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Stem Cells - The Future of Medicine...PRP and ADSC Hair Restoration Therapy (Platelet Rich Plasma and Adult Stem Cell Therapy) are types of Growing back Medicine that tie together the power of your own body's Growth Factors, bio-active proteins and Stem Cells to promote hair rebirth and regrow your hair - naturally.Specifically planned for Hair Regrowth and the treatment of Hair Loss in both Men and Women:*Blood-Derived PRP Therapy for Hair Regrowth*Adipose-Derived Adult Stem Cell Therapy for Hair Regrowth (also known as Autologous Stromal Vascular Fraction)PRP Hair Restoration involves the injection of your own Growth Factors and/or Stem Cells into the area of thinning hair to stimulate hair production in miniaturized hair Grafts, as in Male and Female Pattern Hair Loss. What are Stem CellsStem Cells are a class of undifferentiated cells that have the potential to develop into a diverse range of specialized cells and tissues within the body, such as skin, nerve, muscle cells, etc. They can replicate indefinitely, and thus act as a repair system for the human body, replenishing damaged body tissue.The rudimentary concept of holding one's hair up goes back centuries ago. However it's not the base concept of keeping long hair out of your business, face, high-speed hydraulic machinery and the like, but it's for fashion as well. It probably started with the hairpin and developed to the hair clip. Archaeologists have old hairpins that date back as far as 600 B.C. They postulate that is probably went further back, but what museums have on hand that resembles closest to the pins we sell today, that are some of the oldest physical evidence in historical proof. With ancient hairpins there really isn't much difference between their styles, except that some of them were from carved wood. The metal ones are similar, and keep a slight barb near the tip from falling out. The less ubiquitous, and possibly more ancient, the hair comb is another accessory that grew out of function and into fashion. The Romans, Greeks, and dozens of Persian and Middle Eastern ancients produced beautiful hair combs with elaborate carvings in wood and bone that are commonly found in archaeological digs all over Europe and Asia.