How Long Do You Guys Think Till Hairloss Is Cured?

[Mykonas]

Why do most people seem to adhere to this idea that for everything to be fixed it's just a matter of time bruh ? That's just a result of a mere understanding of the subject in question.

 

[Bigoldben]

As a relative newcomer to this I can't speak for those who have spent decades looking for a cure but in the next 5-10 years (a conservative estimate) it is reasonable to expect some treatments like Shiseido/ Replicel to come to the market. The initial testing seemed to show it to be effectively a vaccination from what I have read on here and elsewhere with most patients experiencing minor regrowth and none of them losing hair. The next results come out this year and fingers crossed they show efficacy and safety, if they do there is a great big light at the end of the tunnel. In terms of curing Hairloss, the gene will always exist, it will always be passed on. Hairloss will always exist, the same way blue eyes and ginger hair will also. The hope (and fingers crossed an imminent reality) will be that treatments like Shiseido will render hairloss to a similar status as a small child with a crossbite who needs braces, gets braces and then does not worry about it again.

 

[Recon_s]

Hey go check the other 500 threads that are created weekly with the same question....so repetitive...in short no one knows all you will find is peoples opinions not facts

 

[H]

The New Research section should be named The Philosophy of Hair Loss Cures.

 

[abcdefg]

I remember back in 2010 when I started visiting these forums - it was supposed to be cured in 2013, 2015 at the LATEST.
We thought we'd have a gene editing tool in every cosmetic salon in 2020 and there will be autonomous cars and robot w****s... oh wait, some of these things exist

Exactly. Our best hope right now is honestly that those PGD2 asthma drugs work well for maintenance in a majority of men, and can help replace finasteride. Id say maintenance like this is probably best case for a long long time. I hate to be pessimistic, but the older you get you will start to realize medicine moves very slowly. Many many things dont pan out, or are passed over because male pattern baldness doesnt have the money or importance.
Also to be fair male pattern baldness is a very very difficult problem. It has hooks into so many different complicated pathways it kind of connects to almost everything else in the entire body. To say its hard is an understatement.

 

[sunchyme1]

Exactly. Our best hope right now is honestly that those PGD2 asthma drugs work well for maintenance in a majority of men, and can help replace finasteride. Id say maintenance like this is probably best case for a long long time. I hate to be pessimistic, but the older you get you will start to realize medicine moves very slowly. Many many things dont pan out, or are passed over because male pattern baldness doesnt have the money or importance.
Also to be fair male pattern baldness is a very very difficult problem. It has hooks into so many different complicated pathways it kind of connects to almost everything else in the entire body. To say its hard is an understatement.

 

[That Guy]

Why do most people seem to adhere to this idea that for everything to be fixed it's just a matter of time bruh ? That's just a result of a mere understanding of the subject in question.

Well everything IS just a matter of time.

Problem is, no one man has an unlimited supply.

Except maybe Keith Richards