A fascinating technology already on the market is the so-called HASCI method (12). This is offered by the Hair Science Institute in its clinics in the Netherlands, UK, France, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia. The method is similar to a standard hair transplant. Surgeons invasively remove follicles from healthy donor areas and transplant them onto balding parts of the scalp.
Where the method is unique is that only part of the follicle is removed. The rest remains in place, where it regenerates and grows out new hairs in the donor area. The result is that multiple transplants are possible drawing hairs from the same donor area. This process leads to an increase in the total number of healthy follicles on the head.
A similar method to HASCI transplantation is being developed by the CFS clinics in Barcelona and Madrid (13). Directing this is Dr. Christophe Guillemat.
Just last year, a partnership was announced between German biotech TissUse and a Japanese company by the name of J. Hewitt (14). The aim of the partnership is to promote TissUse’s “smart transplant” technology in Japan. In principle, TissUse’s transplant can also supply an unlimited number of new hair follicles.
Other Companies
Other smaller players to keep an eye out for in the future include Rapunzel Bioscience and Stemore.
Hair cloning is a technique that aims to grow new hair by multiplying healthy hair follicle stem cells in a lab and replanting them in the scalp. It’s also known as hair multiplication or stem cell hair therapy
This sounds really good,can only hope,this country is really going to change with trump,our country was being run by complete idiots,a lot of that is going to change,so maybe better stuff happening on the hairloss front.
It takes 10 years and a billion dollars to get a drug approved. Only 24% make it to approval. What is the incentive for investors to invest in something with such low odds. President Trump and Elon will change this. Utilize AI technology to advance these cures and eliminate un-needed staff!
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