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Just wondering....i have a large skin graft scar on my forearm. About 15cm x 6cm. I can just about pull the sides of it together into an imaginary excision line......whaddya think? far too big?

Sorry if i'm repeating old news but thought some might be interested in this article on Laviv which has got FDA approval in UK

http://www.gettingri...-acne-scarring/

Does anyone know if TCA peels are any good for raised scars?

i have a scar from a skin graft on my arm , which hasnt been a major concern but when i had my follow up appointment for my ReCell i mentioned it to the doctor. Its a very large hypertrophic scar, which is normal coloured. He said he'd use enzyme therapy on it. I didnt go into detail with him, figuring i'd google it, but im not coming up with anything obvious.

i found a site that said this:

"Serrapeptase also has the ability to digest non-living tissue that is a by-product of the healing response without harming living tissue. Serrapeptase is used to dissolve non-living tissues to include: scar tissue, fibrosis, blood clots, cysts and arterial plaque..

..... Serrapeptase also helps eliminate old scar tissue by slowly digesting all of the dead tissue/scar tissue so that it can be replaced as needed with healthy tissue

Learn more: http://www.naturalne...l#ixzz1YzPUWS4j "

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Sounds too good to be true???

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i was wondering if he meant TCA peels or something...

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this made me laugh

actual snake oil

http://www.skinchemists.com/Category-279/Wrinkle-Killer