New topical from Turkey University

[BoSox]

http://www.folliclethought.com/yeditepe-university-hair-growth-cream/#more-1198

Kelopesia, set to be released next month. Results look similar to Histogen's. Thoughts?

[tylerbose]

...Results look similar to Histogen's.

so it does nothing, good to know

[Vio]

I'm really excited

lets see if there will be more informations soon

[Hemo]

Great, 2 underwhelming pictures!

[allTheGoodNamesAreTaken]

Great, 2 underwhelming pictures!

It's not shocking but it at least seems to show some minor positive change, assuming the pics aren't enhanced. They could be, it's not a hard trick to pull. Reviving a sleeping follicle is hard as **** and should be respected if it's actually being done. If it's real and reliable rather than one-off results, that's important to know about, even if it's small regrowth. For scientific proof-of-concept regarding the drug's method, for possible maintenance even if regrowth is negligible, and because who knows what it could be paired with. The short list of things that have ever been shown to grow hair has been growing recently and who knows, it could be a ****tail of it all that does the trick. With that said, I won't be scrambling to order any just yet.

[pixels]

so it does nothing, good to know

Thanks for your cutting edge contribution to the forums newbie.

I think you'll find Histogen is the only cutting edge solution showing better results to fin. So you best get used to things around here.

[Thinning@30]

I wonder if this will work better than that hair loss treatment that came out of Oxford University back in 2011 (TRX2) or that new gadget developed by Technion scientists that that Vraf fellow was peddling.

[TJT]

How is it supposed to work? If it's a DHT inhibitor then no thanks, but otherwise it looks like great results if the photos aren't doctored.

[tylerbose]

Thanks for your cutting edge contribution to the forums newbie.

I think you'll find Histogen is the only cutting edge solution showing better results to fin. So you best get used to things around here.

my apologies for the sarcastic comment, i'v been a lurker for many years actually and my exasperation at the lack of a cure or any positive news for the hairless community tend to show a bit.

i'll try to keep it for myself next time.

[BoSox]

I agree with some of the comments. Any hair growth should be taken seriously, and with respect. We'll see what becomes of this.

[inbrugge]

Yeah, this made news in Turkey actually. They use stem cells from foreskin or some crap, and a balding actor/comedian was at the press conference as a volunteer for the treatment. I don't have much hope but it's something they're trying at least.

Those pics in the article look worthless, but some of the before-after pics in the video presentation looks decent.

[cardib]

any updates on this?

Yeah, this made news in Turkey actually. They use stem cells from foreskin or some crap, and a balding actor/comedian was at the press conference as a volunteer for the treatment. I don't have much hope but it's something they're trying at least.

Those pics in the article look worthless, but some of the before-after pics in the video presentation looks decent.