Follica

[thinningTooSoon]

Sounds about right. Out of curiosity what is the clinic called?
I've been googling dermarolling lots lately but have never come across that link.

Diane Nivern Clinic

[brunobald]

Some more recent Follica articles in French I think.

http://www.maxisciences.com/calvitie..._art30728.html

http://www.topsante.com/beaute-et-so...-miracle-43969

[Vox]

Some more recent Follica articles in French I think.

http://www.maxisciences.com/calvitie..._art30728.html

http://www.topsante.com/beaute-et-so...-miracle-43969

Essentially they repeat what we already know here. There are just two details in the first article worth mentioning.

(1) They say that Follica is already conducting phase II trials on humans with success: newly generated follicles with their method turn into hair, a first as they say. Was that known already? It is new to me.

(2) The article starts by saying "American researchers announced that they are very close to commercialize a treatment that would allow hair regeneration". I am wondering, is it really so (close to commercialization) or did they need a catchy title?

[Pentarou]

I'd love it if the conspiracy theory turns out to be true that Aderans packed it in because they discovered that Follica would beat them to the market with a better/more permanent procedure. If only, eh lads?

[greatjob!]

I'd love it if the conspiracy theory turns out to be true that Aderans packed it in because they discovered that Follica would beat them to the market with a better/more permanent procedure. If only, eh lads?

I would be sooooo happy!!!

[TO YOUNG TO RETIRE]

is here any investor big economic guy to know info from the inside to confirm our hopes?
because if cotsarelis outperforms aderans and histogen and all then who cares

[greatjob!]

is here any investor big economic guy to know info from the inside to confirm our hopes?
because if cotsarelis outperforms aderans and histogen and all then who cares

I'm pretty sure both companies are privately funded, so the only people who would have any info like this would be large capital investors who would be under nondisclosure agreements and would be idiots for leaking info about either company.

[hellouser]

I'd love it if the conspiracy theory turns out to be true that Aderans packed it in because they discovered that Follica would beat them to the market with a better/more permanent procedure. If only, eh lads?

Definitely very much a possibility. No point in releasing a product, spending more time, resources, funding, etc. to know your product is going to get obliterated.

[UK_]

Essentially they repeat what we already know here. There are just two details in the first article worth mentioning.

(1) They say that Follica is already conducting phase II trials on humans with success: newly generated follicles with their method turn into hair, a first as they say. Was that known already? It is new to me.

(2) The article starts by saying "American researchers announced that they are very close to commercialize a treatment that would allow hair regeneration". I am wondering, is it really so (close to commercialization) or did they need a catchy title?

The day these comments come from Follica directly I will believe them, until then, I will never believe journalists because they are just bullshitters.

[HairBane]

I'd love it if the conspiracy theory turns out to be true that Aderans packed it in because they discovered that Follica would beat them to the market with a better/more permanent procedure. If only, eh lads?

Ooh, I like that.