What is Hair Transplant Cloning

Baldness, especially of men, is caused by genetic fate. Medical science is firm in saying that it’s not a disease, but a natural, hereditary condition that work with hormone production and the aging process. Unfortunately, almost half of the man’s population is to experience hair loss once they reach their 20s and 30s, and sadly there is still no available cure to completely stop the condition. There are, however, several impressive and very promising procedures that are presently in their trial and error stage, like hair transplant cloning. Hopefully in a few years one of these discoveries will find its way to advancement and consequently spare all men from the nightmare of seeing their thinning scalp in the mirror.

Hair transplant cloning, in a nutshell, is about creating new, healthy hair strands and planting them onto areas that show male-pattern baldness. In traditional hair transplant, the surgeon has to obtain several hair locks from areas where hair is present and then transferring them to thinning or bald areas. In modern hair cloning however, new hair strands will be created to make thick, fashionably-styled hair more accessible.

Hair cloning works with the idea that human hair follicles have replicating properties similar to plants. Therefore if you split the hair follicle into two, there will be two new hairs that can successfully emerge after the process if there is an available technology to culture and grow the hairs. This technology, when properly developed, can clone follicle and replicate it thousands or millions of times. It will then come up with unlimited number of hair strands which subsequently can be injected into the bald areas of the scalp.

Hair transplant cloning is still in process of development and this why there are still no clinics or hospitals offering such procedure. The target year to introduce the technology is 2013, though this is still uncertain given the unpredictable course of the study. True, this kind of transplant is not exactly a "cure" to the hereditary baldness pattern, but it is a more promising therapy that will help people suffering from baldness to keep the hair that they have and be free in changing their hairstyles every so often.



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