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4 hours ago, BeneficialCell said:So with CCH and tropoelastin ridding the world of cellulite and stretchmarks we will all have the legs of supermodels while we wait for something to be done about our scars
I really hope we're going to get rid of stretch marks, god knows I have them all over from puberty, and it's annoying as fuck. I hope Elastagen is as good for stretch marks as it's supposed to be.
I asked Cytrellis on fb about Hows the microcoring going andthey said that its having excellent results when used on wrinklers, scars, acne scars and stretch marks but thayhad to close down their offices due to corona and they just reopned. They also said that it slowed their approval and unfortunetly microcoring will be on market early 2021 not latw 2020. Anyway i have hope in this product, have a nice day guys
If you believe this guy, we already have the technology to regenerate an arm. But it's super secret tech kept under wraps for military and the elites.
You can buy sulfur powder online. I hate to make this a nutrition topic in this category of scar healing but it is necessary when trying to defeat scar damage. Cooked broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and brussel sprouts, kale, callaloo, spinach, asparagus, okra......Along with around a 14 mg intake of sulfur powder.....And i say cooked because it is easier for your body to absorb nutrients from vegetables once they are steamed or boiled. Which is why green smoothies daily have such a positive affect on acne breakouts. Spirlunia and chlorella are amazing additions to your green, sulfur loaded smoothies that if given time......can rid you of acne scarring. And acne. Done it personally and have gotten flawless results.
On 6/8/2020 at 2:32 AM, AlexZ77 said:I asked Cytrellis on fb about Hows the microcoring going andthey said that its having excellent results when used on wrinklers, scars, acne scars and stretch marks but thayhad to close down their offices due to corona and they just reopned. They also said that it slowed their approval and unfortunetly microcoring will be on market early 2021 not latw 2020. Anyway i have hope in this product, have a nice day guys
Did Cytrellis say when they'd release the results of the trials?
Some trials of microcoring is currently ongoing
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On 6/21/2020 at 8:50 PM, onefatalgoose said:You can buy sulfur powder online. I hate to make this a nutrition topic in this category of scar healing but it is necessary when trying to defeat scar damage. Cooked broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and brussel sprouts, kale, callaloo, spinach, asparagus, okra......Along with around a 14 mg intake of sulfur powder.....And i say cooked because it is easier for your body to absorb nutrients from vegetables once they are steamed or boiled. Which is why green smoothies daily have such a positive affect on acne breakouts. Spirlunia and chlorella are amazing additions to your green, sulfur loaded smoothies that if given time......can rid you of acne scarring. And acne. Done it personally and have gotten flawless results.
Please dont makethis a health thread. You said you hate to make this a nutriton topic, still you do it.
Most of us dont believe in that.
On 6/8/2020 at 2:32 AM, AlexZ77 said:I asked Cytrellis on fb about Hows the microcoring going andthey said that its having excellent results when used on wrinklers, scars, acne scars and stretch marks but thayhad to close down their offices due to corona and they just reopned. They also said that it slowed their approval and unfortunetly microcoring will be on market early 2021 not latw 2020. Anyway i have hope in this product, have a nice day guys
I got to save money anyways so its all good. Patience and positivity, I feel technology is moving so fast it wont be long.
2 hours ago, nikki_gargin said:I got to save money anyways so its all good. Patience and positivity, I feel technology is moving so fast it wont be long.
hhhhope sssso
Does anyone know how exactly tropoelastin works (i mean mechanism)?I hear about elastagen toooften, but I dont understand what to expect
6 hours ago, Scarcure said:Will there be a technology that will basically regenerate scar tissue by applying a solution or ingest a drug without cutting the scar tissue ? i have a indent on my eyelid margin from a stye a while back .... can anyone tell me ? , thank you.
I think that in any case scar tissuewill have to be removed before
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This thread has been over 10 years old and like many of you, I suffered from cystic acne during my teens and early adult years. Medication and creams did nothing for me. Accutane cleared lots of it but pimples kept crawling back. I tried several diets and facewashers. In the end, I gave up and now stare at pockmarks in the mirror.
I still get occasional pimples mainly on my back although I do believe that is more of folliculitis. The condition wrecked my skin and left me with scarring to some extent. I would definitely like to get rid of my facial pockmarks one day. Last time I followed the thread, I was in my early teens hoping for solutions to alleviate my scarring woes. I came back to check wether indeed science found the fountain of regeneration.
