Hair Follicle Primordiums - Is 2020 The Year Where It All Ends?

[byebyehair]

@Pepe ok, I am new so I didn't get the "savior" reference. The folliculethought guy said in one of his comments that a "source from the industry" told him about rch-01 and that there will be nothing before next year.

Don't get excited over any conference in general (remember brotzu)

that follicle thought guy is not the best source ^^

 

[Kagaho]

that follicle thought guy is not the best source ^^

Yeah completely agree.

But @Fuji Maru Kagurazaka said the same thing.

Some anouncement or presentation of results next year, if we are talking Shiseido here, of course.

2020 possible official launch, if i remember right.

 

[H]

I'm more interested in Organ Techs safety trial and Tsuj is going to be there.

 

[Marcaronii]

Not a major update but god Tsuji's work was featured on Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency ( JAXA ) magazine. It's in Japanese tho.

http://edu.jaxa.jp/soratobi/files/ST45_1S.pdf

 

[Opimopi]

When is the next tsuji update or when do the next trials start on humans?

 

[Marcaronii]

When is the next tsuji update or when do the next trials start on humans?

I wish I had the answer to this. I'm on the verge of buying a rope and be done with this sh*t.

 

[Dar]

I wish I had the answer to this. I'm on the verge of buying a rope and be done with this sh*t.

What??? Millions of people suffer from hairloss as they age. Not being one of the few who dont, is no reason to want to kill yourself. You need to realize that most people don't judge or care about your hairloss. You need to get a handle on this man.

 

[xetrys]

In an article published today on FollicleThought, a company in the cloning field mentions a prospective price of... 12€ per hair follicle. By some calculations, average worst is case is 75k hairs. Your frontal part is about 10k hairs, so just dumping top, vertex and crown in 6-hair follicles (if at all possible) would already cost 130k€, let alone your frontal part. Damn.

 

[max310]

In an article published today on FollicleThought, a company in the cloning field mentions a prospective price of... 12€ per hair follicle. By some calculations, average worst is case is 75k hairs. Your frontal part is about 10k hairs, so just dumping top, vertex and crown in 6-hair follicles (if at all possible) would already cost 130k€, let alone your frontal part. Damn.

Excuse me.. is this already available for public... or are you talking about the future price when the cure becomes available?

Also please would you share the article link. Thank you

 

[xetrys]

Excuse me.. is this already available for public... or are you talking about the future price when the cure becomes available?

Also please would you share the article link. Thank you

http://www.folliclethought.com/invitrohair-exclusive-interview/

 

[disfiguredyoungman]

In an article published today on FollicleThought, a company in the cloning field mentions a prospective price of... 12€ per hair follicle. By some calculations, average worst is case is 75k hairs. Your frontal part is about 10k hairs, so just dumping top, vertex and crown in 6-hair follicles (if at all possible) would already cost 130k€, let alone your frontal part. Damn.

75k hair? I have never heard that number.

Also 1 follicle =/= 1 hair

Also different company than Tsuji. We can only deduct so much from this...it's done when it's done.

 

[H]

75k hair? I have never heard that number.

Also 1 follicle =/= 1 hair

Also different company than Tsuji. We can only deduct so much from this...it's done when it's done.

Sounds reasonable your crown the primarily site of hair loss also contains the most hair.

 

[Hate da Bt]

Invitrohair's approach entails the reprogramming of cells into pluripotent stem cells.
It is a well-known fact that iPSC technology is extremely expensive atm.
Tsuji's approach does not involve iPS cells.

 

[xetrys]

75k hair? I have never heard that number.

Also 1 follicle =/= 1 hair

Also different company than Tsuji. We can only deduct so much from this...it's done when it's done.

You can find it in an old aesthetics of hair transplantation paper. And no sh*t, I mention 6-hair follicles..

But yes, this is just speculation. Godspeed Tsuji, godspeed.

 

[forlorn]

Invitrohair's approach entails the reprogramming of cells into pluripotent stem cells.
It is a well-known fact that iPSC technology is extremely expensive atm.
Tsuji's approach does not involve iPS cells.

Moreover, iPSC is more dangerous.

 

[H]

Moreover, iPSC is more dangerous.

I emailed Alexey a while back and he said hes not very concerned about tumerogenesis (I assume that's what you mean by dangerous) since I guess iPSC's dont proliferate after aggregation?

 

[Hate da Bt]

I emailed Alexey a while back and he said hes not very concerned about tumerogenesis (I assume that's what you mean by dangerous) since I guess iPSC's dont proliferate after aggregation?

It's true that once every single control test has been carried out successfully, the tumorigenesis risk is very low. However, these tests take long time and add to the high cost of iPSC technology.

 

[random phone charger]

My guess:

Completed probably late 2019. We should have published studies in the first quarter of 2020 and release in Japan in late 2020.

Of course if everything goes as planned...

I love when people say that. Would've preferred it if you said " if everything goes according to plan".

 

[zyzzalive]

Hair cloning would lower the costs of hair transplants, and hair transplant doctors will be more than willing to harvest as many grafts as possible to make the most amount of money before hair transplant goes out of business. Imagine how much more cheap hair transplants will get in Turkey!

Yes, they will deliver even worse results then they are doing right now.

 

[razzmatazz91]

There was some conference on November 24th, right?

And updates?