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  • krewel
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 187

    Originally posted by baldybald
    no, it will be less exp because we do not need a big team like in HT. take a sample from the donor area then multiply it in the lab and finally put it back to the head.
    Here we go again, another wild claim. You don't need a team? Are you actually aware of the costs of cell-culturing? This has to be done in a special laboratory. According to Mr.Hall from Replicel (and their technology is pretty much the same) the costs will be about the same, or at least competitive. And he wasn't even sure about that.

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    • ulanude
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2011
      • 105

      Originally posted by 5000
      suppose a treatment comes in 2014 or lets say 2015,16 dont you beleive it will also be alot more expensive than conventional HTs??
      we'd be lucky to see this in 2014-16. just too much money in HT (billion market)...and the lobby will just delay

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      • baldybald
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2012
        • 243

        Originally posted by krewel
        Here we go again, another wild claim. You don't need a team? Are you actually aware of the costs of cell-culturing? This has to be done in a special laboratory. According to Mr.Hall from Replicel (and their technology is pretty much the same) the costs will be about the same, or at least competitive. And he wasn't even sure about that.
        maybe you are right, but also the price that feller gives is not the same as hasson or rahal even if they use the same thing(HT)

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        • BoSox
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2010
          • 697

          Aderans utilizes patient's own hair to generate hair growth. The method is called Ji Gami which will provide unlimited number of hair generating cellular units.

          I rest my case.

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          • Maradona
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2011
            • 822

            Originally posted by BoSox
            Aderans utilizes patient's own hair to generate hair growth. The method is called Ji Gami which will provide unlimited number of hair generating cellular units.

            I rest my case.
            Hopefully we can find out what they are up to this year.

            I really think Aderans and Tokyo should join their research. That would be a no fail strategy.

            We learned from replicel that doing what they claim is not easy at all and bound to fail most of the time .

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            • krewel
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2011
              • 187

              Originally posted by Maradona
              We learned from replicel that doing what they claim is not easy at all and bound to fail most of the time .
              Replicel did not fail, but I don't want to go through this the 10th time. I heard a German interview with Prof.Hoffmann today and some patiens were showing >18% regrowth. That is absoluteley enough for Phase I. Phase II is planned to start 2013 in Germany with 60-100 participants and he is very confident about it.

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              • BoSox
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2010
                • 697

                Originally posted by krewel
                Replicel did not fail, but I don't want to go through this the 10th time. I heard a German interview with Prof.Hoffmann today and some patiens were showing >18% regrowth. That is absoluteley enough for Phase I. Phase II is planned to start 2013 in Germany with 60-100 participants and he is very confident about it.
                If Aderans is planning to come to market in 2014, how will Replicel even make any money? Baldness will be in the history books, why bother continuing with trials?

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                • krewel
                  Senior Member
                  • Aug 2011
                  • 187

                  Originally posted by BoSox
                  If Aderans is planning to come to market in 2014, how will Replicel even make any money? Baldness will be in the history books, why bother continuing with trials?
                  Yes, that is my only concern with Replicel, which I mentioned some posts ago. I just wanted to make clear, that Replicel did not fail. All these false rumors are confusing people. But I guess if this problem appears for Replicel, it's not our concern anymore .

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                  • Maradona
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2011
                    • 822

                    Originally posted by krewel
                    Yes, that is my only concern with Replicel, which I mentioned some posts ago. I just wanted to make clear, that Replicel did not fail. All these false rumors are confusing people. But I guess if this problem appears for Replicel, it's not our concern anymore .
                    It's an opinion. Some people consider it a total failure others see it as promising.

                    Nobody knows what will happen.

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                    • gutted
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2011
                      • 1397

                      Originally posted by ulanude
                      we'd be lucky to see this in 2014-16. just too much money in HT (billion market)...and the lobby will just delay
                      intresting view...how about other treatments? like histogen etc?

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                      • baldybald
                        Senior Member
                        • Jul 2012
                        • 243

                        i sent an email to histogen 1 month ago, but everytime i ask for the timeline they just ignore that question and answer the rest. at least they answer. here is the answer after asking them for updates:

                        Thank you for your interest and message. In addition to information from Dr. Ziering’s clinical study, the HSC page of our website has been updated with preliminary results from the ongoing Phase I/II clinical trial (http://www.histogen.com/applications/hsc.htm).



                        Histogen is pleased with the progress of the HSC program, and the safety and efficacy results seen with the treatment thus far. Further clinical trials will be required prior to market introduction of HSC in the US or elsewhere.



                        Thank you,

                        Eileen

                        Eileen Brandt

                        Director of Corporate Communications

                        Histogen, Inc

                        and here is an answer from aderans 3 months ago when i asked them for updates:

                        Right now our clinical sites have completed their enrollment for theactive protocols. We anticipate starting additional protocols and clinicsites in the coming months. Please continue to keep an eye on ourwebsite for updates using the link below. http://aderansresearch.com/ari_clinicupdates.html Thank you for your interest.
                        Info Desk
                        Aderans Research

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                        • gmonasco
                          Inactive
                          • Apr 2010
                          • 865

                          Originally posted by ulanude
                          we'd be lucky to see this in 2014-16. just too much money in HT (billion market)...and the lobby will just delay
                          The hair transplant industry has no leverage to stop a multi-national corporation from bringing a hair loss treatment to market.

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                          • Maradona
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2011
                            • 822

                            Originally posted by gmonasco
                            The hair transplant industry has no leverage to stop a multi-national corporation from bringing a hair loss treatment to market.
                            Yup, all they can do is talk shit on it and corner you into a HT.

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                            • JRQ
                              Member
                              • May 2012
                              • 39

                              Statistically speaking and at this point, I don't even consider Replicel as part of the game. I have my scope narrowed down to Histogen and Aderans, particularly the latter of the two. The technology Aderans is touting is a bit like a HT on steroids, but it can ultimately cure baldness. When you think of a normal single session transplant of typically around 2-4k grafts (not FUE), Aderans looks awesome. You're talking about unlimited follicles compared to a couple of thousand here and there.

                              I do hope that hair loss technology continues to progress until an actual pill can stop hair loss. Until that point, I'm fine with a small incision in the back of my scalp to produce unlimited follicles. I just want my damn hair line back lol.

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                              • Alf
                                Member
                                • Jul 2012
                                • 91

                                Originally posted by BoSox
                                If Aderans is planning to come to market in 2014, how will Replicel even make any money? Baldness will be in the history books, why bother continuing with trials?
                                If the technology to replicel is cheaper or better in some other way they can take the market anyway.

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