Hair Cloning: Major Updates You Must Know About

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Hair cloning is about extracting healthy hair follicle cells and cultivating multiple copies of them in vitro. In a “petri dish”.

You then take the multiplied cells and plant them back into the balding scalp, where they resume their normal growth.

In theory, this kind of treatment could be the end of hair loss. Unlimited hair, on demand. It sounds like science fiction, but it’s actually being researched right now.

Guys you’re not gonna wanna miss today’s video.

Timestamps:
📌0:00 - Intro
📌2:47 - Advantages of hair cloning
📌3:14 - State Of the field in 2020
📌3:54 - Hairclone
📌4:40 - Replicel life sciences
📌5:40 - Riken
📌6:07 - Stemson therapeutics
📌7:22 - TissUse
📌8:07 - The cost
📌8:30 - When will it become available?

Transcription:
So hair multiplication is similar to actual cloning: the creation of identical copies of a biological entity.

You remember Dolly the sheep?

Well, something like that.

But whereas cloning is typically about copying entire organisms, hair multiplication makes massive numbers of copies of individual hairs.

Now at this point, hair cloning/hair multiplication are umbrella terms.

Because this is a technology still in its infancy, there is no standard method yet.

Unlike existing hair transplants, where you will get one the same two basic methods regardless of which clinic you visit: FUE or FUT.

That’s it basically.

In hair cloning, we’re still at a stage where various companies around the world are pursuing their own – often very different - versions.

Which of these will eventually mature first and dominate the market is still up for grabs.

But regardless of the particular technology, there is a fundamental difference that sets apart all hair multiplication technologies from the hair transplants already available.

The hair transplants of today can only redistribute the existing number of healthy hair follicles on your scalp.

They do this by removing follicles from the hairy areas in the back and sides of the head (the so-called donor areas) and planting them into balding areas.

There are clear limits to this process.

You can only remove so many follicles before the hair density in the donor area drops to the point where you can start seeing the bare scalp.

But hair multiplication actually uses the existing hair follicles to increase the total number of follicles on your scalp.

And there are no theoretical limits to how many times a single follicle can be multiplied.

Hair multiplication quite literally holds the promise of unlimited hair.

So in principle, even if you are a completely bald Norwood 7, a hair multiplication process could be able to restore a full head of hair.

A major focus in many of the hair multiplication technologies involves hair follicle stem cells.

These are special cells with the ability to develop and multiply into any different number of cell types. Including skin cells, sebaceous gland cells, and, of course, new hair follicles.
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Disclaimer
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease.