Current vs future treatments

[Clearingout]

Just something I'm curious about,

With all the current regimes that everyone is on to maintain / thicken / regrow.

What happens when something like histogram comes out with injections.
For example minoxidil is dependent on 2x or 1x daily applications, do you believe it'll be able to then save you from having to make those applications?
And save the follicles before you shed them out?

 

[GoldenMane]

That's what I want to know too... Can we quit minoxidil and stick with finasteride after getting two rounds of histogen (assuming it does what it's supposed to do)?.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

There are no long-term studies on histogen. My guess is that what it does with hair loss is it rewinds the clock somewhat, after that's done your hair loss begins anew but from an earlier point. So just think about how your regimen would change if you were 1 or 2 Norwoods better.

I'm personally putting my hope in 2017: Brotzu and Histogen. I cannot do finasteride, even though my baldness is slow I will be too far gone by the time CB0301 is available in 2022. So what I'm doing is throwing **** against the wall and hope it can carry me through to 2017.

 

[Roberto_72]

That's what I want to know too... Can we quit minoxidil and stick with finasteride after getting two rounds of histogen (assuming it does what it's supposed to do)?.

I don't think so. It's the same with hair transplants. My derm says: I never suggest hair transplants if I am unsure the patient is available to take min and finasteride also after the hair transplant. As in: the fight never ends.