I am aware of a couple of places in Los Angeles that claim, they offer hair cloning. Since all of the so called kinks haven’t been worked out yet, isn’t there a potential of a cell being cancer producing.
Cloning hair in Los Angeles? It would have made Time Magazine, Newsweek, New York Times, and all the major headlines if it was true. Cloning hair does not exist as of 2014 except in the hands of sleazy people. The claim is likely a marketing gimmick and it may be subject to the California Medical Board’s attention on false advertising if it is promoted by a doctor.
With regard to your question concerning cancer and hair cloning, there is a risk of cancer in some animals who were given stem cells. This produces an unknown factor with stem cells and if it ever went to human use, this question will be on the top of the FDA concerns that would have to be addressed.
