Bald Man Burns Scalp, Accidentally Regrows ALL His Hair
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In 1986, a 78-year old
In 1986, a 78-year old bald man fell asleep in his rocking chair, slipped, hit his head on his fireplace, and suffered full-thickness burns across his scalp.
Six months later, he baffled his physicians when he returned to the hospital for a checkup... with a full head of hair.
Who would have thought that an accidental burn to the scalp could inadvertently trigger hair follicle regeneration?
This single case report rewrote everything we had previously suspected about hair regrowth from androgenic alopecia. Contrary to the dogma repeated at the time, we learned that hair follicles don't die. We also learned that full hair regrowth is actually possible... even for people who have been bald for decades. And this discovery happened by accident, because of an accident.
In this video, we'll dive into this case study, discuss wound-healing pathways for hair regrowth, and reveal how anecdotes like this help pave new avenues of research into androgenic alopecia.
Fascinatingly, signaling proteins and growth factors recruited during wound-healing processes share significant overlap with pathways recruited for hair follicle proliferation. Now, it's up to researchers to identify these processes and find a way to consistently replicate these hair growth results... and without risking severe injury!
We're getting closer to answers. In the meantime, don't try this at home.
Microneedling literature review:
https://link.springer.com/article/10....
About Rob English:
-Editorial board member of Dermatology and Therapy
-Medical editor specializing in hair loss disorders
-Peer-reviewed publications: https://perfecthairhealth.com/publica...
//Get A Free Course On Achieving Hair Regrowth, On Your Terms//
https://perfecthairhealth.com/email-c...
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0:00 – Intro (man burns scalp, regrows hair)
1:12 – DHT & androgenic alopecia: the evidence
3:39 – Eliminating DHT doesn't regrow all lost hair
4:45 – Bald hairs moved to mice regrow in a single hair cycle
5:30 – More cases of wounds causing hair regrowth
7:14 – Has this happened to anyone else?
Six months later, he baffled his physicians when he returned to the hospital for a checkup... with a full head of hair.
Who would have thought that an accidental burn to the scalp could inadvertently trigger hair follicle regeneration?
This single case report rewrote everything we had previously suspected about hair regrowth from androgenic alopecia. Contrary to the dogma repeated at the time, we learned that hair follicles don't die. We also learned that full hair regrowth is actually possible... even for people who have been bald for decades. And this discovery happened by accident, because of an accident.
In this video, we'll dive into this case study, discuss wound-healing pathways for hair regrowth, and reveal how anecdotes like this help pave new avenues of research into androgenic alopecia.
Fascinatingly, signaling proteins and growth factors recruited during wound-healing processes share significant overlap with pathways recruited for hair follicle proliferation. Now, it's up to researchers to identify these processes and find a way to consistently replicate these hair growth results... and without risking severe injury!
We're getting closer to answers. In the meantime, don't try this at home.
Microneedling literature review:
https://link.springer.com/article/10....
About Rob English:
-Editorial board member of Dermatology and Therapy
-Medical editor specializing in hair loss disorders
-Peer-reviewed publications: https://perfecthairhealth.com/publica...
//Get A Free Course On Achieving Hair Regrowth, On Your Terms//
https://perfecthairhealth.com/email-c...
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0:00 – Intro (man burns scalp, regrows hair)
1:12 – DHT & androgenic alopecia: the evidence
3:39 – Eliminating DHT doesn't regrow all lost hair
4:45 – Bald hairs moved to mice regrow in a single hair cycle
5:30 – More cases of wounds causing hair regrowth
7:14 – Has this happened to anyone else?
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