We Absolutely Have To Get Hellouser To Japan

[nameless]

Do you believe it works until you/a lot of people tried and it really worked ? Don't think so

I do not need to wait that long.

At this point I think it's already obvious that Follica and Tsuji will work. Follica will work substantially better than the medicines we have today. Follica will work on just about everyone and it will give you enough hair to produce a look you can be satisfied with but it probably won't give everyone CLUB HAIR. On the other hand, it will give a good amount of hair to a lot of people and just about everyone will get visibly obvious improvement from Follica.

Follica will be a good bridge to Tsuji because Follica will give you a satisfactory head of hair while you wait for the even better Tsuji treatment. Tsuji will be a total cure for everyone.

Follica should be available in 12 months or so. Tsuji's treatment should be available within 2 1/2 years.

And then there's Shiseido. Shiseido's the wild card. It's regrowth could merely be comparable to what we already have or it could be a major breakthrough because Shiseido is using repeat treatments, which might be more effective than Replicel's single treatment. Replicel's single treatment regrowth is similar to the treatments we already have but with Replicel you don't have to keep using it for maintenance or worry about hormonal side effect so even Replicel's single treatment is better than what we already have. This means that even if Shiseido's repeat treatments are no better than Replicel's single treatment it will still be an improvement over the medicines that are available now.

 

[MrV88]

I do not need to wait that long.

At this point I think it's already obvious that Follica and Tsuji will work. Follica will work substantially better than the medicines we have today. Follica will work on just about everyone and it will give you enough hair to produce a look you can be satisfied with but it may not give you CLUB HAIR. Follica will be a good bridge to Tsuji because Follica will get you an OK head of hair while you wait for the even better Tsuji treatment. Tsuji will be a total cure for everyone.

Follica should be available in 12 months or so. Tsuji's treatment should be available within 2 1./2 years.

And then there's Shiseido. Shiseido's the wild card. It could be merely OK or it could be a major breakthrough because Shiseido is using repeat treatments, which might be more effective than Replicel's single treatment.

A hair transplant like increase in density thanks to Follica and Shiseido would be totally fine for me. After that I could wait for Tsuji and get my donor and the last empty spots done.
Seems like the best f*****g years in decades for hairloss. Hope this sh*t will be done forever and nobody should suffer that kind of sh*t again... İt's really the first time that cell and gene therapy is developed and not just potions, scams and crayz sh*t.

 

[nameless]

A hair transplant like increase in density thanks to Follica and Shiseido would be totally fine for me. After that I could wait for Tsuji and get my donor and the last empty spots done.
Seems like the best f*****g years in decades for hairloss. Hope this sh*t will be done forever and nobody should suffer that kind of sh*t again... İt's really the first time that cell and gene therapy is developed and not just potions, scams and crayz sh*t.

It is the best years in decades for hair loss. And this is because the science is finally catching up to the problem. Scientists are finally harnessing all of the things necessary to overcome the problem.

 

[sunchyme1]

I do not need to wait that long.

At this point I think it's already obvious that Follica and Tsuji will work. Follica will work substantially better than the medicines we have today. Follica will work on just about everyone and it will give you enough hair to produce a look you can be satisfied with but it may not give everyone CLUB HAIR. On the other hand, it will give CLUB HAIR to a lot of people and almost everyone will get visibly obvious improvement from Follica.

Follica will be a good bridge to Tsuji because Follica will give you an OK head of hair while you wait for the even better Tsuji treatment. Tsuji will be a total cure for everyone.

Follica should be available in 12 months or so. Tsuji's treatment should be available within 2 1/2 years.

And then there's Shiseido. Shiseido's the wild card. It could be merely OK or it could be a major breakthrough because Shiseido is using repeat treatments, which might be more effective than Replicel's single treatment.

nameless what is your plan over the next 5 years if your predictions are right?

you are around nw5 right? same as me.

do you plan to get any hair transplants in addition to follica whilst waiting for tsjui?

im not too up to date with everything, but the cost of follica will be affordable to most people right straight away? but tjsui at the start wont be. even if it comes out in a few years, it wont be affordable for a long while after that right?

if your prediction about follica is right, my plan would be to stabilize/regrow with follica and get a hair transplant to fill the rest.

regardless of whether tsjui comes out or not

 

[nameless]

nameless what is your plan over the next 5 years if your predictions are right?

you are around nw5 right? same as me.

do you plan to get any hair transplants in addition to follica whilst waiting for tsjui?

im not too up to date with everything, but the cost of follica will be affordable to most people right straight away? but tjsui at the start wont be. even if it comes out in a few years, it wont be affordable for a long while after that right?

if your prediction about follica is right, my plan would be to stabilize/regrow with follica and get a hair transplant to fill the rest.

