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My experience with Kerastem (Hair Multiplication & Stem Cells Treatment)

posted by roger_that, MARYLAND, 13.03.2016, 20:37

Same situation here Roger. But could they perhaps implant more fat for guys like us or could they do repeat treatments for guys like us?


I'm not sure the effect will be additive to a great degree.

I think the main problem here is ADSCs are definitely healthy for the hair follicles, but they are NOT hair follicle stem cells. ADSCs do have a positive effect of promoting hair growth and keeping the follicles healthy, but they don't have a huge effect of reviving long-dormant follicles.

The chemical signals and growth factors emitted by ADSCs will not be exactly the same profile as for HF stem cells. It may be somewhat similar, but it's not exactly on target.

Plus the ADSCs don't integrate with the follicle at the bulge, and become part of the follicle, as far as I know. I think their signalling to the follicle will not be nearly as strong as that of regular HF stem cells and progenitor cells.




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