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TissUse Smart Hair Transplant

TissUse Smart Hair Transplant is at the preclinical stage for androgenetic alopecia, developed by TissUse.

Multiplying a small donor harvest into a larger graft — hair multiplication by another name.

PreclinicalHair cloning & follicle neogenesisSurgicalStem cell activation

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Developed by
TissUse
Current phase
Preclinical

Animal data exists; the sponsor is working toward permission to test in humans.

Mechanism
Stem cell activation

Uses stem or progenitor cells to regenerate or replace follicle tissue.

Indications
Androgenetic alopecia
Also known as
TissUse, J. Hewitt smart hair
Last public activity
No trials on record
Copy last reviewed
August 2026
Record confidence
Low

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Development history

No phase changes recorded yet.

Registered trials

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No trials matched to this programme in ClinicalTrials.gov.

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Sources

Related programmes

Other programmes in the register with the same mechanism: Stem cell activation.

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Hair Pipeline, "TissUse Smart Hair Transplant — development record", hairpipeline.com/pipeline/tissuse-smart-hair