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I don't hate replicel I just hate the fact that our biggest hope is a very small company with no proven track record and constant delaysWhat's with the hate against this post by Replicel, @Xander94 ?
I don't hate replicel I just hate the fact that our biggest hope is a very small company with no proven track record and constant delaysWhat's with the hate against this post by Replicel, @Xander94 ?
Yeah... I try to mindfuck myself into thinking that this Company might be the Microsoft of hair loss treatment. But the chances of something like that are slim.I don't hate replicel I just hate the fact that our biggest hope is a very small company with no proven track record and constant delays
Yeah... I try to mindfuck myself into thinking that this Company might be the Microsoft of hair loss treatment. But the chances of something like that are slim.
Still, the fact that they entered into a technology llicense agreement witha GIANT Corporation like Shesheido gives me a little hope..
I don't hate replicel I just hate the fact that our biggest hope is a very small company with no proven track record and constant delays
They stated on their twitter page in March, as I've pointed out before, that they don't expect it to be a "cure".
Now, that contradicts that video of theirs and some of the other things they've said, but all anyone should be expecting (and this is thus far what the trials indicate) is a permanent (or at least very-long lasting) alternative to finasteride and minoxidil with a currently known max of 20% regrowth if you're lucky.
For low norwoods, it likely will amount to a functional cure. Anything much past 3 and I suspect you'll be looking elsewhere.
This belongs to Brotzu thread bro, not Replicel.http://www.ieson.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=66178&whichpage=254
Look at the bottom Facebook posts. It's the legend himself, Beps, talking about the lotion (I believe!)
sh*t I had both openThis belongs to Brotzu thread bro, not Replicel.
Again though that is assuming that safety trials provided the treatment’s most effective results. So far it’s all we have to make assumptions from, but hopefully they can find a more effective way to dose this treatment to provide better results. We will find out hopefully in the coming year!
That's not true. If you look at the clinical trial published on the Japanese FDA, you will se that they are testing 3 doses and a control group. But there is nothing about multiple injections.
This is a fact that is extended throughout most members of the forum but it isn't true.
The multiple injections were quoted by Replicel in their future Phase2 but not applied in the Sisheido trial.
Good find. It describes how clinical trial is performed.
Sorry for the off-topic post, I didn’t feel like this warranted it’s own thread, is anyone else who comes to this site on mobile experiencing pop-up ads and being automatically rerouted to scammy websites? This particular thread has been a complete nightmare to read the last few weeks. Just wondering if it’s time to ditch my browser or a systemic issue. Thanks.
They stated on their twitter page in March, as I've pointed out before, that they don't expect it to be a "cure".
Now, that contradicts that video of theirs and some of the other things they've said, but all anyone should be expecting (and this is thus far what the trials indicate) is a permanent (or at least very-long lasting) alternative to finasteride and minoxidil with a currently known max of 20% regrowth if you're lucky.
For low norwoods, it likely will amount to a functional cure. Anything much past 3 and I suspect you'll be looking elsewhere.
Thanks for the link!
They don't state when the trial will end..
Even for higher norwoods after they got a transplant, it's a functional cure.
Sorry for the off-topic post, I didn’t feel like this warranted it’s own thread, is anyone else who comes to this site on mobile experiencing pop-up ads and being automatically rerouted to scammy websites? This particular thread has been a complete nightmare to read the last few weeks. Just wondering if it’s time to ditch my browser or a systemic issue. Thanks.
Well, this is where you start to get into semantics and a varying degree of subjectivity, but saying "it's a cure after you get a transplant" doesn't really justify saying that it's a functional cure if it requires something else to amount to such.
Secondly, I don't think most NW5s (as an example) generally have the donor to go back anywhere near NW1 to begin with, and with the presently-known efficacy, it's doubtful that this therapy would provide enough regrowth to bolster the effects of such a large transplant.
In my opinion, transplants are only a great option if you are low Norwood as high NWs generally don't get the density or any significant gains. I sort of roll my eyes when I see some poster who is like "I'm NW6 but now with my transplant and SMP I can look like I just have a buzzcut".
I suppose that's better than being bald to most, but I still hate the look and if you're just have a close buzzcut look, I don't see what the issue was with going bald since you're still ostensibly a "bald guy" to most others.