Hair Implants? This Company Is Trying It Out, What Do You Think?

[mery77]

Hi!

I came across a company called Hairstetics, which is looking to put hair implants. It looks like their main focus right now are females or men who are at the beginning of the balding process and just need light touch ups. This could be interesting but I was wondering what do you guys think?

https://www.hairstetics.com/hairstetics-products/
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02856308?term=alopecia&recr=Open&rank=26

 

[Norwoodcemetary]

I think this is a good idea.....is this old news or what???

 

[Norwoodcemetary]

Y is nobody replying to this??

 

[buckthorn]

Y is nobody replying to this??

because it's goddamn f*****g insane.

 

[The Wolf of Bald Street]

This isn't new and it doesn't work. Artificial hair implants have actually been banned as a procedure in the United States because they lead to infection, inflammation and possible scarring of the scalp and ultimately rejection. Plus even if it goes okay, the artificial hair can't repair itself so it will look life sh*t after a while and have to be replaced. The only hair that can be transplanted into your scalp is your own natural hair or that of an identical clone of you. Hair cloning is the solution, not this. Similar products have been discussed before on this website.

https://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/interact/threads/artificial-hair-implant.46881/

 

[Norwoodcemetary]

Fuk it really is over then...ive been on finasteride .5 for 6 months only less shedding...time to ldar

 

[JeanLucBB]

Fuk it really is over then...ive been on finasteride .5 for 6 months only less shedding...time to ldar

Get a regular transplant dumbass and chuck on a bit of topikk if you run out of donor.

 

[ManinBlack]

You need to wait about a year to see how well finasteride is going to work for you and finasteride usually just maintains, add some minoxidil if you want to have some regrowth. And maybe try 1mg instead of 0.5? My derm prescribed me 1mg right off the bat.

 

[mery77]

This isn't new and it doesn't work. Artificial hair implants have actually been banned as a procedure in the United States because they lead to infection, inflammation and possible scarring of the scalp and ultimately rejection. Plus even if it goes okay, the artificial hair can't repair itself so it will look life sh*t after a while and have to be replaced. The only hair that can be transplanted into your scalp is your own natural hair or that of an identical clone of you. Hair cloning is the solution, not this. Similar products have been discussed before on this website.

https://www.gourmetstylewellness.com/interact/threads/artificial-hair-implant.46881/

Thanks for the information. I thought it was interesting as it was still in clinical trials, also Israel is considered to be leading in medical research so I thought it seemed rather credible. But your points make the picture clear. Guess we'll just wait for one of the other treatments to come out and until then pray for gods of the big 3.