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SCIENTIFIC BACKGROUND

Since 1996, we have carried out fundamental studies on cell cultures, plucked hair and performed biopsies on material. Recently, the results of one of our fundamental studies have been published in the British Journal of Dermatology. In this publication we have revealed that two distinct parts in hair follicles contain stem cell pools, which can induce hair growth. The first area was found nearby the bulge area, the second area in the outer root sheath of the lower part of the hair follicle. These pools could also have been found on plucked hair and in our cell cultures. (This has been presented at the European Cytoskeleton Meeting).

Longitudinally sectioned hair follicle stained for follicular stem cells in red. Higher magnifications (x40) of areas found to be positive for follicular stem cell markers are shown next to the respective areas of the hair follicle. Two areas were found to be positive for follicular stem cell markers; i.e. the upper third (A) and lower third (B) of the hair follicle.

This was a part of the fundamental basis for Follicular Multiplication as well as for Hair Multiplication.

Follicular Multiplication is a project that was started approximately eight years ago, prior to Hair Multiplication. At that time we didn’t yet have a name for this project, called the Follicular Multiplication project today. The main objective of this study was to determine the minimal quantity of (follicle) tissue needed to regenerate completely normal hair growth. All these studies resulted in the patented GHO method of Follicular Multiplication.

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