"5.14 - 6.26" The type of hair that growths doesn't matter, the main thing is that it grows at all, you can always find a solution to any problems as long as it grows at all! I think most of us would be happy with hair, no matter if its blonde dark or curly hair. But does that mean that it potentially could reverse greying of hair?
Yep any hair will do can fix and style it later. Lost all hair very early and it caused trauma and still does to a degree took years to embrace but still always come in and check for real fixes
Don't loose hope! I know what it feels like to look like a cancer patient, it caused real trauma, but There are some hairloss treatings in the pipelines that may "cure" in the one or other way hairloss, the Situation doesn't look so bad like 5 - 10 years ago, it's a billion market and the competition is going on mostly between asia and usa, so start putting some money aside because it might not be cheap at the beginning
If they haven’t started human trials yet then how could they hypothesize on what the new hair growing in on a human head be? Maybe ask that question “after” they’ve done human trials.
I suspect the volunteering is closed. The lead researcher mentioned they have been swamped with requests...you can still try by searching for his social media and contacting him
pyrilutamide if approved it would have taken less than 3 years, 5-10 is the avg. for drug approval, cosmetic drugs tend to take less time becuase the FDA is not as demanding regarding long term side effects, it's all about how fast the company can start the trial proccess
@@MyhairimplantsIn an interview Bill Rassmann, one of the two founders of Amplifica, said that 2 of their 3 hairloss drugs have prior approval of the FDA, so that the 2 drugs have not to go through the long FDA cycle.
founder of Amplifica, not scube3. Scube3 as it relates to hair growth was discovered by a research group from the university of california. The founder of Amplifica may or may not be directly involved with testing procedures.
Once human trials start it will either be on the market or disappear in 12 months. Even if it does become available it may be another Minoxidil which was expensive and kinda works but is very far from being a solution. But let's hope. If ever there is scam industry it's cosmetics; be it hair loss or wrinkles people spend $$ for no benefit.
How is this product administered? Is it a peptide injectable with a needle? Also is it only for people who have hair follicles that are still alive or can it be used on dead spots (all hair follicles dead)?
Last I checked, if I recall correctly, it's a peptide that tricks the body to wake up dormant hair follicles,& create new ones, but That's just memory from almost a yr ago, I could be wrong
How the human body takes a simple stem cell and grows it into a hair with the right colour and texture is incredibly complex. So I am not surprised this is proving difficult to get right.
I believe I saw an interview with maksim where he says scuba3 just turns the dormant hair cells back on and it would be your natural hair that would regrow. I didn’t hear or see anything saying you would grow different hair.. like if you blonde straight hair you won’t grow black curly hair that doesn’t make sense and I don’t know where this guy came to that conclusion
Use minoxidil 5% twice a day, Dutasteride 0.5 mg once every second day and micro pen once a week. it will all grow back. but first 2 months you will Shead all weak hair and it will scare you, but before you know it boom, it all starts growing back.
If it worked that easily on everyone, then there is no need for anything else. Unfortunately, it works for some and doesn't for others. In fact, Dutasteride has had a lot of complaints
@@timbatee7433 well I'm super happy . And my buddy gave me the protocol after I asked him how he was growing his hair back. I also think mental attitude has alot to do with it. Some people are to negitive in there minds for anything good to happen to them.
What sucks, my grandfathers on both sides of my family died in their early 80's with absolutely dense, dense, heads of hair. My father, dense head of hair but died in his early 70's. Me, dense head of hair at 50 years old, by 55, at least 60% of it gone on top. 🤥
@@cryptofan6255 You went a half century with a dense head of hair and are crying about it?? Nah, you won't get an ounce of sympathy from the truly follically challenged crowd.
@@Myhairimplants also, assuming they are able to tweak it and get it to give us our hair, do you think it could pretty much be used to draw whatever hairline we want? I was born with a naturally high hairline and only have slight recession and thinning at my temples. Do you think Scube could be used to lower my hairline a little?
Its disappointing but the technique is being perfected so I wouldn't be surprised if they fix this...the fact they got the hair implanted is incredible.
@@Myhairimplants How did they get the hair implanted? This whole process to me sounds like a disaster the way you describe it. The hairs not growing uniformly like the rest of the hair with different color and texture and the big one is some of the cloned hair lasts up to 9 months without repeat cycles and falls out. There's no way this product is going to be hitting markets anytime soon and won't be having human trials either until they get the bugs worked out first. As it stands I'm significantly more optimistic about the Verteporfin trials going on and hopefully the VS-6062 FAK inhibitors will be tested in humans before long. My hope is the hairs cycle and regrow as full terminal hairs as this is effectively a cure.
@@Myhairimplants I like your optimism that they will work to perfect their technique (assuming they are able). They definitely need to do this to have a workable solution for patients.
@@blackbeto6752 interesting idea. We dont know if the hair is falling out due to hormone issues or something else. We need to know this first before throwing in the finasteride.
