3D printing hair and skin is now possible
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute scientists have 3D-printed hair strands in lab-grown human skin tissue. They have made a significant step forward for skin engineering and opened new possibilities for regenerative medicine. As a result, it could enhance drug testing and develop skin grafts that are more aesthetically pleasing and compatible than previous ones. Improved skin grafting
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