Aderans and Intercytex to give update at conference

[News2]

This is from another hair site:

"Aderans and ICX to speak at ISHRS"


Both Aderans and ICX (even Farjo) will talk about their progress on the ISHRS Annual Scientific Meeting 18-22 October.

Will anyone attend? Would be interesting to hear what they have to say, especially Aderans who have been very guiet lately.

http://www.ishrs.org/PDF/2ndPrelim_ISHRS2006ASM.pdf


"2:44pm-2:49pm Current Status of Research - Aderans
Kenneth J. Washenik, MD, PhD"

"2:15pm-3:30pm Cell Therapy and Biotechnology
Moderator: Bessam K. Farjo, MD
Learner Objectives:
l Summarize the latest developments in hair follicle cell
therapy (cloning).
l Educate your patients regarding this possible future
therapy.
l Identify the role of growth factors in enhancing hair
restoration surgery results."

"2:50pm-2:55pm Current Status of Research - Intercytex
Jerry E. Cooley, MD (2:50pm-2:53pm)
Bessam K. Farjo, MD (2:53pm-2:55pm)"

 

[elguapo]

This is right in gourmetstylewellness.com's back yard, I believe.

You going to attend, gourmetstylewellness.com?

 

[bluechips]

This conference starts today. I hope we can get some info on what was said. Especially, on what Aderans is up to.

 

[Optimist]

Dr. Rassman wrote about the conference on his "baldingblog". He said there is nothing new with either company and claims HM is still a long way off. But then of course he may biased for economic reasons.

 

[DaSand]

Keep in mind, he's also an hair transplant surgeon and I've talked with many of them. They said the same thing as him about HM not being availible for a long time.

They aren't happy with this procedure coming out.

 

[Optimist]

I definately agree with you that they are talking it down. The excitement about HM is already affecting them because customers are choosing to wait for HM instead of getting a hair transplant.

 

[DaSand]

I'm waiting for HM and saving up for it, there are some hair transplant surgerons being arrogant about it not coming out for 20 years.

Funny, I was considering an hair transplant at one point but I decided not to.

This is going to be one big breakthrough in science and eventually baldness is going to be a choice like what Kemp said. I can't wait to get it back, but in the meantime live life.