Peeling back the top layers of your scalp?!?

[trackmyhair]

Sounds pretty scary but if it works I guess it could be worth it!
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/09/09/baldness-cure-prevention-follica-_n_3892684.html?ir=UK+Lifestyle

 

[ziggs11]

I can't find any more info on it, even from the company's site.

Even if they could regrrow all your hair, wouldn't you be left with a scar at the front of your hairline?

 

[trackmyhair]

I'm not sure. I haven't done anymore research on the topic since I rather not have my scalp peeled back :whatever:. I'm guessing the scar would be small or else it would make this procedure undesirable.

 

[baldasabadger10]

ziggs11 wrote:

I can't find any more info on it, even from the company's site.

Even if they could regrrow all your hair, wouldn't you be left with a scar at the front of your hairline?

Sounds horrific to me, why would someone want a visible scar at the front of their head*nl

 

[Siolas]

c;;9

 

[trackmyhair]

baldasabadger10 wrote:

ziggs11 wrote:

I can't find any more info on it, even from the company's site.

Even if they could regrrow all your hair, wouldn't you be left with a scar at the front of your hairline?

Sounds horrific to me, why would someone want a visible scar at the front of their head*nl

I'm guessing it wont leave a substantial scar or else I dont see the point in doing the procedure lol

 

[ziggs11]

Eh it wouldn't be the first procedure where the scarring outweighed the gain. I guess you could also make the incision further back on the scalp and go forward. Hopefully they gain a lot of information about regenerating hair in balding areas without mutilating people, and those advances are rolled into a less invasive procedure.