Aesthetic Dermatology

Future Technologies Hold Promise for Hair Restoration

Publish date: January 12, 2011

 

EXPERT ANALYSIS FROM THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FLORIDA SOCIETY OF DERMATOLOGIC SURGEONS

Considerable work remains to be done before regenerative medical hair cloning becomes a clinically viable option, Dr. Mejia said. "How far out are we? I say 5-10 years."

Dr. Mejia said he had no relevant disclosures.

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