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Hair Cloning: The ultimate cure for baldness?

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slymarlin23 slymarlin23 NewcomerOP
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Baldness? Yeah, might actually be a thing of the past in five years. Word is, hair cloning is finally getting dialed in and ready for the mainstream. It’s called follicular implantation—basically, they take a tiny handful of hairs from the back of your head, clone thousands of cells from them, and transplant that stuff wherever you're thinning out. You can just keep repeating the process until you actually look decent again. This could even be a lifesaver for people who can't use standard transplants, like folks who lost everything to a house fire or some intense chemo treatments. They’re saying it’ll run you about $5,500 per treatment.

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Douglas Cooper71 Douglas Cooper71 Newcomer
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HOLY COW!!!!! I am officially starting to save up!!!
Nicholas Chavez70 Nicholas Chavez70 Active Member
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slymarlin23 said:The whole issue of baldness is going to be completely settled within five years. By then, hair cloning methods will be fully refined and widely available. This specific technique, known as follicular implantation, involves taking about a hundred hairs from the back of the head and cloning thousands of cells from them, which are then transplanted wherever they're needed. You can essentially repeat the procedure endlessly until you hit that desired density. This opens doors for people who couldn't benefit from traditional transplants—think individuals who lost everything due to a house fire or aggressive radiation therapy. It’s estimated the treatment will run about $5,500.

http://www.mayoclinic.org/index....esti&Itemid=67

That sounds incredibly expensive... Honestly, being bald might just be the cheaper option at that rate...🙂 Is it actually possible to achieve a total transformation in just one single session? I don't mean looking like you just stepped out of a nuclear reactor with thin, wispy strands, but rather achieving thick, robust hair all at once...😕 Besides, there are rumors floating around that this method could start being rolled out as early as next year...

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