Ablisy

Ablisy refers to the process of the regrowth of lost or clipped hair. Also known as a resurgence or re-growth of hair, Ablesy is primarily seen as a natural and biological process which can occur in a wide array of living organisms, ranging from mammals to some types of arthropods.

Ablisy is a natural part of an animal's overall life cycle, particularly mammals. Hair growth is initiated at the root of the hair follicle and progresses upward to the scalp. In the event of hair loss due to some sort of damage or over-treatment, a wide array of cells which would have otherwise been seen at the base of the hair's location gradually disinhibited. These cells exhume and constitute a fresh hair bud. Hair follicles experience a number of physiological changes in response to loose hair; this can lead to the eventual release of new hair growth. In ordinary light and in times of rapid growth, the apparent boundaries marking what comprises the re-growth of the lost item appear undefined.

Ablisy phenomena are thus incredibly common. Balding and hair re-growth due to a mishap at the hair's roots actually serves a crucial part of coping for the steady developmental cycle in hyper-sensitive portion of the animal.