^From what I remember, Aderans' method was almost the exact same as replicel's, except instead of using dermal sheathe cup cells, they used dermal papilla cells. There are DHT receptors on the papilla, so I'd assume their goal was to grow new DHT resistant hair from those cells, just like replicel. Looking at replicel's results, I honestly don't think it works. I might start a different post on exactly why I think this. Replicel was one of the first companies that I thought could really do it. Then I realized the disappointment people have been feeling for years. Now I'm not so optimistic.
What I'd look forward to most is a new drug delivery system that is so well targeted that it results in a completely side effect-less treatment. You already know my hope for an electrical/ion hair targeting system. Then I would start using minoxidil and other things of that sort.
I guess out of the things that actually f*****g might exist, if I can't make something else work, it'd be CB-03-01 and samumed. One to maintain hair, the other to grow it.