx
Big deal. Any HT doc practicing FUE could do the same.
I mean seriously, where’s that Gho ‘magic’ people keep talking about?
» Big deal. Any HT doc practicing FUE could do the same.
» I mean seriously, where’s that Gho ‘magic’ people keep talking about?
Here you can find the “magic” behind his technique (2004 presented): 2879_file17.pdf
A new one (peer-reviewed scientific paper) will follow in the coming days/weeks
» ---------------------------------------------------
» English:
» In addition, we can proudly announce, that the following
» scientific article, will appear in April 2010
» in the internationally known peer-reviewed “Journal of Dermatological
» Treatment” (JDT):
» DONOR HAIR FOLLICLE PRESERVATION BY PARTIAL FOLLICULAR UNIT
» EXTRACTION.
» A method to optimize hair transplantation. Coen G.Gho MD, H.A. Martino
» Neumann MD, PhD
»
» Source: Nieuwsbank, waar nieuws meerwaarde krijgt | Nieuwsbank
» ---------------------------------------------------
Does any of YOUR “FUE-HT docs” have anything similar to present in peer-reviewed magazines/journals? No? Why not? Because they are all just stupid “HT butchers”? Hmnmm …
» By the way #2:
» -----------------------
» Hair Stem Cell Injection
» The Hair Stem Cell Transplant is the result of continuous research by HSI.
» One of the next steps will be Hair Stem Cell Injection (HaarStamcel
» Injectie®), not a new transplant method but a quantum leap forward with
» HST. This injection method has achieved very satisfactory results in
» practice. Thanks in part to the quality of the results, this method can be
» expected to be officially launched in the near future.
»
» The difference
» Up to the removal of the hair stem cells to be transplanted, the technique
» is the same as HST. The major difference lies in the method of
» implantation. With HST, the stem cells are “planted” in tiny holes made in
» the restoration area with a needle. The holes fill with a droplet of blood,
» which ultimately leads to sealing and healing of the wound. With Hair Stem
» Cell Injection, the stem cells are injected directly into the skin without
» prepared holes. This means the following advantages:
»
» · Higher density: now the hair stem cells can be implanted even
» more closely together. With HST, the implantation spacing is 0.2-0.3 mm,
» while with injection the spacing is 0-0.1 mm.
»
» · Faster healing: with HST, healing was already fast (1 to 2 days);
» with the injection method, there is essentially no recovery time in the
» restoration area because there are no wounds.
»
» · Even greater precision: Thanks to the refinement of the injection
» method, the precision of the method is unsurpassed.
»
» · Ideal for burn wounds: scar tissue from burn wounds has poor
» blood circulation. But the injection method does not require blood for
» healing, simply because there are essentially no wounds to require
» healing.
» ----------------
»
»
pigs can fly… where is the proof man? so far im not convinced at all…
» » pigs can fly… where is the proof man? so far im not convinced at
» all…
»
» Explain in simple words the term “proof” …
»
» Do you really believe somebody (=individuals with brains) is interested to
» know if or not a guy called “hairman2” is “convinced”?
»
» You are not even “convinced” about yourself - right?
» And here is the proof:
» http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/search-show_postings-2258.html
» … one useless bull**** after the next. That’s what I call “prove”.
right, lets go through this logically;
There are alot of people in the world willing to pay any amount of money for a full head of hair.
Gho’s clinic has been in operation for a substantial amount of time.
Logically, you would of thought he would have returned some NW6’s to NW1’s in this time.
Publishing pictures of this would end all doubt and give Gho the publicity he would need to make his clinic world famous.
lol you are such a troll… u make statements and when people ask for proof (take Johnny84’s example for the word “proof” )… then you say you are not an “answering machine”… how childish can you get… you have been promoting this so eagerly but when you are asked to offer some concrete examples of this, you make excuses all of a sudden… like that you simply dont want to because you are not an answering machine!?.. haha its so obvious that u simply cannot deliver what we are requesting… noone is buying your crap man… seriously not… its pathetic.
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» Off topic on:
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» @hairman2 - troll?
»
» Here you can find something about trolls:
» -----------
» In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous,
» or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion
» forum, chat room or blog, with the primary intent of provoking other users
» into an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic
» discussion.
» […]
» Concern troll
» A concern troll is a false flag pseudonym created by a user whose actual
» point of view is opposed to the one that the user’s sockpuppet claims to
» hold. The concern troll posts in web forums devoted to its declared point
» of view and attempts to sway the group’s actions or opinions while claiming
» to share their goals, but with professed “concerns”. The goal is to sow
» fear, uncertainty and doubt within the group.[
»
» Troll (slang) - Wikipedia
» ------------
»
» » You are not even “convinced” about yourself - right?
» » And here is the proof:
» » http://www.hairsite.com/hair-loss/search-show_postings-2258.html
» » … one useless bull**** after the next. That’s what I call “prove”.
»
» @hairman2 - So which kind of troll are you?
»
» @Johnny84 - From which HairSite-troll do you expect adequate
» answers?
» From “The Usual Suspects”?
»
» Off topic off …
» -------------------------------
»
» I think Bridget Maasland is a hot lady and I like her new eyebrows - made
» by Dr. Gho.
» http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3c_AxLA68o
I’m not expecting an answer from anyone, I wasn’t literally asking a question, I was making a point. I have no bias either way and the concerns I expressed in my post are completely reasonable. I really don’t understand what point you’re trying to get across in your response… It has no relavance to this discussion at all.
» I’m not expecting an answer from anyone, I wasn’t literally asking a
» question, I was making a point. I have no bias either way and the concerns
» I expressed in my post are completely reasonable. I really don’t understand
» what point you’re trying to get across in your response… It has no
» relavance to this discussion at all.
I don’t think anyone understands what Iron_man is saying half the time, or what Gho is doing most of the time.
I do agree with your original points Johnny84. Gho’s been at this HM concept for a quite some time. If his science is half as good as his patents and/or his claims than let’s see a few NW6 to NW1 photos so we can put this sorry story to rest once and for all.
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