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3D Hair Replacement from Italy In-Depth Interview

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By on Medical News Transplants

Stefano Ospitali, CEO of Cesare Ragazzi Laboratories in Bologna, Italy, talks about a new form of hair replacement that is changing women’s lives. 

Interview conducted by Ivanhoe Broadcast News in April 2017.

Cesare Ragazzi Laboratories is an Italian company based in Bologna that produces a hair replacement system, a prosthetic system, that in Italy is a medical device and a full line of the ecological products. This is the perfect replica of a scalp of a person and could be full or partial.  Licensed CNC Center take exact measurement of a client’s scalp to create a mold. All this information and where it’s possible also a sample of the own hair of the client was sent to Italy where a process of thirty nine steps start with the 3-D technology where we print an exact replica of the head of the client. And over this replica we start to apply a polymer that is real comfortable, breathable and give the same result of the scalp. Over this base we inject one by one virgin non-processed hair matching to reach exactly the color of the client in type of color, waving and texture. At this point the system is sent back to the states and inside one of our center here in the United States we are able to deliver this to the client and take care of the first cutting and the first styling. The process from the beginning when we take the polymer in the states and when you are ready again to apply the system in the states takes two months. And very important with our technology with our system with our prosthetic is not necessarily to shave the existing hair under the area. This allows our client to swim, shower and exercise daily. Our brand awareness in Italy is like a Ferrari like an Armonie. I mean the big brand. We started fifty years ago at the beginning just with the idea to do a replica for scalp and from that time we developed day by day always the new technology. We have done study and certification inside different University. We have clients in Guatemala, in Saudi Arabia, in India, in North America and Canada, in Poland, everywhere.

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