Any New Treatments On The Horizon?

[Bob Dylan]

Hey there, everybody. My first new thread using the new site; I like it. Anyway, I was just wondering if there were any promising treatments (or even a cure) potentially on the horizon? I'm talking anywhere from next year to the next 10-15 years. Whatever. I'm not in any rush really (how can you be?). Finasteride is working just fine for me; I've almost got all my hair back. But like most people, I don't expect finasteride to last forever. Maybe if I'm lucky genetically it could work out for the next 15 years. But do any of you speculate that we may have a far more reliable treatment option or even a cure by that point?

This could be more speculation-based if you'd like, as none of us have all the answers. But if you've heard of anything in the works, please share. All comments are welcome.

Asher

 

[hellouser]

Everything new treatments related can be found here:

https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/forums/new-research-studies-and-technologies.24/

Pay attention to Setipiprant, Histogen, Follica, Replicel and Samumed.

 

[Pray The Bald Away]

Hair cloning should be here in around 7 to 10 years. There's only a few major problems that need to be worked out.

 

[Joe1191]

Hair cloning should be here in around 7 to 10 years. There's only a few major problems that need to be worked out.

Yeah, but how expensive do you think that'll be? More than a hair transplant?

 

[Agustin Araujo]

The only two treatments in my opinion which may be effective in the future is Histogen and Replicel. Other than that, I personally wouldn't count much on anything hair wise.

 

[Pray The Bald Away]

Yeah, but how expensive do you think that'll be? More than a hair transplant?

It would surely be less labor intensive than a hair transplant but would probably cost much more due to the perceived value of a full head of hair. However, there's no way of knowing for sure how much they'll charge.