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Its important in a lot of ways. Cloning hair is a step into bigger things. Also being able to regenerate/clone hair is a huge money maker that will be able to fund future cures to other ailments that people face every day.

This forum is the hairtransplantnetwork, which most of the users here talk about the proven methods that have helped changed their lives. The people in this community have seen many "miracle cures" in their lifetime and are slow to join up on something until it is proven.

I'm sure everyone here has an optimistic hope for a better cure in the future, but no one wants to create too much of a buzz on something that is not yet proven.

But, as a person who has not gotten to the point of needing/wanting a hair transplant, I have hope that I can hold on to the rest of my hair until one of these new cures come out. There is a lot more hope now than ever before, with the advancement in technology and the lift on the research ban, we may be closer than ever to finding the solution.

I shave my head down to #0 on the sides and #1 at top... I was afraid to do so at first, but while I was younger I always had short hair so decided to go ahead and shave it off. So far I like it, its great to just feel free of constantly worrying about how your hair looks.

Originally posted by splitting hairs:

Hi Guys, I found some pics of PRP results online from Dr Choi (don't know who he is, but read his name a few times). Some of the photos show improvement in patients with more advanced hair loss. I found this interesting because there are very few pictures of post PRP results on the web:

http://www.mcmedgroup.com/mcprphair.html

Those are some pretty impressive results. Wish we could actually hear from some of those patients.

I was reading the thread in which Dr. Greco answers questions. There was something about how PRP works like the other FDA approved drugs and does not work as well on the hairline. Do you agree to that Dr. Feller, from what you have seen so far?

Any pictures yet? Debating on whether or not I want to possibly take the plunge and see what PRP can do for me. I really would like to see pics of the procedure itself.

I have looked also looked around for Dr. Greco's results since he has been doing this procedure for quite some time, and I can not find any results anywhere

I do not believe this was answered in this thread, but does anyone know whether or not the PRP procedure leaves its stamp? Like any scarring or anything. I would assume since PRP is all about healing, that it would not and if it did would heal up to where scarring would be non-existent.

Cannot wait to see the results!

Question though, Dr. Feller, you said that the patient was a recent HT patient. Will there be a set time between post HT and PRP treatment? I can see PRP possibly helping where shock loss is concerned and faster growth for new grafts. Sorry if you've covered this and I just missed it!

Any pics from the procedure yet? I know no results yet, but just some post-op pics?

Is there any place that would possibly sell Nanogen in store or is it pretty much exclusively an online product. Tried looking through the treads here but couldn't find any results. Thanks!

Thanks for the response, Maxxy asked the question I was trying to ask, just couldn't word it right.

Thanks for the welcoming also.

Kind of a weird question to ask as I'm not too sure how to word it, but how long does one usually bald until it halts? I know it differs from person to person. But are there any averages?

Kind of a weird question to ask as I'm not too sure how to word it, but how long does one usually bald until it halts? I know it differs from person to person. But are there any averages?

He still looks good at the Transporter 3 premeire even with his hair how it is.

Originally posted by WolfmansBrudda:

Baldness is masculine. Jason Statham would look really gay with hair.

In response to your signature...

Yes, he looks better without hair IMO.

On a side note, another great Guy Ritchie film.