How Would Hair Multiplication Work in the Market?

How would Hair Multiplication work? Not technology wise, but market placement wise. How much would it cost? I’m pretty sure they could charge whatever they want and it wouldn’t change the mind of too many potential customers you would think. So really it’s a question of of their ethical and moral standpoint I guess, but if you could give some sort of estimate I would really appreciate it. Also what would happen to the drugs market, I know drugs like Finasteride, Dutasteride and Minoxidil are used for other reasons but I have reason to believe that most of their money is made in the Hair loss market, I’m aware that most people who are in the early stages of MPB would continue to use these as you can still get a good 5+ years out of it, but people worried about side-effects and people who are on high income will just forgo the drugs and go straight into the HM procedure. Finally I wonder about hair transplant doctors such as yourselves, I know that they will be useful in performing the HM procedures but from the procedures described by Intercytex these would be of much less precision and skill, would this mean that HT doctors would have to take a huge wage fall? I think most of the money would be paid to the company which take the hair follicles and multiply them, so what is your opinion on this.

On another note, I asked a question recently about why hair follicles can’t be preserved and I now understand that they can not be preserved, so how is this going to work? they plan to take your hair and multiply and this process would take a few weeks, but surely all the hair would just die in that time?

I do not know the answers to your questions. I would assume that there will be training in whatever the technology evolves into, but as it is not final yet, there is no way to tell. Usually drug companies come out with the product and the process and doctors become qualified to use it.

Take Botox, for example… the doctor buys it from the manufacturer and then charges the patient for the medicine used and the service he provides with its use. I would imagine the same would occur with hair multiplication.