The butthurt here is off the damn scale
The butthurt here is off the damn scale
By the way, what makes me doubtful is the fact that reading the interview they say that they will not initially treat 10000 patients a year, but that once opened various facilities around the world (first ones outside of Japan will probably be in South Korea) 10000 patients a year will be their GOAL. This means that the waiting list will be enormous, and that it will probably cost more than 50k
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You're like the kid who got raped by his uncle and grew up to become a villain and wants to destroy the world. It's just sad.. I totally understand what hair loss can do to somebody emotionally, DM me if you need someone to talk to alright?
Probably due to translation and stuff, the response is worded rather strangely and does indeed make it sound like that. I think the exact wording was something like "We aim to treat 10,000 patients globally"
But there is no way he can seriously mean that's the end game; they'd might as well not even bother. That's one part of the interview that I said from the get-go needs clarification.
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Exactly.
If every major city in the world gets its processing center, why would only 10,000 people be treated?
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They mean initially when it's only in Japan.
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That's it let it all out. You can cry Toby.
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A couple different scenarios affect how it will play out. There will be those that stand back and await the outcome of the brave beta testers. Others may be paused depending on price. Finally, those that can afford it regardless, and will jump right in. When it comes to products or new technology, I fit into the first category. But, when it comes to this, I'm going for it the second it comes out of the chute.
If the treatment costs 50k they will make around 500 millions a year. That's a lot of money. I think they would bother.
I mean, Rogaine profits Johnson&Johnson around 50 million a year so...you do the math
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I guess I would assume this means immediately after trials the first year of commercializing the treatment will only be in Japan with limited surgeons, supplies yada. Then after the first year everything goes alright there's testimonies reviews everyone hopefully loves it U.S. hair surgeons start violently drooling, 6 digits in there eyes, and the rest will play out how it plays out supply and demand.
You're like the kid who got raped by his uncle and grew up to become a villain and wants to destroy the world. It's just sad.. I totally understand what hair loss can do to somebody emotionally, DM me if you need someone to talk to alright?
You came here expressing your depression on how all your bros are f*****g girls you wish you can have. You ole pube head virgin
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That's true, but yours seems waayyy more serious than mine or any of us here. I hope you get the help you need.
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‘Mirin that compassion bro.
Yeah, but if you can make 500 million on just 10k people on a process they are going to automate...why stop there?
That's just not how any sensible company with demand for their product and capital to expand operations goes about things.
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No way of knowing for sure ofc, but it's fun speculation nonetheless...
Imo there's just no way that the cost of ''Tsuji-transplant'' will be 50k USD. Maybe, just
maybe in the absolute, very beginning...but cannot imagine 10 000 pr annum paying
that money.
We have the understand that people who really need Tsuji are the most unlucky ones,
ie Norwood 5 and upwards for whome regular treatment and transplants are not ''enough''.
It's really a niche, even in the hairloss-world.
Remember; Tsuji (Kyocera) aims to be competitive with classic tranplants, and to do that
they'd have to similar in pricing also - atleast the upper expensive side of FUE megasessions,
hence why they aim to automatize the process. Come to think - it really isn't that much
of a speculation even...
Myself personally, I'd be the forst in line...even for the 50k price, but everyone who
lives in the objective reality knows that people like myself are the extreme minority.
Exiting times with *big* news coming out way in relative short amount of time;
Shiseido, Follica and Tsuji Never has there been more reason to feel optimistic
about ''future'' treatments!
Cheers
Imo there's just no way that the cost of ''Tsuji-transplant'' will be 50k USD. Maybe, just
maybe in the absolute, very beginning...but cannot imagine 10 000 pr annum paying
that money.
We have the understand that people who really need Tsuji are the most unlucky ones,
ie Norwood 5 and upwards for whome regular treatment and transplants are not ''enough''.
It's really a niche, even in the hairloss-world.
Remember; Tsuji (Kyocera) aims to be competitive with classic tranplants, and to do that
they'd have to similar in pricing also - atleast the upper expensive side of FUE megasessions,
hence why they aim to automatize the process. Come to think - it really isn't that much
of a speculation even...
Myself personally, I'd be the forst in line...even for the 50k price, but everyone who
lives in the objective reality knows that people like myself are the extreme minority.
Exiting times with *big* news coming out way in relative short amount of time;
Shiseido, Follica and Tsuji
Never has there been more reason to feel optimisticabout ''future'' treatments!
Cheers
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It's been answered, they are capable of controlling density and number of hairs per follicle.
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For hair direction, they got a few ideas aswell, but nothing sure
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They mentioned using nylon threads