HMI-115 PRLR antibody: The Most Promising Treatment Ever

[Nostro300]

What’s funny is nobody even understands why this grows hair

I would like to know why too. Since prolactin is what regulates the hair cycle it's not hard to make a connection.

 

[RoryGall29]

First they have to develop it and do preclinical testing. 10 years is optimistic. By the time another treatment was on the market HMI's patent would be close to expiration. At that time there will be some company out there selling generic mAbs at a deep discount.

10 years is optimistic even for HMI...

 

[Flounce]

If that were real there would be information on it but I can't find anything

 

[ComeBackTemples]

Wow, title was amazing and i was really hopefully. Just to find out, that it is not affordable

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

Wow, title was amazing and i was really hopefully. Just to find out, that it is not affordable

not sure about that, its the cost of a normal average car for fixing your hairloss presuambly forever, I think many people will find it affordable because they can finance it and pay back loan like 80-150eur/month like you would do on your car

if its like 100% chance to solve baldness level effective with negligible sides most people would do it imo. People constantly mortgage themselves in way more useless things. Also high quality hair transplants dont solve the root problem and look unnatural and aren't that much cheaper.

 

[Fgsfds]

mogged by the chicken ring die feed pellet machine

 

[ComeBackTemples]

not sure about that, its the cost of a normal average car for fixing your hairloss presuambly forever, I think many people will find it affordable because they can finance it and pay back loan like 80-150eur/month like you would do on your car

if its like 100% chance to solve baldness level effective with negligible sides most people would do it imo. People constantly mortgage themselves in way more useless things. Also high quality hair transplants dont solve the root problem and look unnatural and aren't that much cheaper.

If we are talking about a 20k car i would be happy. By the looks of it, we have three more years to wait - why cant we have it by the end of the year

 

[pegasus2]

not sure about that, its the cost of a normal average car for fixing your hairloss presuambly forever, I think many people will find it affordable because they can finance it and pay back loan like 80-150eur/month like you would do on your car

if its like 100% chance to solve baldness level effective with negligible sides most people would do it imo. People constantly mortgage themselves in way more useless things. Also high quality hair transplants dont solve the root problem and look unnatural and aren't that much cheaper.

Where can you get an 80k dollar car for 80-150 a month? People need a car to get to work. I don't think too many wives are going to let their husbands get hair instead of a car

 

[pegasus2]

i dont understand why this degenerate is not banned

Idiot must be from overpoort.

 

[RoryGall29]

If we are talking about a 20k car i would be happy. By the looks of it, we have three more years to wait - why cant we have it by the end of the year

Problably 10 years not 3...

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

Where can you get an 80k dollar car for 80-150 a month? People need a car to get to work. I don't think too many wives are going to let their husbands get hair instead of a car

isn't the expected price for AA treatment $40k every 4 years? (so something like $10k/yr avg), similar to a mid class car mortgage

its a cosmetic treatment, I highly doubt it will cost as much as Endometriosis, otherwise no1 will buy it

PS: those "wives" want an insecure baldcel so they can f*** real chad while he mantains kids

 

[pegasus2]

isn't the expected price for AA treatment $40k every 4 years? (so something like $10k/yr avg), similar to a mid class car mortgage

its a cosmetic treatment, I highly doubt it will cost as much as Endometriosis, otherwise no1 will buy it

PS: those "wives" want an insecure baldcel so they can f*** real chad while he mantains kids

Who knows. It's likely to be at least 40k a year. This is unprecedented. There has never been an mAb that wasn't covered by insurance. How do you say to insurance that we are going to charge you 100k for this, but we're going to sell it to bald men for 20k?

I don't buy into the idea that it's only needed once every four years unless you are on an anti-androgen in the meantime, or your happy with your hair only being half the quality.

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

Well with that price all we can do is treatments until regrow into terminal full hair and then mantain it with dutasteride I guess. Manteinence nowdays is not a problem but returning minituarized hairs to full terminal with aggressive balding is almost impossible atm, that's where im stuck

 

[Zon Ama]

Do I understand the mechanism wrong? If we get full regrowth after one injection and the balding progress is steady, why would we lose all the hair in one year?
Example: A person starts balding with 20 (NW1) and has NW2 with 25, gets injected with HMI and has the NW1 again, so he would have NW2 at 30 again and not at 26?

 

[RoryGall29]

So you still need to use Finasteride/Dutasteride to mantain the gain created by HMI?

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

If you don't want to be broke probably, but technically it's not needed, just a way to make it more affordable elongating its duration.

HMI seems like strong enough on itself for curing most cases of hairloss if you could constantly apply it nonstop and cost wasn't a problem

 

[RoryGall29]

If you don't want to be broke probably, but technically it's not needed, just a way to make it more affordable elongating its duration.

HMI seems like strong enough on itself for curing most cases of hairloss if you could constantly apply it nonstop and cost wasn't a problem

How often?

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

1x full treatments every 2-4years seems somewhat reasonable from what we have seen. But maybe if you could do even more often it would yield better, hard to know.

 

[HMI 115 IS THE CURE dude]

If you don't want to be broke probably, but technically it's not needed, just a way to make it more affordable elongating its duration.

HMI seems like strong enough on itself for curing most cases of hairloss if you could constantly apply it nonstop and cost wasn't a problem

Who knows if by the time this is approved , we could see a traditional non mAB formulation targeting the PRLR . It’s nice that we got a mAB because nothing will have better specificity

 

[indie85]

If you don't want to be broke probably, but technically it's not needed, just a way to make it more affordable elongating its duration.

HMI seems like strong enough on itself for curing most cases of hairloss if you could constantly apply it nonstop and cost wasn't a problem

Who knows we need to see results first, until I start seeing NW7s getting their juvenile hair back we're still far from a cure.

On a slightly different note, I wish studies would start evaluating results on terminal hair growth only across the industry. A lot of the time they just mention hair growth in general, but no-one gives a crap about wispy sub-terminal hair