I'm a NW5 with some wispy thin hairs on the top of my head. I think Follica will probably thicken those hairs on the top of my head plus thicken the rest of my remaining hairs. I need to see what my hair looks like after the existing hairs are thickened. I could still have a couple inches of frontal recession but I can wear bangs to substantially de-emphasize that problem. I always wear bangs whenever I can anyway. I'll probably still have a spot on the crown but it will probably shrink a lot. I could get a scalp reduction to remove it if I want to go that route but it may not be large enough to bother with, especially since Tsuji will eliminate it a year and a half later anyway.

I plan to immediately get Follica as soon as it comes to market and see how well it works on me. It may be sufficient until Tsuji comes to market. Remember there are volumizing shampoos and other volumizers out there that produce the illusion of more hair, and I may be able to use those volumizers plus Follica to produce an OK look.

I think that after Follica comes to market I'll get it and I'll look kind of good for a year or year and a half, and then Tsuji will come to market and I'll get that treatment quickly, and then I'll be able to produce a highly competitive look.

 

[MrV88]

I'm a NW5 with sparse, wispy, thin hairs on the top of my head. I think Follica will probably thicken those hairs on the top of my head plus thicken the rest of my remaining hairs. I could still have a couple inches of frontal recession but I can wear bangs to make that look better. I'll probably still have a spot on the crown but it will probably shrink a lot. I could get a scalp reduction to remove it if I want to go that route.

I plan to immediately get Follica as soon as it becomes available and see how well it works on me. It may be sufficient until Tsuji comes to market. Remember there are volumizing shampoos and other volumizers out there that produce the illusion of more hair, and I can use those volumizers plus Follica to produce an OK look.

I think that after Follica comes to market I'll get on it and I'll look kind of good for a year or year and a half, and then Tsuji will come to market and I'll get that treatment quickly, and then I'll be able to produce a highly competitive look.

Wtf is a scalp reduction?

 

[That Guy]

Follica will work on just about everyone and it will give you enough hair to produce a look you can be satisfied with but it probably won't give everyone CLUB HAIR. On the other hand, it will give CLUB HAIR to a lot of people and just about everyone will get visibly obvious improvement from Follica.

Right, but the best part is how delusional people are with this and we're already seeing it on the forums.

The results of one treatment, based on current studies relevant to the tech, would be the appearance of mild diffuse loss at worst. But even that isn't satisfactory to these NW6s or beyond who are all "UGH! If it's not 'club hair' it ain't sh*t!" even though, especially growing it out a bit, 99% of the population would say that you don't have hairloss.

I don't know why these guys don't just wear a fuckin' rug and be done with it.

I still say that "club hair" should be possible from Follica with repeated treatment. We also know this is possible to repeat since the patent includes that attachment that allows the device to pass over and around existing hair. The results of the Indian study aren't following repeated treatment post results and as users like "Somebody" who have kept it up after seeing results, going back to fullhead is possible and that's just using a fuckin' dermaroller.

Really, what the goal of Follica is, is to make people like Somebody the rule and not just the outlier.

 

[nameless]

Right, but the best part is how delusional people are with this and we're already seeing it on the forums.

The results of one treatment, based on current studies relevant to the tech, would be the appearance of mild diffuse loss at worst. But even that isn't satisfactory to these NW6s or beyond who are all "UGH! If it's not 'club hair' it ain't sh*t!" even though, especially growing it out a bit, 99% of the population would say that you don't have hairloss.

I don't know why these guys don't just wear a fuckin' rug and be done with it.

I still say that "club hair" should be possible from Follica with repeated treatment. We also know this is possible to repeat since the patent includes that attachment that allows the device to pass over and around existing hair. The results of the Indian study aren't following repeated treatment post results and as users like "Somebody" who have kept it up after seeing results, going back to fullhead is possible and that's just using a fuckin' dermaroller.

Really, what the goal of Follica is, is to make people like Somebody the rule and not just the outlier.

And there are some good volumizing shampoos and topicals out there to make your gains from Follica look even better. Volumizers create the illusion of more hair. I'm aware of volumizing shampoos and topicals that create the illusion of 10% to 15% more hair. These volumizers plus Follica are going to make a lot of people much happier than they are today.

Today most people can't even get visibly noticable regrowth from available medicines but almost everyone will get visible improvement with Follica. It's going to be a game-changer and then shortly thereafter will come Tsuji's treatment.

Hair loss is almost licked. Predictions like this today are not the same as predictions like this 10 years ago. The science wasn't ready to cure hair loss back then. The science is ready to cure hair loss NOW. Cots has been working on this puzzle for a long time and Tsuji's overcoming obstacles as we speak. Hair loss is just about done.

