Well let's put it this way, search up "third degree burns" on Google, then tell me if you think simply washing your face regularly would help in a situation such as theirs.
You're very welcome. Please don't go back to that dermatologist.
I remember 5 years back, a Dermatologist once said my scars were going too go way within a few months, which to my knowledge was simply bullshit.
I don't know why many Dermatologists and Plastic Surgeons say things that are far-fetched and uneducated... It could be that they're not as knowledgeable as we may think. One thing is for sure though, they do want your money.
@sndr, just a little bit of light would cheer me... do u think scarless heali ng is achievable in human? do u think we still have hopes?
Maybe we could reduce the "i hope someone will find a cure" and "do you think a cure will be found" posts. It wont change anything and it makes the really relevant information harder to find. No one knows if it will ever be possible. But i', positive, especially with the kinderspital zurich working on their own skin transplant and already testing it on human.
This is it guys, i take it from my older email folders
this is what she said to me through an email loop concerning my scars :
Dear Joni,
Based on our previous session, i concluded that your scars can be completely removed just like i said.
I had a former patient that used to be a third degree burn victim. He was desperate enough until he even considered suicide as an option
Then, i helped her by constantly using my products. Theses products requires regular cleansing and washing of her burned face
3 months later, she came back to me with newborn baby skin, flawless, shiny. I am proud of her and she thanked me many times
your case is only acne scars, which i can treat. Just go have another sessions with me, then i can show you which products of mine
i can apply to your scars
Best Regards,
Monica
what do you guys think?
Is this Dermatologist is really trustable?
seems like she is really convinving
This is it guys, i take it from my older email folders
this is what she said to me through an email loop concerning my scars :
Dear Joni,
Based on our previous session, i concluded that your scars can be completely removed just like i said.
I had a former patient that used to be a third degree burn victim. He was desperate enough until he even considered suicide as an option
Then, i helped her by constantly using my products. Theses products requires regular cleansing and washing of her burned face
3 months later, she came back to me with newborn baby skin, flawless, shiny. I am proud of her and she thanked me many times
your case is only acne scars, which i can treat. Just go have another sessions with me, then i can show you which products of mine
i can apply to your scars
Best Regards,
Monica
what do you guys think?
Is this Dermatologist is really trustable?
seems like she is really convinving
Do you think this thread and all the million dollar research would exist if washing your face was the cure we're all looking for?
No, she is not trustable, is she even a real doctor?
Its weird , i searched her name on google, yet, no single record found
She open a clinique in a house which housed many skin products
Her name is Monica Preketek spkk
Spkk here refers to "spesalis kulit kelamin" in Indonesia
Which translate to "skin specialist" is she a fraud?
Whats more umfortumate, i ve wasterd around 10 millions rupiah
For her sessions and cleansers
This particular discovery was in the news a few months ago, but here's a new article on it:
It's called LLLT low-level light therapy (also referred to as photobiomodulation - PBM). They were able to get dentin in teeth to regrow, and they are talking about it possibly working on the skin.
Here's the pertinent quotation:
"The research promises a broad range of clinical applications in restorative dentistry and regenerative medicine, including wound healing and bone growth. And it hints at dramatic changes for dentistry and other disciplines."
Just thought I'd share some promising news since there's no word about Dextran Hydrogel.
This particular discovery was in the news a few months ago, but here's a new article on it:
It's called LLLT low-level light therapy (also referred to as photobiomodulation - PBM). They were able to get dentin in teeth to regrow, and they are talking about it possibly working on the skin.
Here's the pertinent quotation:
"The research promises a broad range of clinical applications in restorative dentistry and regenerative medicine, including wound healing and bone growth. And it hints at dramatic changes for dentistry and other disciplines."
Just thought I'd share some promising news since there's no word about Dextran Hydrogel.
I'm not sure what to think. LLLT is said to stimulate TGF-1 and there are studies suggesting that inhibiting it is desirable for skin regeneration. For example, see pages 9-10 here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3812288/
On the other hand, if it can really affect stem cells, that may override that mechanism. There's only one way to know.
How to raise some money for conducting the gel research?
I don't think we really need to do that. Gerecht's research lab has funding from an investor and company, Gemstone Biotherapeutics. And all indications point toward them currently conducting tests and ongoing research. Unfortunately, it's not happening quite as quickly as we'd all like. Hopefully, once the summer wraps up we'll hear something.
How to raise some money for conducting the gel research?
I don't think we really need to do that. Gerecht's research lab has funding from an investor and company, Gemstone Biotherapeutics. And all indications point toward them currently conducting tests and ongoing research. Unfortunately, it's not happening quite as quickly as we'd all like. Hopefully, once the summer wraps up we'll hear something.
I am thinking of making some adanced hydrogels for wound healing.
If by "original researchers" you mean Dr. Sun and Dr. Zhang, their names were on the patent application since it was filed. They would benefit from a commercial product just as Dr. Gerecht and Dr. Harmon would.
Also, suggesting that the research could not continue because part of the team moved on completely ignores that those remaining (as well as the new postdoc) are experts in dealing with biomaterials.
If by "original researchers" you mean Dr. Sun and Dr. Zhang, their names were on the patent application since it was filed. They would benefit from a commercial product just as Dr. Gerecht and Dr. Harmon would.
Also, suggesting that the research could not continue because part of the team moved on completely ignores that those remaining (as well as the new postdoc) are experts in dealing with biomaterials.
Someone mentioned dr H is no longer working on this either...but good luck with them!