Update From The God Himself - Dr. Takashi Tsuji

[jan miedza]

You sound like a child, people here are trying to have a serious discussion, grow up.

We can only discuss, but our only hope faile and we are left with nothing

 

[karatekid]

I wonder how it feels for a researcher, that dedicated years of his life to work on a project, to realize he failed and it was all for nothing...

Far from most, just enough that a transplant is a viable option for me now. I still need 6k grafts for a thick head of hair. I am looking at Couto, or maybe South Korea. I think Hairliciously's transplant looks good, although the scarring is pretty bad on the back of his head.

If you plan on next year you can forget about Couto

 

[pegasus2]

I wonder how it feels for a researcher, that dedicated years of his life to work on a project, to realize he failed and it was all for nothing...

If you plan on next year you can forget about Couto

I can get in.

 

[werefckd]

Since HC seems so far away now I'm considering having a hair transplant too. I'm really surprised about how the technology evolved in that area, some guys are getting great results that don't look like an hair transplant at all.

I heard Couto is very good but he has a waiting list of 2+ years. I'm also very curious about Zarev, some of his results are amazing.

 

[karatekid]

I can get in.

lol my first line just got in there somehow, I was writing it in another comment, not to you :\

But how dude? Couto barely even answer mails now, and also doesnt do online assessment due to corona... anyway, good luck with that. I already chose my surgeon, procedure in May.

 

[NoMoney]

our last hope is Tissuse. they are ready for the clinical study, so the preclinical study was successful. they only need a gmp system.

 

[jan miedza]

our last hope is Tissuse. they are ready for the clinical study, so the preclinical study was successful. they only need a gmp system.

i will ask them what is going on

 

[jan miedza]

our last hope is Tissuse. they are ready for the clinical study, so the preclinical study was successful. they only need a gmp system.

what preclincal study was sucessfull?

 

[NoMoney]

what preclincal study was sucessfull?

yes, the preclinical studies were successful. Also on their organ on a chip system

 

[jan miedza]

yes, the preclinical studies were successful. Also on their organ on a chip system

any link? sorry my english is very ppoor

 

[NoMoney]

any link? sorry my english is very ppoor

In order to be allowed to conduct clinical studies, positive preclinical studies must be submitted. Since they already have the permit, it can be assumed

 

[soull]

In order to be allowed to conduct clinical studies, positive preclinical studies must be submitted. Since they already have the permit, it can be assumed

It’s just my opinion and I hate being negative, but my most realistic feeling is that if TISSUSE were a solid project, you shouldn’t have a problem finding where to test on humans.

 

[NoMoney]

It’s just my opinion and I hate being negative, but my most realistic feeling is that if TISSUSE were a solid project, you shouldn’t have a problem finding where to test on humans.

I know what you mean. This is supposed to be because no large investors would invest in hair loss. There have been too many negative experiences in the past. Shiseido is mentioned as an exception. they still believe in their project.

 

[pegasus2]

lol my first line just got in there somehow, I was writing it in another comment, not to you :\

But how dude? Couto barely even answer mails now, and also doesnt do online assessment due to corona... anyway, good luck with that. I already chose my surgeon, procedure in May.

It's all about who you know.

our last hope is Tissuse. they are ready for the clinical study, so the preclinical study was successful. they only need a gmp system.

Tissuse can't even get a cpc to work with them. Don't hold your breath for them either. You would think they have demonstrated success based on events, but where are they? Maybe they will come through, maybe they won't.

 

[NoMoney]

The good thing is that Tissuse had a publication on the topic this year. The reactions from scientists to this have been rather positive.

 

[NoMoney]

Tissuse has also been working on it for decades, so not just Tsuji. in addition, they are all scientists from the University of Berlin.

 

[pegasus2]

The good thing is that Tissuse had a publication on the topic this year. The reactions from scientists to this have been rather positive.

I think they are still the best chance for a cure right now, but I'm not going to plan on it.

 

[John Difool]

There are countless companies with promising technologies that are shifting down every year. What makes their product valuable to you doesn't necessarily align with their investors strategy.

 

[RolfLeeBuckler]

Deutschland wird es am Ende richten. Diese scheiß Japaner kriegen nichts geschissen und machen auf Schlaumeier.

Auf die Deutschen ist immer Verlass - IMMER!!!

 

[werefckd]

The good thing is that Tissuse had a publication on the topic this year. The reactions from scientists to this have been rather positive.

What publication are you talking about? Could you post a link to it?