Let'S Talk Hair - Guest Speaker & Second Scalp Specialist, Flora Fuentes

Welcome again to the hair loss solutions, TV - and we are excited with the interview that we have today for is someone who you are going to find some incredible revolutionary breaking news about hair replacement in 3d technology. So let me not waste any time I want to introduce flora treinta. Did I pronounce that right this time? Yes, is it Mexican? Is it Spanish, it's Spanish, Spanish, beautiful beautiful, because then I got a beautiful Spanish husband, so we enjoy you. Thank you. Well, you have a wonderful background, you're right now in New York City, basically, where your practice is that okay, so I originally from New York City, I still live in New York City and I started like in New York City for over 20 years and then I Opened up in Westchester County about three years ago and Westchester County is actually 20 minutes north of New York City. So I didn't venture out too far where people in New York City get out to so they can relax, get out of the town yeah Westchester County. What'S wonderful about our area is that we have many of the residents actually travel to Midtown from Westchester County and they're there in about 20 minutes to go to work, and then they get back and they're actually in a suburb, so they can get away from the Noise, but still be close to heading to the theater and everything that New York City has to offer. You know you you're in the hub of the world, obviously - and you have brought to your practice and now all over the United States - something very revolutionary for people who are going through thinning here or hair loss yeah. Would you tell us a little bit about 3d printing technology because our audience, I know, we've heard some comments and excitement already just in the promo of this. Let them know what is 3d printing technology for hair replacement. Okay, so it's basically utilizing the best of both worlds: modern advanced technology with the artisan work of a natural hair replacement system, and it's brought to you by cheddar rigazzi laboratories that is based in bologna, italy and i am fortunate enough to be part. Their team serving as an educator or otherwise known as a US director here in the United States or North America, because I travel to Canada as well to educate other centers. So what stands apart, for what makes this hair replacement systems different from other hair replacement system is the technology behind it. Chesley regazzi has a huge R & D department, research and development department, and they came up with this hair replacement system that is made out of biomedical materials. It is the only non-surgical hair replacement system that is FDA compliant, which is fabulous. It has given me as a professional in the hair loss field, the ability to help many men and women that have may have suffered trauma to the scalp that are burn survivors, so others that I was not able to help in the past with other technologies. And so that's what makes it so unique from other hair replacement centers, I mean it's easy from other hair replacement technology so to the audience. The bio membrane that they're using it actually breathes with the skin, like a second scalp, in fact, isn't that with CMC and the Italian translation kind of translates to yes, yes, it actually is an acronym for Capelli, naturally contacto, which means natural contact, hair and so the Biomechanical material is meant to basically work with the wearer's body temperature. It'S like a second skin and that's really where the 3d technology is brought into after we meet with a client or if it's at a doctor's office, a patient. We take what are called parameters which are specialized measurements of the area of hair loss. We start with a scalp mapping and a plaster of Paris mold and that's to get an actual impression of the person's head, because no two heads are alike. It'S like fingerprints, and so when we gather this impression, along with all the specifications of the wearer hair, color, texture density, skin tone, because it is an actual prosthetic. All of those specifications go to the laboratory. In bologna, italy, where the 3d printing technology is utilized to read the actual mold or impressions and replicate a second scalp and that's another biotech, no medical technology afterwards comes into effect. So, instead of a factory, let's say in China or Indonesia, or the Philippines or the majority in the world, our earpieces are made. This is made in a laboratory in Bologna, Italy, which ready takes it to another level and give the audience a little bit. Those kind of an announcement you guys made just recently at all the owners meetings of the licensed people throughout the United States that have been certified and licensed to carry this product and serve it for their clients. You became prosthetic identified, not just your piece or quality. You know good, you really have a prosthetic. Am I correct? It'S an actual hair and scalp prosthesis, so it's the CNC. We call it the CNC 3d hair and scalp prosthetic. For that reason, it has actually been recognized as a medical device in Europe and we are hoping with you know some good timing, that it will do so the same here in North America. Okay - and I know you got Claudia working around the United States at least trying to get that announcement out how important it is for alopecia patients and they have a full head of hair to be able wear it. Let'S talk about wearing it 24/7 and no compromise gives the audience a little bit of background and how that takes place. What'S up yes, thank you and what's wonderful about the CNC 3d prosthetic is that you are able to wear it 24/7. You may shower shampoo blow-dry and take care of this as it was your own growing head of hair. We know that it isn't, but we really