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Histogen said in one of their pdf's that they expect treatment with regenica for hair will cost $5000 at first.

Histogens predicted price for it's hair version of regenica , if it gets to market is 5 grand if I recall correctly.

If you look at the pdf they released there is Proof that there is indeed more hair (all be it slight at the moment) not just thicker and longer, quality seems ok imo aswell. Remeber its a phase I safety trial and those results are 12 weeks after a single injection...

Come on guys is it really that hard to read their site, or any of the pdf's etc they have released. What Histogen are doing is not remotely like ICX, they are not injecting dp cells. From their site: "ReGenicaTM is a proprietary liquid formula created by the culturing of newborn fibroblasts in...

We don't know exactly what they will use in the final protocol if it works but we can get a good idea as everything that they will posibly use is listed in their patents. I don't have their patents to hand atm but here is a list I copied from a post Michael Barry made on hairsite, these are...

what is your point? Your obviously just bored or here to argue with some one. I'm not going to bite. What your attempting to argue about is pointless and irrelevant. Please stop this and let the interesting discussion continue.

what Dr Cotsarelis was refering to in the video was his work done before Follica came about. Since there has been Follica that has always been their intention to grow hair (clues in the name). (what i mean was, follica weren't looking to heal tumors, they didn't exist at that point when...

Sorry I had to register to post this.... It was Follica's intension from day 1 to try and grow new hair follicles, that was the whole point in grafting human skin onto a mouse, to see if it would grow hair on human skin and not just on mouse skin. It wasn't an accident. Follica wasn't just...