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i saw this on the bbc website today. don't get carried away, it's probably old news to most people on the forum. "Cells grown in the laboratory may offer a possible solution to hair loss, preliminary trials have suggested: bbc-news-item

Hey all, Thanks for the informative, bizzare and possibly funny replies! Flyby - are you being funny or serious? :-) A

Hi, I'm fairly new to the hairloss community. I've been using dutastaride for 2 years and I think its slowed down my hairloss but I can clearly see that I have about half the hair I had 4 years ago. Anyway, I'm looking at other options like surgery etc... and have read about the grafting option but have also seen things written about removing folicles and re-inserting them elsewhere on the head, maybe i'm completly wrong but if hair falls out natuarally and you saved it would the surgeon not be able to re-insert it? i probably lose about a two hundred hairs a week that I can see so over a month or so if i collected them up I should get about a 1000! feedback appreciated.

Hi, I'm fairly new to the hairloss community. I've been using dutastaride for 2 years and I think its slowed down my hairloss but I can clearly see that I have about half the hair I had 4 years ago. Anyway, I'm looking at other options like surgery etc... and have read about the grafting option but have also seen things written about removing folicles and re-inserting them elsewhere on the head, maybe i'm completly wrong but if hair falls out natuarally and you saved it would the surgeon not be able to re-insert it? i probably lose about a two hundred hairs a week that I can see so over a month or so if i collected them up I should get about a 1000! feedback appreciated.