want to emulate and simulate what your own hair would be like, and so there isn't any compromise in the respect that you can just go about your regular activity or for many of my clients, they've actually become more active. After so, you mentioned Claudia, Claudia kasha, out of Italy, she is the founder of alopecia and Friends. It'S a very large community of men and women with alopecia areata totalis in universalis, and she really has been out there promoting this because it has changed her. It has helped her life. You know she has such a unique story as far as how quickly she lost her hair, and so she is put it to the test. She has been out there in the wind in the rain in she swims. She does everything with her cnc, but she's also one to promote confidence with or without hair. So we absolutely love her she's, a very special woman. After we did an interview with her. While I was in Italy nectary a member she's so precious I mean she is doing the passion of sharing the support of alopecia children, men, women and giving them the balance. I really like that floor. I'M sure you've seen it a lot they're coming to a comfort level with themselves to be able to that. They like the situation or really even like without here, but they feel comfortable enough and confident enough, because when they do put their ear on, they look absolutely breathtaking and it's undetectable at that point without without you know, fanfare and all the commercial stuff. It really is a second head of here. I got to share a story and I think you already knew this story, but I want the audience to hear this when the owners were at the medical community showing this this prosthetic, the medical community want to know. Why would a wig company be here we're teaching on medicine and transplants and all that and they took the scope at 200, magnified scope and put it out and they were all stunning to the where they their jaws dropped, because it replicated the same surgical procedure as A transplant or natural growing hair, which is pretty incredible. Yes, I absolutely actually each other Agassi laboratories was the only non-medical company that was actually asked to attend. The is hrs conference, which is the International Society for hair restoration surgeons, and to be able to present this technology as a another option for patients that have had hair transplants or for patients that have are not good candidates for a transplant. Whether it be not enough donor, hair or a medical history that wouldn't allow them to have surgery, this is a wonderful option for a doctor to bring into his or her practice as a to a hair transplant or to be utilized in conjunction with a hair transplant Procedure, and so yes, we demonstrated, with a 200 time, magnified Pro scope camera, which is basically a high-definition, magnified camera. That was, we compared on the patient, their own growing hair took a photograph and then took a photograph of the CNC prosthetic. It looked just like their own scalp. The only difference was that we didn't see this little tiny blood vessels, obviously because it's a prosthetic - and they were absolutely amazed - and we are working with a number of physicians here in the US also through South America, North America, in Europe. And it's the the information and the technology's just starting to spread where we are actually are getting a lot more enquiries about this. It'S interesting because a lot of the dermatologists in the flame, the surgeons to do transplant, have become excited enough to actually open centers right into their medical practice, of serving these particular prosthetic, ear pieces and etc, along with trichology who is who is the CNC best? For I mean you know, women have always been forgotten. I feel in so many ways, except for a wig. You know if somebody's just thinning on top, you can see more of the scalp at any age 2030. Is that a good candidate is a good candidate for a man that has lost their hair? Give us that the kind of that category of who's best suited for this type of product, the person that is best suited for this type of prosthesis, is a man or a woman with thinning hair or hair loss. Age is really not a determinant factor because we actually work with young children, teenagers with all various types of hair loss or alopecia, and, like I mentioned before, those that have also suffered suffer from a traumatic surgical procedure. Let'S say to the scalp: be it from an accident or a burn survivor, let's say so. It is not a prosthetic that has to be designed for someone with total hair loss, although we can work with patients or clients with alopecia, totalis and universalis. It is for a woman who's - maybe perhaps just starting to fin of the traditional type of hair loss that we see in women, which is considered androgen, etic alopecia, for example, a woman who feel that may feel that her part starting to widen a little bit on The top of the head. She is a good candidate for a CNC 3d prosthetic because the prosthesis can be customized for that specific area. Only for a man with male pattern, hair loss, whether it's a receded hairline of the center or the crown area where there's loss of hair. We can design this to only fill in that area of hair loss alone. So it's what we call a partial hair replacement or a full hair replacement either one and age. I would have to tell you from my own experience where I see at my Center. I see men very young men from age 23 to 35 to come in. That are actually looking for this technology and one of the reasons being is because, with other hair replacements, we actually have to shave hair in order to adhere, and that can scare many for some. They may be perfectly fine with it and that's okay, but this again provides another option at my Center, who are those that may be hesitant to shave