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If you're good with dutasteride I don't see why you'd bother with Regenera to be honest, at least not at current prices
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Just Tried Regenera Activa Stem Cell Microtransplant In Uk
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If you're good with dutasteride I don't see why you'd bother with Regenera to be honest, at least not at current prices
Isn't duta enough to get maintenance for you?
I have been on dutasteride since last November and as far as i can tell i am maintaining but my crown is still a diffuse thinning mess, dermarolling and minoxidil have helped a ton and i can pull off being a full head when my hair is dry and some careful combing, but when wet it looks really bad, i should just be happy with that but i don't want to be afraid of water touching my hair for the rest of my life so i was hoping this might be a viable option over spironolactone, bica etc which im willing to try, i was taking spironolactone for about 5 months but stopped recently, im thinking of starting again in a few months.
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I have been on dutasteride since last November and as far as i can tell i am maintaining but my crown is still a diffuse thinning mess, dermarolling and minoxidil have helped a ton and i can pull off being a full head when my hair is dry and some careful combing, but when wet it looks really bad, i should just be happy with that but i don't want to be afraid of water touching my hair for the rest of my life so i was hoping this might be a viable option over spironolactone, bica etc which im willing to try, i was taking spironolactone for about 5 months but stopped recently, im thinking of starting again in a few months.
No troubles with side effects? finasteride was enough to put me off anything that touched hormones so I'd do Regenera 100 times over before delving into castration medication...
No troubles with side effects? finasteride was enough to put me off anything that touched hormones so I'd do Regenera 100 times over before delving into castration medication...
Just slightly lower libido, less semen volume with dutasteride, when i added spironolactone my libido got even lower but was still able to get an erection, semen volume was pretty much zero though. Only used spironolactone for 5 months not enough time to make an accurate assessment on how much it was helping before i stopped due to gyno concerns.
Only slightly lower libido? You're lucky.
After 2 years of fina, my libido was almost non existant.
Yeah some people are really unlucky with these types of meds, sad to say since i would like to see all my balding brothers with full heads, hopefully we see something viable for maintenance and regrowth within the next 5 years that has no sides if regenera isn't it.
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Just slightly lower libido, less semen volume with dutasteride, when i added spironolactone my libido got even lower but was still able to get an erection, semen volume was pretty much zero though.
Yeahhh I'd go for regenera then if the money is there, an AA cocktail sounds horrific to me.
Yeahhh I'd go for regenera then if the money is there, an AA cocktail sounds horrific to me.
Yeah it's definitely not for everyone, but im desperate to get my hair back to a decent state. I'm going to see if this drops in price and hear from other people who have tried it before deciding whether or not to try.
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yes i think this fact will end up being the most disappointing to people on this forumYeah can't wait, it's a shame they'll be so expensive though it's a bit out of reach for a lot of people
people should not be worried about whether these future treatments will come into fruition or not, but rather if they will be able to afford them in the first place when they come out
i believe it is entirely possible there will be a functional "cure", so to speak, within the next 10 years, but it could involve a variety of different procedures and treatments that will ultimately end up costing so much in total that it won't be affordable for the average person for 20 years
i suppose my message to anyone reading this would be to get your money up, haha
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yes i think this fact will end up being the most disappointing to people on this forum
people should not be worried about whether these future treatments will come into fruition or not, but rather if they will be able to afford them in the first place when they come out
i believe it is entirely possible there will be a functional "cure", so to speak, within the next 10 years, but it could involve a variety of different procedures and treatments that will ultimately end up costing so much in total that it won't be affordable for the average person for 20 years
i suppose my message to anyone reading this would be to get your money up, haha
Feels bad for the people who invested in Replicel hoping they'd get both a hair treatment and a bunch of money to pay for it
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Sorry for not being clear.
What I meant is: 20,000 people allegedly underwent Regenera Activa treatment so far, yet internet feedbacks are so few. To me, the fact that people do not bother giving feedback is weird. It's either they are so disappointed they no longer want to hear about this BS or they are satisfied enough they don't feel the need to inform their peers (the latter being very unlikely).
