takuma
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i understand the skepticism , i am skeptical too...but didn't Dr Bargouthi also say he wanted to test verteporfin on the recipient area, if he does so, i think he should create a superficial wound before injecting the verteporfin to see if that Creates new follicles or brings back robust terminal hair
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Wow! guys i went back and looked at the around four months mark in Dr Bargouthi's study and you can clearly see the white blotches, where there is little to no hair in the verteporfin treated regions, but now compare that to the latest photos, those white bloches are gone and their is hair everywhere..i dont see any white blotches in the verteporfin treated 0.4 area at all.. Also, this could indicate that Dr Bloxham's trials is following a similar progression, Dr Bargouthi did not see a ton of new hairs in the extracted areas at the 4 month mark i believe, so Dr Bloxham seeing even a couple hairs growing directly out of the wound is a good indication that it's working and we will see more new growth as time goes further and also the patient where Dr Bloxham said he's not seeing much difference between the control and the test at 3 month mark may have shed some of the new hairs and they may grow back soon. Has anyone else made a similar observation.
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Guys, I just found out two groups of researchers have conducted a microneedling test with verteporfin, and the conclusion of the studies are encouraging. These were animal studies, but I think this warrants Human experimentation with this technique of applying verteporfin. One of the group of reseachers developed a microneedling patch and outsourced the ingredients from Med Chem Express USA it seems. The studies were conducted on mice and rabbits https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-39129-6 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1385894723035970
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No, but that would be a very easy trial to do, you could separate the treatment area into three regions, one where verteporfin is injected directly without any prior wounding, one where the area is lightly wounded first such as thru microneedling and one where there is a deeper fue puncture being made followed by a verteporfin injection, to see if the wound needs to be deep or if it doesn't need to be so for verteporfin to work.. I think that would tick all the boxes for a recipient site trial
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There is still another issue, that this drug is hard to get, that's a major problem, we need to do something about that, because we can demand the surgeons use verteporfin, but how will they get it, not everyone is going to be able to go through all the hoops that Dr Bargouthi and Dr Bloxham had to do to get their hands on the stuff, so what do we do about that.
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the only question i have is if we wound the top of the head and apply verteporfin and the hair grows back there, will it be subject to androgens and mpb, and if so, how long will it take to make the follicles start shrinking again.. If that answer is years, it's totally worth doing it every few years...