 

[Omega2327]

Tsuji's treatment should be available within 2 1/2 years.

So do we have an idea of when within 2020 Tsuji's treatment is planning to come out? January of 2020 is very different than December of 2020.

 

[Newerah]

So do we have an idea of when within 2020 Tsuji's treatment is planning to come out? January of 2020 is very different than December of 2020.

No.

 

[Christian Miller]

So do we have an idea of when within 2020 Tsuji's treatment is planning to come out? January of 2020 is very different than December of 2020.

Phase I is to start in March 2019.
It takes 6 to 12 months to be completed.
Then, approval should be given from the Japanese FDA. So, if all works just perfect, the second half of 2020.

 

[Armando Jose]

Wtf is a scalp reduction?

Excision of hairless scalp as a treatment for baldness has undergone significant changes in the last couple of decades. Scalp reduction, now appropriately called alopecia reduction (AR), can be defined as excision of an area of alopecia. ARs are used for male pattern hair loss (MPHL) and also for cicatricial alopecia.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3183735/

 

[Trouse]

Am I the only one who has no clue at all what "club hair" is? Like, hair good enough to go to the club with, is that it?

 

[hellouser]

Am I the only one who has no clue at all what "club hair" is? Like, hair good enough to go to the club with, is that it?

More like hair bad enough to go to a clinic and get it fixed and be part of the fullhead community.

 

[sunchyme1]

I'm a NW5 with some wispy thin hairs on the top of my head. I think Follica will probably thicken those hairs on the top of my head plus thicken the rest of my remaining hairs. I need to see what my hair looks like after the existing hairs are thickened. I could still have a couple inches of frontal recession but I can wear bangs to substantially de-emphasize that problem. I always wear bangs whenever I can anyway. I'll probably still have a spot on the crown but it will probably shrink a lot. I could get a scalp reduction to remove it if I want to go that route but it may not be large enough to bother with, especially since Tsuji will eliminate it a year and a half later anyway.

I plan to immediately get Follica as soon as it comes to market and see how well it works on me. It may be sufficient until Tsuji comes to market. Remember there are volumizing shampoos and other volumizers out there that produce the illusion of more hair, and I may be able to use those volumizers plus Follica to produce an OK look.

I think that after Follica comes to market I'll get on it and I'll look kind of good for a year or year and a half, and then Tsuji will come to market and I'll get that treatment quickly, and then I'll be able to produce a highly competitive look.

do you see any problems with combining follica with hair transplants?

sounds like you can afford tsuji as soon as it comes out, i dont think i will be able to lol. id rather just go ahead and spend 10k on a hair transplant alongside follica then wait however many years for tsjui to lower its price

 

[hellouser]

do you see any problems with combining follica with hair transplants?

sounds like you can afford tsuji as soon as it comes out, i dont think i will be able to lol. id rather just go ahead and spend 10k on a hair transplant alongside follica then wait however many years for tsjui to lower its price

Wounding after a hair transplant would probably be a good setting for Follica..... I'd bet that the two combined should give some good results.

 

[sunchyme1]

Wounding after a hair transplant would probably be a good setting for Follica..... I'd bet that the two combined should give some good results.

cool

so this is really it?

follica IS happening? and happening soon?

these last few days, you guys seemed to be very pumped about this.

 

[nameless]

Excision of hairless scalp as a treatment for baldness has undergone significant changes in the last couple of decades. Scalp reduction, now appropriately called alopecia reduction (AR), can be defined as excision of an area of alopecia. ARs are used for male pattern hair loss (MPHL) and also for cicatricial alopecia.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3183735/

I only like scalp reductions for small bald spots on the crown. And I would only want it done by someone who knows his/her craft well. I would first do Follica to reduce the size of the spot down quite a bit, and of course if Follica reduced the size of the crown spot down to almost nothing I would leave it like that. Some people get as many as 3 scalp reduction procedures. I would only be willing to get one modest scalp reduction if any at all.

 

[nameless]

do you see any problems with combining follica with hair transplants?

sounds like you can afford tsuji as soon as it comes out, i dont think i will be able to lol. id rather just go ahead and spend 10k on a hair transplant alongside follica then wait however many years for tsjui to lower its price

No. but it might not be necessary to do both. I think you should do Follica first for a year or so to see what it does for you before making a decision about hair transplants. That's what I plan to do.

 

[sunchyme1]

No. but it might not be necessary to do both. I think do Follica first for a year or so and see where you're at before making a decision about hair transplants. That's what I plan to do.

so when are we to know man when this will be coming out? are there any dates with planned announcements?

follica is basically my only real hope of getting me out of this mess whilst i am young still. i truly hope i dont have to wait too long. a year or 2 would be wicked