because with the CNC prosthesis, it is secured with a medical adhesive for cohesive that is dermatologist tested and it's applied To hair and scalp and all of the materials that are used are hypoallergenic. However, we still conduct a skin test on everyone that decides to order a C and C 3d prosthetic. I know you've made some transformations in people's lives and I'd like you to share with the audience, because I mean you've, you've done men, you've done women and it does some wonderful work and I think many of the owners of people across the country that have come Together very few I mean we were they're all licensed in the United States, but this is still a very innovative thing, even though it's 40 years old over overseas and now all over the world, it really is new to the United States for three years yeah. You train some lives. You have some real life change appearance. What'S the one that really stands out for you of a woman who's gone through the transformation of a CNC? I have several, but I think that one that really sticks out is a a young lady. She like to say her name, because she allows me to her. Name: is Miranda she's, 15 years old and thinks she's just about turned 16, and she has what's called trichotillomania, which is not a traditional hair loss. But it is what is called a BF RB, which is a body focused repetitive, um behavior, in which the person actually pulls their own hair, and so with her trichotillomania, it became so noticeable that she actually wasn't able to go to school. So she was homebound and her school had a no hat policy, so she couldn't go to school with a scarf on her head, her hat, and so she was homebound. She came to me through a referral. They actually drove from Kentucky to New York to see me, and they were referred to me through the therapist that specializes in helping young women with trichotillomania, and she had seen some of our work and as soon as she had this done, I mean it's like she Lit up the room, she felt so much better. Her mother just sent me photographs of Miranda attending her junior prom. She was able to go back to school. She was named for her prom. It just made such a difference for her and she even agreed to take photographs. She wanted to model. For me, she says I'll, be happy to model to show other young women and women that this is something that's available, so I think, definitely made such a difference. In her life and she's so happy, you know, what's really wonderful about that story, I interviewed one of the top doctors in trichotillomania a psychologist and she was relating the fact that the blocking of the compulsive disorder can, as we have experienced in the number of our Clients that have worn the cncs have actually brought them and broken the compulsive disorder, and we know that the hair grows underneath so their hair can grow back and they can come back they're, not even needing or needing only a small area where they may have damaged, And traumatized the hair, so that is beautiful. Well, I want to excite the I want to excite the Cleveland audience because you are we've invited you and you have accepted to come into Cleveland, Ohio, yeah, I'm so excited. So we've got a tremendous. My response from the people coming in they're going to learn about the CNC and their the 3d technology to see real clients think they can talk to and converse with. Maybe it trick trichotillomania patient as well we're going to talk about the trichology. Tell us a little bit about what you're going to share with us when you get to Cleveland on August 6 on August 6, I will be there, I'm actually going to be talking about what CNC is the technology behind is a science and then the most important Part the fun part of it. What makes you feel great after because after at the end of the day, we just want to have fun with our hair. So I'm going to be talking about the technology. The company, the science present some case study, of where we were able to help from men and women with the CNC 3d prosthesis and, like you mentioned we're going to have a few clients that are actually willing to share their stories, which I am always so thankful For because we middle this is so private for many, and when we have men and women that are willing to talk and share with others. It'S a great opportunity to come out and talk to others and that are also in the same boat as you are, because sometimes when a man or woman has hair a lot, they feel like they're alone, and so events like this, which I'm so thankful to you. Jeffrey for inviting me are so beneficial because maybe if you were hesitant to go in on a one-on-one, maybe you'll feel a lot more comfortable just attending an educational seminar about solutions for hair loss, so cheer ENC we're we're excited to have you then again. It'S August 6, with a listening audience: 1. 2. 3. It'S free completely complimentary, oh by the way, they'll be wine and orders from Italy. So we're going to hear like user device having fun and for my listening audience. I know you appreciate where she has come in a busy schedule: New York for home private practice, she's always on Facebook, traveling all over the country, helping us open their businesses and we've gotten the opportunity to capture her knowledge and capture her to be with us with Her passion on August 6, you have the link right down below you, can register just by clicking on to that and be with us and really learn and also be around people. So you don't feel like you're alone. That'S important, you're, not alone and they're. In solution. Real people, real problems, real solutions, be with us August 6, and we look forward to being with you and you'll, be sharing with Laura live and in person yeah. Thank you very much or to meeting all of you and thank you Jeffrey for having me. Thank you. Thank you. You