Why is progress on this STILL this embarrassingly slow? Just release it already, jesus christ, this is pathetic.
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Come on man, there are understandably a lot of tweaks to finess with something like this. And if it offers everything suggested, it will be well worth the wait. However, the end of July was supposed to be the beginning of small trials (100 grafts). We should be given an update on that fairly soon...Comment
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Man tedwuji, i hope youre right. For petes sake i just want something to look forward to. Piloscopy and replicel have had waaaay to many delays. I dont know what to make of it. Plenty of volunteers are willing i assume. Ground work for the procedure has been laid. Whats the deal?
Im going to be needing a transplant in the next two yrs and im praying this is approved by then, but at this rate.....f meComment
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Man tedwuji, i hope youre right. For petes sake i just want something to look forward to. Piloscopy and replicel have had waaaay to many delays. I dont know what to make of it. Plenty of volunteers are willing i assume. Ground work for the procedure has been laid. Whats the deal?
Im going to be needing a transplant in the next two yrs and im praying this is approved by then, but at this rate.....f meComment
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This is an email I recieved.
July 8, 2015
Thank you for your interest expressed on the Pilofocus website.
The piloscope is now ready for limited clinical use in a select group of patients. Development and testing of the device that enables select harvesting of the stem-cell containing portion of hair follicles without traumatizing the overlying skin surface has led us to this point. The company (Pilofocus) overview can be seen here.
Beginning at the end of July 2015, a handful of patients will be able to undergo very limited surgical hair restoration with this method. The cases will initially involve transplantation of approximately 100-200 follicular units. Although this "scarless surgical" method will eventually be made available to all hair types, patients most suitable for the initial piloscopic procedures are those who have previously undergone follicular unit transplantation (FUT) as the instrument will harvest donor hair adjacent to their donor scar. There is no charge for patients selected to take part in these initial, small pilosocpic procedures.
Please email, Barbara, our office manager at info@drcarloswesley.com or call 844-PILOFOCUS (1-844-745-6362) for more information.Comment
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Man tedwuji, i hope youre right. For petes sake i just want something to look forward to. Piloscopy and replicel have had waaaay to many delays. I dont know what to make of it. Plenty of volunteers are willing i assume. Ground work for the procedure has been laid. Whats the deal?
Im going to be needing a transplant in the next two yrs and im praying this is approved by then, but at this rate.....f meComment
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If this works it'll mean you can use like twice as many grafts for the same price as fue or more. Even if it's perfect, itll be way more expensive than anyone can affordComment
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I'll be presenting an update on the development of our surgical device (the piloscope) as well as early phase clinical testing at this year's ISHRS Meeting in Chicago.
The updated conference program can be viewed here.Carlos Wesley, MD
Member, International Alliance of Hair Restoration Surgeons
View my IAHRS Profile
1050 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10028
844-745-6362
http://www.drcarloswesley.com
info@drcarloswesley.com
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