I don't know anything else...
I heard a friend's story...
Let me tell you a little bit about eyebrow transplants.
I don't think it's accurate, but... I'm telling you to check it out...
I heard that if you transplant your hair into your eyebrows, your eyebrows will grow like hair.
So once a week, I heard that I can fall into Guchanism, which requires me to cut my transplanted eyebrows.
If the eyebrow transplant part is not something you are worried about urgently, I think it would be better to wait a few more years.
I heard that a new method is being developed...I'll upload the article that Eon Bin posted again.
With this method, I don't think I have to make the error of implanting hair into my eyebrows.
Self-hair artificial growth technology is about to be realized
[Herald Economy 2005-12-12 14:02]
Overseas patent application for Lifecode
Will the hair loss treatment technology, which will be a global invention, become a reality? Life Code International, a bio venture, recently developed a core technology for hair loss treatment and applied for overseas patents such as the United States, China, and Japan, drawing attention to the results. It is known that the acquisition of a patent will be decided in 2007.
Lifecode's hair loss treatment method is a significant improvement in the current most successful autologous hair transplant method, and is a method of proliferating hair follicle cells in the occipital region that do not lose their hair and transferring them to the hair loss area. The current autologous hair transplant method removes the necessary number of hair follicles from the occipital region, but if LifeCode's method is successful, only about 10 hair follicles can be removed and artificially mass-proliferated to obtain the necessary number of hair follicles. In other words, the overall number of hairs is plus alpha (α), in which the total number of hairs increases in the same zero sum treatment method
In other words, it develops into a treatment method.
LifeCode is currently conducting animal testing and plans to begin preclinical with approval soon.
Choi Soo-hwan, president of the company, said, "The research progress so far is quite positive," and explained, "If we get an overseas patent, it will bring about a drastic change in hair loss treatment." President Choi added, "However, as it has not been confirmed whether external proliferated hair follicle cells can be successfully settled in the hair loss area, we can say that the probability of success is not yet 50%."
In addition to hair follicle cell proliferation technology, LifeCode has recently developed a series of research results in the field of artificial tissue transplantation, such as artificial corneal transplantation and new collagen technology for artificial skin tissue transplantation.
Reporter Hong Gil Yong (kyhong@heraldm.com )
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>I can't believe the results even if I go through all the hospital sites and call them.
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>On May 15th, MJ (four forehead fingers and a little bit left). I'm going to do my eyebrows with MJ first..
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>Does the eyebrow surgery go well?
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>Even if you've heard about it...
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>Since I'm doing emja, I'm going to do my eyebrows together.
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>I think even the smallest information will be helpful.
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>Does it have an eyebrow effect..
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>Is there a hospital you're good at..
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>Please! Please share the information I beg you.
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