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My bad then

It's all written right there in each pic

Hi @Melvin- Admin, were you able to meet with Dr. Mohebi? Thanks!

Hey, I'm here hoping I can "undo" my hair transplant with Verteporfin someday. Theoretically, they could excise your scars and/or grafts and treat them with Verteporfin.

Hey guys, good news! These are Dr. Parissis' replies on his last video from 2 days ago with Dr. Bloxham.

Gosh what's with all this silence and waiting :c I'm very patient but this is killing me lol

Wow that's great news. I remember him being very skeptical about Verteporfin around 4 months ago. The fact that he's starting a trial now is very encouraging! Even more so given his background. Thank you Melvin.

Wait what? Was Verteporfin tried in burns 2+ years ago? Source?

Hope we get Dr. Bloxham's update soon so we don't lose momentum 🙃

Nice work, can you protect the document from unwanted edits?

It doesn't make any sense to me that this hasn't gone mainstream already if there are studies backing it up. Forget about hair transplants, we are talking about skin regeneration, this could be a huge leap in all medical fields. And the drug is already approved.

Exciting news! Thank you Dr. for your work. Consistent lighting will definitely help for future updates. For example, the white dots in the control box for 0.24 are more noticeable than the ones in the 0.4 control box, which should look the same if seen in person, from what I understand. But anyway, there's a clear difference between the control and test area, and that's what matters. Do the current observations contradict the biopsy results in any way?

Dr. Pittella and Dr Parissis afaik. They expressed interest but that's all, no plans have been made public so far.

Because they insert the grafted healthy skin with the hair follicle. There's no "hole" left in the recipient area.

Doctors are now injecting Verteporfin right after the wound is made, but has it ever been discussed if the drug should be reapplied in the days/months following the procedure for optimal healing? How do we know if a one-time injection (provided the method and dossage are on point) is enough to unlock the full potential of the drug?