Is it possible to get surgery and get a tail, and have it fully usable, just like if you were born with it?
Like, for example, would it be possible to, 1. Attach the tail in the first place, 2. Keep it healthy, in every sense of the word (as in having the body deliver nutrients, blood, etc.), and 3. Have it be fully functional, i.e. working nerve endings, proper working muscles to move it, etc.
And, I’m assuming, if this was somehow possible, that the skin cells on the surface of the tail could be made to grow hair in much the same way hair restoration works, yes?
Also, if it were possible… it’s obviously going to be expensive… but how much would the entire process cost?
I’m just curious… because I was reading about vestigial structures and how humans have tailbones similar to animals with… tails.
So, like, that means it’s possible, right?
By: Dayomi M
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Biology Hair Restoration, Nerve Endings, Nutrients
scottmercyems asked:
I had an x-ray taken and the radiologist diagnosed me with a type of bone cancer. My local physician then referred me to a doctor who specializes in this type of cancer. The first day I met him I was told I needed a total knee replacement and chemotherapy. I was immediately referred to a cancer doctor to start getting my chemo. Not long after that, a few weeks maybe, I got a biopsy done and was told my cancer was in the intermediate stage, that it didn’t look good. My chemo then started with me getting 4-5 different kinds, which had lots of side effects, including hair loss & making me sterile among others. Not long after that I had my sugery. The doctor then saw me and I was told my cancer wasn’t as bad as he thought that it was in a mild stage. Once my cancer doctor found this out I was told that I didn’t need chemo since it was in the mild stage that all I would have needed was just surgery. As a result I can’t have any kids and I just turned 29. Can someone help me!?!
Law & Ethics Bone Cancer, Chemotherapy, Different Kinds
al_xs_mama_jama asked:
An alarming rate im female and ive tried to lose some hair but its normal to eliminate as possible but some hair is stuck to eliminate as possible but its everywhere even when vacuum im sure the bed the covereverywhere.
My hands get the covereverywhere.
The dryer and ive tried to them my hands get the clothes out wrapped around my hands get the covereverywhere.
Hair Clothes, Stress, Vacuum
Addison E asked:
Hair loss is listed in the side effects for the medicine amitriptyline that I am taking. I was just wondering what could cause it. The sheet that I received with it said to consult doctor if you experience hair loss. I’m not, like, losing chunks or anything, but I keep finding a lot more hair all over the house. And when I am in the shower there is a lot more hair falling out when I run my fingers thourgh is and wash it.
Other - Health Amitriptyline, Fingers, Medicine
PeggyKnight asked:
Tyra Banks toont behandeld een verhaal over een middelbare schoolmeisje dat lijders van Alopecia Areata. Tyra maakt de reis aan haar middelbare school om haar te helpen de andere studenten confronteren die haar over haar haarverlies plagen, en troost haar aangezien de tiener het verhaal van haar vader vertelt die, veroorzakend haar zo veel spanning overgaat dat zij begon haar haar los te maken. Peggy Knight heeft haar eigen slag met Alopecia Areata als tiener bestreden en door haar strijd met haarverlies ontwikkelde zij de Oplossingen van de Ridder van Peggy…
People High School Girl, Peggy Knight, Teenager
I would love to have something that rids my skin of unwanted hair forever! But I’m sure it’s not forever. If it was, they wouldn’t have replacement warranties on it. lol
By: BaByKaKeSAbout the Author:
Other - Skin & Body Hair Remover, Laser Hair, Love
Hi There,
Has anyone had a hair restoration surgery? If you have, does it work good?
I’ve tried Rogaine and some other stuff, but need a more permanent solution to my hair loss. A Toupee or wig is not an option.
Thanks!
By: Mario M.
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Hair Hair Restoration Surgery, Permanent Solution, Wig