Histogen Update - Spencer Kobren Speaks With Dr. Craig L. Ziering

[gmonasco]

from this: page 3

But if you look at the figure referenced in that note, it shows photos displaying a hair count going from a baseline of 214.5 hairs to 324.5 hairs after one year, which is only a 51.2% increase.

[jpm]

With growth rates like this, I and many other are probably thinking, sod the healthy and safety trials. Pump industrial quantities of that sweet sweet HSC into my scalp please


.......only kidding, health and safety first guys!!

[jpm]

Just reading through the Histogen article and it states, 'HSC's effect on hair growth was concentrated within 1-2mm of the site of injection'.

I read somewhere that it spread out once injected...otherwise you would need hundreds of injections. ouch!

[tizzle]

I read somewhere that it spread out once injected...otherwise you would need hundreds of injections. ouch!

i would take a thousand needles as long as i get my hair back

[Horseshoe]

Just reading through the Histogen article and it states, 'HSC's effect on hair growth was concentrated within 1-2mm of the site of injection'.

I read somewhere that it spread out
once injected...otherwise you would need hundreds of injections. ouch!

It can't be any worse then getting micro scalp pigmentation. So for the real deal, sign me up.

[gmonasco]

I read somewhere that it spread out once injected...otherwise you would need hundreds of injections. ouch!

That still sounds better than the thousands of slits in your scalp that an HT requires, doesn't it?

[2020]

I read somewhere that it spread out once injected...otherwise you would need hundreds of injections. ouch!

^ that's my biggest worry right now.... 2mm is nothing. That's less than the size of your fingernail.
To apply all that growth on your entire head would need 50,000+ injections...

[LarryDavid]

Why is the haircount increasing in the placebo group?
Even when you look at the average of all subjects it is increasing after one year.

[jpm]

Why is the haircount increasing in the placebo group?
Even when you look at the average of all subjects it is increasing after one year.

I'm curious about this too!

[tizzle]

maybe there were many hair follicles which went from resting to growing phase (sorry i dont know the scientific terms)

I read a study once (i think it was a Fin Study) where i saw the same thing