Recent scientific experiments using mice have shown that new [tag]hair follicles[/tag] can be induced to grow in new skin when the wound healing process is altered using a [tag]wnt protein[/tag]. This protein caused mature skin cells to behave like embryonic skin cells and form [tag]new hair follicles[/tag].
The research into this potential [tag]hair loss treatment[/tag] is in the early stages and it remains to be seen if the new hair follicles stimulated to grow in the balding areas could be made to be resistant to balding.
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I've blogged a lot on this topic recently and am still a little confused. I don't exactly understand what the researchers are proposing by growing hair on mice. For example, how are they doing it? What's the new potential cure for hair loss? Is it a medication, surgery, etc.?
I had a hair restoration procedure last July and couldn't be happier with the results. I'm excited to see what's in store for the future of hair replacement.
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Seth