RepliCel Reports Progress on Shiseido Technology

[efedrez]

so this is tomorrow, hopefully there will be a youtube video.

There should be one, I found in Yahoo finance it will be available at http://wsw.com/webcast/rrshq24/repcf
Will try tomorrow but if that doesn't work I'm sure it will be on their site a couple of days after the conference

[FearTheLoss]

I don't believe they post these videos on their site ever..

[efedrez]

I don't believe they post these videos on their site ever..

I hope they will, this is the note with the details

"RepliCel to Present at Rodman & Renshaw's 16th Annual Global Investment Conference in New York
RepliCel Life Sciences Inc.
September 4, 2014 9:00 AM

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Sep 4, 2014) - RepliCel Life Sciences Inc. (REPCF)(TSX VENTURE:RP), a clinical stage regenerative medicine company focused on the development of autologous cell therapies, will be presenting at the Rodman & Renshaw Global Investment Conference at the New York Palace Hotel on Tuesday, September 9, 2014 at 9:15 A.M. local time in the Adam's Salon on the fourth floor.

The 20 minute presentation by Mr. David Hall, CEO, will include an update on the Company's current programs for chronic Achilles tendinosis (RCT-A-01), sun damaged and aging skin (RCS-01) and pattern hair loss (RCH-01). All of RepliCel's autologous cell product candidates address medical conditions caused by a deficit of healthy, functioning cells required for normal healing and function.

The presentation will be webcast and posted on Rodman & Renshaw's website shortly after the live presentation at http://wsw.com/webcast/rrshq24/repcfand on RepliCel's website under the Investor section at http://www.replicel.com/investors/corporate-publications/."

[efedrez]

Guys, the presentation and audio from today conference is available at:

http://wsw.com/webcast/rrshq24/repcf/

They are on track to begin phase 2 in the next few weeks (at least before the end of the year) and then in 52 weeks, results are going to be available!
David Hall also highlighted the fact that Shiseido will start phase 2 this year as well, and how new regulation for regenerative medicine in Japan should enable the company to go to market faster

[joachim]

Guys, the presentation and audio from today conference is available at:

http://wsw.com/webcast/rrshq24/repcf/

They are on track to begin phase 2 in the next few weeks (at least before the end of the year) and then in 52 weeks, results are going to be available!
David Hall also highlighted the fact that Shiseido will start phase 2 this year as well, and how new regulation for regenerative medicine in Japan should enable the company to go to market faster

yeah. at least some good news today.
did you register to see the video?

[FearTheLoss]

This is big time.

This hints at two things: they want to bring the product to market before phase 3 is done, and they have something they think is going to make it to market. Let's hope they are right.

[FearTheLoss]

2015 will be a make or break year..we will find out about CB and Replicel both.

[Thinning@30]

I haven't watched the presentation yet, but I'm disappointed. I mean I'm glad they are set to start the next phase of trials in the coming weeks, but originally, they were going to start before June of this year. Anyway, I don't mean to be a Debbie Downer, I know these things are hard to plan and get right, just frustrated with all the inevitable setbacks and delays.

[hellouser]

Looks like we've got an idea of how much the treatment should cost for a hair loss treatment! Watch this video:

http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/3775771951001/new-fix-for-tendon-injuries/

At the end of it the host asks how much will it cost for the treatment of tendonosis, and David Hall gives a straight up answer 'this is probably going to be 3,000 to 5,000 dollars.'

That's relatively cheap should the treatment for hair loss be that much. FUE/FUT/Piloscopy doctors should start shaking in their boots. Charging upwards of 10,000 for a few thousand follicles is highway robbery... ESPECIALLY if you consider that Piloscopy cuts the time down of extracting grafts, because the majority of actual costs for these procedures is not 'raw materials' but rather a doctors and team's TIME.

[FearTheLoss]

In an interview yesterday with David Hall of Replicel, “Having this many trials is pretty impressive for a small company,” Hall says. “Our model has always been to develop products, demonstrate efficacy and then license to large pharma or cosmetics firms who can do the final commercialization. We want to be the research and development engine that creates revenues from licences and royalties. In fact, Shiseido Company of Japan has already partnered with us on our pattern baldness product. They acquired an exclusive geographic license for Asia.”

