Unlimited donor?

[Young Guy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_DqV1xdf-Y

On a serious note, regeneration in the donor area has not happened yet. These discussions are futile.

 

[Galileo]

Diffuse wrote:

There is this doctor called Dr Nigam who claims:
1. He can regenerate donor hair 3 different ways...

-1A. In Vivo Doubling: Somewhat similar to what Gho claims. The hair is "split" in the scalp, and the bisected follicle is implanted in the recipient area. If it works, hair grows in recipient area and grows back in donor area.

-1B. In Vitro Doubling: Similar to above, but in this case the entire follicle is extracted, then bisected in vitro. One part is put back in the donor area, the other part is placed back in the recipient. This method yields close to 100% regeneration, according to Dr. Nigam.

-1C. De Novo Doubling: Similar to above, but both halves are placed in the recipient area, and the donor hair is regenerated using ECM/Patient's previously cultured Stem Cells/(maybe PRP?)/Etc.


2. He also claims he can multiply hair non-surgically (like Aderans and Intercytex et al were/are trying to do) using the patient's own cultured adult stem cells.


Among other things that transpired during the visit: Dr. Mwamba performed a typical FUE on one of Dr. Nigam's patients, and Dr. Nigam used his stem cell treatment from 1C in an attempt to regenerate the donor hair.

Here is what this patient (Tom Vercetti)? posted today on another forum:

"Im speaking about YOUR hair doubling so before I started the mwamba procedure with de novo. I dont care de novo since its not approved and dangerous, please admit it.

The picture and the count was made by dr mwamba himself.

And your pics here show far more hair follicule per cm ² (it seems around 80) at my donor before you started than the picture i posted. So thanks to have confirmed.

Your doubling doesnt worked for me, so please also stop to use my pics as advertising from now

I just dont want people make good judgment or whatever regarding my case which seems to be a fail. Provide further case study of people if you want. This is just me and my case since many people was asking for me: duty was to answer.

It's finish for me here

Regards
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Hi,

Actually I explained: I already came to mwamba clinic to check my donor twice, and the pics and the count i just said are from him. This is why I only speak now since I want to stay as neutral as possible. Dr Mwamba do not know what was my density before, si he cant say anything regarding my case from nigam.

Sorry if its looks like attack or something, its not my intention at all.

Regarding de novo and his hair multiplication, the ingredient used are linked to cancer since they use same pathway involved in cancer angiogenesis. Usually, you have to test carefully the concentration and make extensive trial under stric regulation, but dr nigam dont since its represent a lot of money and as you aware indian regulation are low.

I also got 2d and 3d dp culture injection from him + his hair multiplication injection, and my hair got thinner, so I dont say its because of that but i think its just dont have any effect and hair loss simply continue.

Here is only my experience. I traveled 3 times in india"

 

[Galileo]

FredtheBelgian wrote:

On a serious note, regeneration in the donor area has not happened yet. These discussions are futile.

You're right. Especially when I "read" topcat29's bunch of useless stuff (what he doesn't understand himself) as soon as it comes to unlimited donor discussions.

 

[salvar]

Unfortunately this infinite donor is still only a science fiction, some sort of auto cloning and hair replication has been tried by many doctors and clinics but as stated above its history repeating itself, these clinics will be forgotten in 2-3 years when people realise that this doesn't work!

 

[Galileo]

ziggs11 wrote:

Ugh hair multiplication. It destroys forums.

Perhaps not forums, but threads; especially as soon as hair transplant consultants are involved.
Fortunately, this forum doesn't have too many ...:whatever:

 

[topccat29]

Hey Diffuse did you have your procedure? I'm curious as you did not come back to post.

I read a couple of postings on another site, not sure if they are true but 2 different patients needed to have steroids injected to shut down their immune system. Seems they had some sort of adverse reaction................one patient claims his lymph nodes started to swell up..............that kind of sucks..............but he wrote that he did some additional tests and he doesn't have the cancer................it was probably just a blip............your gonna have that on occasion...............you know the, we don't know what happened...........never seen this before................must of been the patient's physiology.

 

[Bigmac]

It would be good to hear how you got on.