Tsuji Hair Cloning Q And A Information: Needs Translation

[Blahblahbald]

My bad. I saw the other guy's post talking about $100,000. Now I see it's actually going to be 20-40 million yen. That is going to put it out of my price range, especially if it's closer to 40. There's just no way I can put up nearly a half million dollars for hair. That would mean giving up 50 grand a year in passive income, and delaying retirement by more than ten years. I guess it's replicel or a hair transplant for me. Probably both.

The price will lower eventually. I think the going theory right now is it will become the same price as a transplant in about ten years. If that holds up true, it’s gonna be way easier to try and maintain our hair for < 10 years.

 

[hanginginthewire]

I didn’t hear/read the translation (other than what’s in this thread) but I’m not putting too much stock in this. This video YouTuber guy could be the Japanese equivalent of mega douche Hairliciously for all we know.

 

[Cymro27]

I wouldn't have had this treatment until 5-7 years after it came out anyway. I know they go through trials in Japan but I'd still want that peace of mind. It's nice to see that the mega rich will be the guinea pigs for the average folk first.
Hoping to see some good news soon and coming from themselves officially.

 

[tabletable]

I guess its difficult to say, but what do you guys estimate the price to be after 10-20 years? Will this method be a lot more expensive than an hair transplant? Do you think we are talking about 5000 dollars or 50 000 dollars?

 

[H]

I didn’t hear/read the translation (other than what’s in this thread) but I’m not putting too much stock in this. This video YouTuber guy could be the Japanese equivalent of mega douche Hairliciously for all we know.

He has a f*****g picture with Dr. Tsuji if he is full of sh*t Im going to give him props for effort.

 

[Makaveli1988]

I hope this is true cause it will push the other companies to hurry the fk up

 

[Fuji Maru Kagurazaka]

We are already past that, bruh.

Q: A messy story, how much can be put into practical use at the shortest?

A: The target is within 10 years, but it is wound around and the target is at least 0 years.

I haven't disclosed the 〇 part because it ’s bad, but I ’ll just say that it ’s not at least a couple of years.



Q: How much is the price expected? Is 10 times the actual flocking unit price real?

A: The prospect of 10 times the unit cost of flocking at present is a good line. The cost of cultivating hair follicle cells is very high, and even if it is put to practical use, it will initially cost tens of millions of yen.



Q: What kind of people do you intend to sell as a service for people?

A: In the early stage of practical use, it is always expensive, so I am targeting people who do not pay attention to money, such as entertainers and millionaires.

However, by gradually reducing costs, in the future, we would like to provide a service that can be completely freed from thinning hair for an amount of money about the current hair transplantation.



Q: By collecting and culturing hair follicle cells (the cells that form the roots of hair follicles), it is attractive that even a bald person who cannot receive hair transplantation can become fuzzy without limits. But will self-flocking disappear in the future?

A: I don't think it will disappear. This is because people who still have a sufficient amount of hair on their occipital region and temporal region are cheaper to plant their own hair.

With the increased choice of hair regenerative medicine, hair transplantation should be cheaper than it is today.

Moreover, since it is thought that the technique of planting the cultured hair follicle cells needs to utilize the know-how and knowledge of the hair transplanter, it is considered that the hair transplantation does not cause the hair transplantation to decline.

 

[itsjustsimon]

Sounds like hair transplant with an unlimited donor. I don't like it. To me, transplants look like sh*t, especially if you have thin hair.

 

[ZP31]

Q: A messy story, how much can be put into practical use at the shortest?

A: The target is within 10 years, but it is wound around and the target is at least 0 years.

I haven't disclosed the 〇 part because it ’s bad, but I ’ll just say that it ’s not at least a couple of years.



Q: How much is the price expected? Is 10 times the actual flocking unit price real?

A: The prospect of 10 times the unit cost of flocking at present is a good line. The cost of cultivating hair follicle cells is very high, and even if it is put to practical use, it will initially cost tens of millions of yen.



Q: What kind of people do you intend to sell as a service for people?

A: In the early stage of practical use, it is always expensive, so I am targeting people who do not pay attention to money, such as entertainers and millionaires.

However, by gradually reducing costs, in the future, we would like to provide a service that can be completely freed from thinning hair for an amount of money about the current hair transplantation.



Q: By collecting and culturing hair follicle cells (the cells that form the roots of hair follicles), it is attractive that even a bald person who cannot receive hair transplantation can become fuzzy without limits. But will self-flocking disappear in the future?

A: I don't think it will disappear. This is because people who still have a sufficient amount of hair on their occipital region and temporal region are cheaper to plant their own hair.

With the increased choice of hair regenerative medicine, hair transplantation should be cheaper than it is today.

Moreover, since it is thought that the technique of planting the cultured hair follicle cells needs to utilize the know-how and knowledge of the hair transplanter, it is considered that the hair transplantation does not cause the hair transplantation to decline.

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Thank you Mr Fuji.

Can you please explain the answer of the first question? I do not fully understand what it means.

 

[Fuji Maru Kagurazaka]

Thank you Mr Fuji.

Can you please explain the answer of the first question? I do not fully understand what it means.

Tests on humans will be conducted within a few years.

The official start of treatment is a minimum of 10 years.

Expenses are tens of millions of yen.

 

[soull]

Tests on humans will be conducted within a few years.

The official start of treatment is a minimum of 10 years.

Expenses are tens of millions of yen.

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The video guy contradicts this. Could you watch the video?

Thank you very much!

 

[soull]

I didn’t hear/read the translation (other than what’s in this thread) but I’m not putting too much stock in this. This video YouTuber guy could be the Japanese equivalent of mega douche Hairliciously for all we know.

we don't value your constant repetitions either.

 

[soull]

this blog sounds dumb but the pictures are neat

I will not give importance to the blog, because at the time to reveal a date could not do it blaming that part was erased by problems .... very rare

 

[hanginginthewire]

He has a f*****g picture with Dr. Tsuji if he is full of sh*t Im going to give him props for effort.

So because he met the doctor once he now knows the general timeline, safety concerns, and pricing structure of all things Tsuji and can be trusted 100 percent? Oh ok my bad.

 

[hanginginthewire]

so why do we have two different sources now. the one guy who had an interview with him says he wants to start treating people in 2020/2021 and the weird blog post says it will take 10 years at minimum(which is at odds with everything they have ever actually said so far), the video has credibility the blog post does not does it? why would it take another 10 years to be available at all(not talking about price)

It’s almost like random conjecture from individuals on the internet is contradicting and/or unreliable!

 

[Subigang]

Sounds like they’re going to release some results at the end of this year, hopefully they’re good.

One thing I’m confused over is that he’s kinda contradicting what Riken / Organ Tech have been saying in press releases, such as the clinical trials starting in 2020 vs them already happening

 

[Kev123]

This is just going to make people look elsewhere, that is cheaper. FUE is about to get wildly popular, more popular than it already is. Turkey is about to make money. This $100k-$200k crap will make people look at other options.

 

[BaldAndBalder]

I hope it looks better then regular FUT, i was never convinced by those.

 

[Cymro27]

clinical trials are not happening, they talked about experiments on professionals, probably like, on themselves potentially?

They used 2 different terms.. clinical studies and clinical trials.
Sounds as if clinical studies are maybe on 1 or 2 (a handful shall we say) patients that it's being tested on just at a much smaller scale to see if it actually works on humans. Then possibly clinical trials are a larger scale, more patients to test for safety over a longer period.

That's how I interpreted it - I could be talking absolute bollocks though.

 

[Joxy]

Don’t be naive. It will take another 10 years to see on long term how good is this treatment.