Artificial hair implanting method
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1. A method of implanting an artificial hair into human tissue, comprising:
- providing an implanting needle means having a point,providing an artificial hair having a trunk portion of relatively great length and at one end an integral enlarged and elongated root having a tip end, said trunk portion integrally joining said root at a flexible neck,grasping the neck of the root of said artificial hair with the point of said needle means and causing the root to fold back against said trunk,thrusting said root into the epidermis with said needle until said root reaches the hypodermal tissue, the tip end of said root trailing said neck as said root passes into the tissue, andwithdrawing said needle whereby said root remains in the upper region of the hypodermal layer, with its tip end turned back an with said elongated root lying against the trunk portion extending from said neck, said hair being firmly fixed in position.
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Abstract
A method of implanting artificial hairs in human tissue is disclosed. An artificial hair has a root at one end which is set under the epidermis with a needle means. The needle means has its point shaped for holding an artificial hair at the neck of the root. The root is thrust into an upper region of the hypodermal layer with the needle means. Withdrawing the needle means leaves the root in position, with its tip end turned back, thus permitting the hair to be firmly implanted.
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1. A method of implanting an artificial hair into human tissue, comprising:
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providing an implanting needle means having a point, providing an artificial hair having a trunk portion of relatively great length and at one end an integral enlarged and elongated root having a tip end, said trunk portion integrally joining said root at a flexible neck, grasping the neck of the root of said artificial hair with the point of said needle means and causing the root to fold back against said trunk, thrusting said root into the epidermis with said needle until said root reaches the hypodermal tissue, the tip end of said root trailing said neck as said root passes into the tissue, and withdrawing said needle whereby said root remains in the upper region of the hypodermal layer, with its tip end turned back an with said elongated root lying against the trunk portion extending from said neck, said hair being firmly fixed in position. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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