Let's just listen to doctors on the matter!
EDIT: Even in this thread, at least two people underwent the procedure over the last 3 months. Mysteriously, these guys vanished once done...
I haven't disappeared. I posted pics at the 3 month mark and said I'd park it for now, and get new pics/review at around 6 months. I'm just past 4 months. It's still early days. My pics at 3 months seemed to suggest a slight thickening and looked slightly improved. However, my big worry is that I'm still suffering an awful lot of daily hairfall as I was prior to treatment (again no guarantee that's a sign of hairloss, or at least extreme hairloss). We'll see. The clinic I had the treatment done have been very vociferous about the early progress they've had with clients.
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How was your situation before you got the procedure? Was your hairloss aggressive too then?
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picsI had the procedure done in early June 19 and have definitely lost ground (diffuse thinner) in the past couple of months. I am well below where I was in June.
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I had the procedure done in early June 19 and have definitely lost ground (diffuse thinner) in the past couple of months. I am well below where I was in June.
what was your rate of hairloss prior to the treatment? Have you taken pics?
Aleksandar
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I had the procedure done in early June 19 and have definitely lost ground (diffuse thinner) in the past couple of months. I am well below where I was in June.
Damn... worse off than before.... that's not a good sign. Seemed to good to be true...
Aleksandar
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Had a consultation today with a doctor that does the procedure.
He says he did about 25 of these procedures. All but 2 or 3 had 'positive results' according to him. He says it's not a miracle procedure, but I can expect thickening and some regrowth. Some candidates experienced a lot a regrowth according to him. He says he can 'guarantee' maintenance. This seems a bit strange, since he only did a high level check up of my scalp with some sort of micro camera. He said I'm a good candidate...
I'm not convinced at all, but this is the only thing that I can try at the moment. I refuse to mess with my hormones, so finasteride is out of the question. Minoxidil with needling worked great, but after a couple of months I ended up at the hospital with heart palpitations. I'll probably do it in a week or two. To be continued...
He says he did about 25 of these procedures. All but 2 or 3 had 'positive results' according to him. He says it's not a miracle procedure, but I can expect thickening and some regrowth. Some candidates experienced a lot a regrowth according to him. He says he can 'guarantee' maintenance. This seems a bit strange, since he only did a high level check up of my scalp with some sort of micro camera. He said I'm a good candidate...
I'm not convinced at all, but this is the only thing that I can try at the moment. I refuse to mess with my hormones, so finasteride is out of the question. Minoxidil with needling worked great, but after a couple of months I ended up at the hospital with heart palpitations. I'll probably do it in a week or two. To be continued...
Aleksandar
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Could you ask him if you can contact some of the patients who had positive results, then you can ask them yourself.
Don't think he will allow that considering privacy regulations. He had his nurse, who had the procedure done, talk to me. She showed me some before and after pics that looked good, but you can't compare men and women in these kinds of procedures.
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personally i am putting no stock or belief into what the user diamond is saying without pictures of some kind
time and time again i have seen posters on this site roast and flame companies for doctoring pictures or not providing evidence of their claims yet you guys are willing to believe a guy on an account with 2 posts on it who has provided 0 evidence?
Na not me
time and time again i have seen posters on this site roast and flame companies for doctoring pictures or not providing evidence of their claims yet you guys are willing to believe a guy on an account with 2 posts on it who has provided 0 evidence?
Na not me
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Aleksandar
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The doctor also said he went to some conference in Spain were Regenera was presented and he saw pictures with extraordinary results. He said he couldn't use these pics because of legal reasons (or something like that).
I checked the guy and he is a real qualified doctor. In any case I'm going to try it since I don't have anything to lose, except for some cash.
I checked the guy and he is a real qualified doctor. In any case I'm going to try it since I don't have anything to lose, except for some cash.
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yes people bring up the price but imo this is is a bargain if i can provide the 1-3 years of maintenance that the studies/science is claimingOk, there was a regenera conference in Spain a couple of days ago.
And yup I agree, if you're working, this isn't that expensive to try imo.