Histogen Announcement

[MackJames]

I'm pretty sure it's a given at this point in time that HSC is going to work best for men with a maintenance treatment, which in our case is something inhibiting DHT.

Incidentally, I don't think it a negative thing at all that women suffering from AGA (and other forms of hair loss) will have an additional treatment available for them, if HSC is successfully launched.

I wonder how effective the treatment would be on early stage mpb, before the hair is irretrievably ravage by the various biological processes like dht exposure. Would such a treatment serve to strengthen , prevent or at least offset DHT sensitive hairs from weakening.

[Thinning87]

very likely

[simba]

Yeah I guess they were there for a different reason and they have a very short time to present their company!

I think we'll hear more about their future plans once RestoregeneX goes online! They will announce their plans and milestones...with estimated product release dates, etc....its early days



I think you hit the nail on its head lol...no point guessing anymore! there are just way too many things to take into account <sigh>

For what its worth I like your predictions, they keep me optimistic

[scrumb]

For anyone interested, the full presentation is available on their site now:

http://www.histogen.com/downloads/scmom-oct2013-final.pdf

[garethbale]

Interesting

Their HSC appears to work better for guys over 40 in middle age, rather than early hair loss sufferers in their 20s and 30s, who respond best to current treatments such as propecia and minoxidil

[hellouser]

Interesting

Their HSC appears to work better for guys over 40 in middle age, rather than early hair loss sufferers in their 20s and 30s, who respond best to current treatments such as propecia and minoxidil

Weird.....

Although, HSC is only one treatment. We could get some interesting results if we compound; HSC + Minox + Dermarolling + RU/CB/FIN

[UK_]

You're forgetting the secret ingredient.

http://www.naturesbest.co.uk/prostex-for-men-p698/?SRC=GOSAPL&OVMTC=Exact&site=&creative=27578456588&OVKEY=saw%20palmetto&url_id=25658690&adpos=1t1&device=c&gclid=CPjn9cm_mboCFZIPtAoduEAABw

[yeahyeahyeah]

Interesting

Their HSC appears to work better for guys over 40 in middle age, rather than early hair loss sufferers in their 20s and 30s, who respond best to current treatments such as propecia and minoxidil

• Regional analysis shows that HSC grows new hair in all regions of the scalp – temporal recession,
mid scalp and vertex. (Minoxidil and Propecia do not have positive results in hard-to-treat
temporal regions)
• Data shows that men over 40 respond extremely well to HSC, as shown in both Honduras and
Philippine trials (current products are most effective in men in their 20s and 30s, in the early
stages of hair loss)

That says it all, they are basically saying it works best on men who are not slick bald. In other words it is a superior treatment to fin/minox.

Higher norwoods will probably need to get a HT and use HSC to maintain. The good NEWS is , HSC will mean HT Drs can then be much more aggressive with HTs. Due to this being a reliable and safe treatment unlike fin.

[UK_]

"regional analysis shows that hsc grows new hair in all regions of the scalp – temporal recession, mid scalp and vertex. (minoxidil and propecia do not have positive results in hard-to-treat temporal regions)"

[yeahyeahyeah]

UK knows.

Everyone is getting so ****ing negative and hysterical on here.

Guess it is because of Aderans.

I remember saying back then Aderans would fold, and it did. Histogen just wont. These guys know how to get a product to market, they have already done it with regenica.

It is also a good product, I work in a start up, and the number one rule with a good product is that you cant polish a turd.

Aderans product was shit, then they tried to tweek it tweek it tweek. They had already lost the battle...

[UK_]

That says it all, they are basically saying it works best on men who are not slick bald. In other words it is a superior treatment to fin/minox.

Higher norwoods will probably need to get a HT and use HSC to maintain. The good NEWS is , HSC will mean HT Drs can then be much more aggressive with HTs. Due to this being a reliable and safe treatment unlike fin.

That part you highlighted is referring to FIN and MINOX... Histogen are saying FIN and MINOX are only effective in initial stages of hair loss for younger patients... HSC [on the other hand] is effective at growing NEW HAIR for OLDER PATIENTS TOO!!! This is good news Histogen are stating that they are capable of growing new hair!

[TravisB]

Not much new, they're looking forward to moving to a 2b phase (in North America? Asia? Sorry I missed that) for men and 1-something for women. And then, this image.

Wow, if this result is legit then it's insane!

It will probably turn out to work great for some women, but like total shit for ALL men

[yeahyeahyeah]

That part you highlighted is referring to FIN and MINOX... Histogen are saying FIN and MINOX are only effective in initial stages of hair loss for younger patients... HSC [on the other hand] is effective at growing NEW HAIR for OLDER PATIENTS TOO!!! This is good news Histogen are stating that they are capable of growing new hair!

Misread it. Well that is good news.

So glad about this update by Histogen, obviously the scientific community are taking them seriously as well as they will be presenting at MESA.

[yeahyeahyeah]

Wow, if this result is legit then it's insane!

It will probably turn out to work great for some women, but like total shit for ALL men

why? Women's hairloss is affected by testosterone/DHT.

[moore]

For anyone interested, the full presentation is available on their site now:

http://www.histogen.com/downloads/sc...2013-final.pdf

Quite impressive..
is there any need to keep on using antiandrogens with this procedure?