In-depth Histogen trial results

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  • wolvie1985
    Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 51

    In-depth Histogen trial results

    Heads up guys:



    Not sure how to square the stats on Page 19 (only a 15% increase in total hair count) with the results on the prior pages that show a 51% and 47% increase in total hair count. Any thoughts?
  • thejdizzle
    Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 44

    #2
    nice post, ive been following histogen for a while and its good to see an update. The results are just updates on the first trial but are still very encouraging. its also important to remember that these results were received from only one injection, who knows if multiple will increase the hair count...they will be learning this from the next trials.

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    • gmonasco
      Inactive
      • Apr 2010
      • 865

      #3
      Note the next step:

      "Further clinical evaluation required: multiple treatments, increase dose"

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      • rtpatter
        Member
        • Apr 2010
        • 38

        #4
        Have the asian trials started yet?

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        • 25 going on 65
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2010
          • 1476

          #5
          So they actually regrew hairs that fell out completely? An increase in "hair count" seems to suggest exactly that. This is the holy grail of alopecia treatment, is it not? To re-grow hair from "dead" follicles without surgical transplant?

          Unfortunately the photos aren't too impressive imo, but I'm hopeful about the potential of bigger doses and multiple treatments

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          • NvIs
            Member
            • Jul 2010
            • 52

            #6
            Impressive it seem histogen have several uses besides hair loss!

            I think an average of 50% increase all around is pretty good, but I'm wondering about pricing. Considering this will be a competitor against Hair transplants, minoxidil, and Finasteride, I wonder if it'll be priced competitively towards one of those 3? Hopefully not priced against Hair transplants! Or maybe it'll be cheap and prices on other hair products will go down

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            • Dutch_Dude
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2010
              • 238

              #7
              Originally posted by NvIs
              Impressive it seem histogen have several uses besides hair loss!

              I think an average of 50% increase all around is pretty good, but I'm wondering about pricing. Considering this will be a competitor against Hair transplants, minoxidil, and Finasteride, I wonder if it'll be priced competitively towards one of those 3? Hopefully not priced against Hair transplants! Or maybe it'll be cheap and prices on other hair products will go down
              look, minoxidil and finasteride are treatments, not solutions...and histogen looks like a solution, so even if it costs 100.000 Eur, i'll get it if it restores your head completely.

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              • 25 going on 65
                Senior Member
                • Sep 2010
                • 1476

                #8
                Originally posted by NvIs
                I think an average of 50% increase all around is pretty good,
                This is where I get a little iffy. A 50% improvement over one's current hair isn't necessarily impressive, depending on the original hair count. In the end, we alll want to know what % of our original hair can be restored.

                If you're a NW6 with 20 hairs on top of his head, and you get another 50% added to it, you'll still only have 30 hairs and will still look like a NW6.

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                • NvIs
                  Member
                  • Jul 2010
                  • 52

                  #9
                  Originally posted by 25 going on 65
                  This is where I get a little iffy. A 50% improvement over one's current hair isn't necessarily impressive, depending on the original hair count. In the end, we alll want to know what % of our original hair can be restored.

                  If you're a NW6 with 20 hairs on top of his head, and you get another 50% added to it, you'll still only have 30 hairs and will still look like a NW6.
                  Very true, but the good thing to look at is it seems the extra hair follicles are increasing more and more each month or increasing at the same rate.
                  For one of the tests patients it seemed to keep increasing.
                  At the 2 month mark, it increased on an average of 5 hairs a month.
                  At the 12 month mark, it increased on an average of 9 hairs a month.
                  With the other patient, it stayed steady at 7 hairs a month.
                  So I'm very very curious after the 12 month mark if hairs will keep increasing without any other dosage. If you kept increasing hair count at that rate, you'll have some very good gains in some years just at a slower rate than people with more hair. Not to mention if the increased injection dose does yields more gains, then a nice set of hair wouldn't be far.
                  I really wouldn't say its the holy grail or a cure yet, but this does seem promising!
                  I with they just gave more info on their results...

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                  • Thebaldone1
                    Member
                    • Apr 2010
                    • 50

                    #10
                    Im wondering about the hairline. If you have a receiving hairline and you get the injections, will it fill in where your original hairline was? Cant wait for this to finally be out. Do you know if you could put in a large donation and get on the next trail?

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                    • Fixed by 35
                      Senior Member
                      • Mar 2010
                      • 618

                      #11
                      Histogen will price their product at a level that achieves the biggest return. It'll be more than it costs to produce and administer of course, which isn't cheap, but it won't be as much as hair transplants. The company will want to sell to large numbers of people, because that makes more money than charging large amounts to a small number of people.

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                      • Fixed by 35
                        Senior Member
                        • Mar 2010
                        • 618

                        #12
                        By the way, no reputable research company would allow subjects to buy their way into a trial because it could corrupt the data. Subjects who are too desperate for a result might not report side effects to continue getting the treatment, for example.

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                        • KeepTheHair
                          Senior Member
                          • Mar 2010
                          • 1215

                          #13
                          This is awesome.


                          My hair is a great deal better than it was before I started my regimen. But I can't spend this much time and money on hairloss. I really can't wait for this to come out so I can have a lower hairline. Good stuff.

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                          • whynot
                            Member
                            • May 2010
                            • 74

                            #14
                            There's still no word on the issue of funding this project, is there?

                            Also - I find it strange that current phase 2 results from Aderans have been released to what appears to be such little fanfare on this site.

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                            • imbaldinglikeamofo
                              Member
                              • Jul 2010
                              • 49

                              #15
                              You know.........its so upsetting that we think we might have something here, yet it will take 4-5 more years to get it. For god sakes, test the medicine for a year and check for bad side effects the following year. But jeeeeeeeeeeez, 5 more years, this totally blows!!!!

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