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Do stem cell hair treatments really work?
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Do stem cell hair treatments really work?
MikeGore Fri Oct 19, 2018 4:36 am
Do stem cell hair treatments really work?
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Re: Do stem cell hair treatments really work?
shaftless Fri Oct 19, 2018 2:53 pm
Are there any? I thought they were still in the planning stages. Is there any research going on at the moment?
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Re: Do stem cell hair treatments really work?
MikeGore Wed Nov 24, 2021 2:37 am
I came across this today https://www.harleystreetskinclinic.com/en/treatment/stem-cell-treatment-hair-loss/
Seems like there is option to use own stem cell or donated stem cells.
What is the consensus about stem cell safety? I thought there was risk of developing cancer?
Also, most of these stem cell treatments requires getting a biopsy from the skin or liposuction from fat cells, which I don't like the sound off. Seems like you need to get a small scar on your neck to fix your head.
Is it perhaps less safe to use stem cells from a donated source and not of our own?
Seems like there is option to use own stem cell or donated stem cells.
What is the consensus about stem cell safety? I thought there was risk of developing cancer?
Also, most of these stem cell treatments requires getting a biopsy from the skin or liposuction from fat cells, which I don't like the sound off. Seems like you need to get a small scar on your neck to fix your head.
Is it perhaps less safe to use stem cells from a donated source and not of our own?
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Re: Do stem cell hair treatments really work?
Turgius Fri Dec 03, 2021 11:16 am
No idea, but there is a clinic in Denver Colorado that boasts some impressive results while emphasizing the noninvasiveness.
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Re: Do stem cell hair treatments really work?
Turgius Fri Dec 03, 2021 12:29 pm
Turgius wrote:No idea, but there is a clinic in Denver Colorado that boasts some impressive results while emphasizing the noninvasiveness.
Link: https://beyondstemcellsdenver.com/results/
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