Anyways, staying on topic here. It seems, scientists have found ways to prevent scarring, but won't release further information to the public. We are likely years away from seeing some over the counter cream promising to eliminate scars. I posted a link to an article above highlighting the current top players working apparently in reducing or eliminating scarring altogether. No mention of microcoring. I am hopeful their technology is legit, so I can put my skin woes behind and boost up my confidence finally. Acne deprived of my youth.
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This thread has been over 10 years old and like many of you, I suffered from cystic acne during my teens and early adult years. Medication and creams did nothing for me. Accutane cleared lots of it but pimples kept crawling back. I tried several diets and facewashers. In the end, I gave up and now stare at pockmarks in the mirror.
I still get occasional pimples mainly on my back although I do believe that is more of folliculitis. The condition wrecked my skin and left me with scarring to some extent. I would definitely like to get rid of my facial pockmarks one day. Last time I followed the thread, I was in my early teens hoping for solutions to alleviate my scarring woes. I came back to check wether indeed science found the fountain of regeneration.
Anyways, staying on topic here. It seems, scientists have found ways to prevent scarring, but won't release further information to the public. We are likely years away from seeing some over the counter cream promising to eliminate scars. I posted a link to an article above highlighting the current top players working apparently in reducing or eliminating scarring altogether. No mention of microcoring. I am hopeful their technology is legit, so I can put my skin woes behind and boost up my confidence finally. Acne deprived of my youth.
when we live without a scar
On 6/21/2020 at 12:50 PM, onefatalgoose said:You can buy sulfur powder online. I hate to make this a nutrition topic in this category of scar healing but it is necessary when trying to defeat scar damage. Cooked broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and brussel sprouts, kale, callaloo, spinach, asparagus, okra......Along with around a 14 mg intake of sulfur powder.....And i say cooked because it is easier for your body to absorb nutrients from vegetables once they are steamed or boiled. Which is why green smoothies daily have such a positive affect on acne breakouts. Spirlunia and chlorella are amazing additions to your green, sulfur loaded smoothies that if given time......can rid you of acne scarring. And acne. Done it personally and have gotten flawless results.
Unfortunately, such promises fall under the category of too good to be true. Eating a healthy diet and eliminating processed foods may help reduce future inflammation, but existing acne scars are beyond that point. The composition of the existing scar tissue is completely different than it was beforehand. Addressing it in full would take a long time, but the simplistic response is that drinking healthy smoothies is unlikely to alter the composition of preexisting scar tissue. There certainly isn't any compelling scientific evidence to back it up. Furthermore, while eating healthy may help control acne, that solution to reducing acne breakouts isn't bulletproof. Many things contribute to acne. There are plenty of healthy individuals dealing with moderate to severe acne.
As for your results: It's difficult to evaluate your skin improvements without seeing a proper B&A, with acne scars evaluated in sufficient (and similar) conditions. Many people mistakenly refer to PIH/acne marks as scars. That may not be true in this instance, but I don't have enough information to rule it out. If your acne scars did truly improve, there's no guaranteeing that it didn't come from other sources either. Did you microneedle, use a retinoid, or reduce sun exposure?
On 5/8/2020 at 8:06 PM, Sniffy said:Its completely different to Sunogel. Microcoring is a mechanical device that cores out unwanted skin. The tiny holes left behind where the skin was cored out then close up as the surrounding skin contracts inwards and remodels. Bio Mechanical remodeling is the term Cytrellis use. Skin heals without scar if the wound is very small like 0.5mm
Microcoring essentially removes skin without leaving scars so basically its like excision technique but on a very small scale and done so fractionally so healing is much faster. Excision is an existing technique used that can remove scar tissue but obviously it leaves another scar all be it less noticeable. The hope behind Microcoring is that people can remove scar tissue gradually and allow healthy surrounding skin to take over as this skin will stretch also. For too long treatments are so focused on trying to remodel scar tissue with Lasers and such. Microcoring can actually remove scar tissue then allow the skin to remodel without scar.
Microcoring wont be the perfect treatment but hopefully its a very positive step in the right direction and can make a big impact to people's lives.
I'm new to the forum and have been following this thread, from your explanation of this procedure how is it different from microneedling? I thought microneedling also mechanically breaks down scar tissue for regenerated skin to grow in those areas?