"RepliCel’s current pipeline includes trials for tendinosis, pattern baldness and treatments for aging and sun-damaged skin in various stages of development. Hall estimates that data from the tendon and dermal programs will be available to support licensing discussions by 2015, and pattern baldness in 2016."

"Beyond its clinical trials, the success of RepliCel’s products will be put in the hands of licensing partners which have the infrastructure to support commercialization, says Mark Landy, director of research for senior medical technology and regenerative medicine analyst for Summer Street Research in Boston. The good news is that the industry is not having to wait too long for the clinical trials to get proof of concept. “Having data coming in 2015 and 2016 enables the company to accelerate licensing.”"

"With results from clinical trials on the horizon, Hall is confident things are moving forward as they should. “We’ve been quietly building the fundamentals of this business – forging deals with major players, building up a diversified portfolio and strengthening our management team. Every step we take is incrementally adding value to the shareholders and furthering therapies for patients.”"

This is great news!! They're looking to have it to market within a year after phase 2 completion.

[hgs1989]

Looks like we've got an idea of how much the treatment should cost for a hair loss treatment! Watch this video:

http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/3775771951001/new-fix-for-tendon-injuries/

At the end of it the host asks how much will it cost for the treatment of tendonosis, and David Hall gives a straight up answer 'this is probably going to be 3,000 to 5,000 dollars.'

That's relatively cheap should the treatment for hair loss be that much. FUE/FUT/Piloscopy doctors should start shaking in their boots. Charging upwards of 10,000 for a few thousand follicles is highway robbery... ESPECIALLY if you consider that Piloscopy cuts the time down of extracting grafts, because the majority of actual costs for these procedures is not 'raw materials' but rather a doctors and team's TIME.

3000 for 11% is not cheap and you will feel like robbed for nothing. now if replicel technique really works, the effect on the hair follicles(the one that can be repaired) is not limited by anything except dosing. it will be compoundable. many injections can do wonders (again if it work as said by repairing and also creating new follicles). we can't do many injections at 3000$ a 1000 to 1500 is good. combine that with histogen and we will have good times again. a hair tranplant to fi the hair line and cb for maintenance. gosh can 2017 come any closer

[hellouser]

3000 for 11% is not cheap and you will feel like robbed for nothing. now if replicel technique really works, the effect on the hair follicles(the one that can be repaired) is not limited by anything except dosing. it will be compoundable. many injections can do wonders (again if it work as said by repairing and also creating new follicles). we can't do many injections at 3000$ a 1000 to 1500 is good. combine that with histogen and we will have good times again. a hair tranplant to fi the hair line and cb for maintenance. gosh can 2017 come any closer

Aderans treatment was able to halt further loss. I'd pay that much to do just that. We'll see how things go. I've emailed Tammey George asking about Replicel's initiative to roll out the treatment during Phase 2 trials in Japan in accordance with Japan's new legislation for stem cell treatment.

[FearTheLoss]

3000 for 11% is not cheap and you will feel like robbed for nothing. now if replicel technique really works, the effect on the hair follicles(the one that can be repaired) is not limited by anything except dosing. it will be compoundable. many injections can do wonders (again if it work as said by repairing and also creating new follicles). we can't do many injections at 3000$ a 1000 to 1500 is good. combine that with histogen and we will have good times again. a hair tranplant to fi the hair line and cb for maintenance. gosh can 2017 come any closer

Let's not speculate on prices at all when we don't even know the potential of the treatment yet.

[hellouser]

Let's not speculate on prices at all when we don't even know the potential of the treatment yet.

Well its safe to say it'll be a similar amount considering the biopsy is done from the back of the head and cultured similarly. The price difference for the tendonosis treatment vs. baldness shouldn't be TOO great. As long as it's under 10k, I'd be satisfied... if it's 5k, I'd be ecstatic.

[FearTheLoss]

I'd pay 15k to have a treatment that stopped hair loss for a good portion of time, but I'm saying it's useless to worry about price or anything yet if we don't even know it works or if it will come to market.

That being said, I'm thinking they really have something here due to their investments and the quotes I posted a page back from David Hall's interview yesterday.