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I don't know, but it would be hilarious if the only place they can't grow hair is the one place they'd want it - their head.

I doubt we'll get anything by 2020, but I think we should have something in 5 years time.

I've been off the forums for over a year now and honestly it's just depressing catching up on things. Almost no progress since last year and people here are still saying better treatments are just around the corner, but that's what people were saying back when I first came here 6 years ago, and...

I wonder how much better the results would be if they were also on an anti-androgen like finasteride.

Gail Naughton's slides: http://www.hairlosscure2020.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Histogen-Presentation-at-the-Stem-Cell-Summit-2016.pdf

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/results/NCT01831791 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26893187 > As a potential future treatment option for male androgenetic alopecia, dutasteride 0.5 mg exhibited long-term safety, tolerability and efficacy within this study population. Will the FDA now...

Seti isn't "basically just finasteride"

He just gave me a sign, he said a cure is only 5 years away now.

Histogen?

Plus, as someone else mentioned they weren't on any anti-androgens during that time and SM04554 probably won't do anything to stop the progression of male pattern baldness. Significantly significant growth in just 3 months while the presence of DHT was still signalling follicles to miniaturized. That's not that...

We definitely don't know all the signalling pathways involved in Androgenetic Alopecia or hair follicle development yet, plus Swiss's chart only shows prostaglandins. It's likely there are a number of unknown signaling pathways involved in Androgenetic Alopecia and hair follicle cycling/development.

Who knows what it will actually do in practice, we'll need to wait and see what they announce. But as I said, wnt signaling is a key piece of the puzzle in hair follicle development. It's not out of the question that hair follicles in the process of miniaturization might reverse when the wnt...

It uses the wnt signaling pathway. A key pathway involved in hair follicle neogenesis. It's completely different to Fins mechanism of action, it's basically signalling your hair follicles to grow and develop instead of inhibiting the signal to miniaturize as finasteride does. Histogen's approach is...

I really like the research being done into wnt/shh signaling. I think it's probably the most likely place we'll find the next breakthrough. Dermarolling and LiCl probably work as well as they do because of these two pathways. I wonder what the results would be if someone tried dermarolling with...

Haha! This is great. But, I agree. I wish they showed the actual results with consistent combing on the before and after. But I suppose it's in these companies best interest to make the results look as good as possible.