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On 2/8/2020 at 10:05 PM, lehran said:I've contacted the ex elastagen CEO, and I was lucky enough to get an answer: unfortunately they can't share anything with anyone, since the company has been absorbed by allergan. What they're doing so far is making sure that proper products get to the market by helping allergan out, so they're basically working together. It's probably going to take something like 2 years before it happens though, but it's worth waiting.
Trust me, I tried getting information left and right, you're not getting one until the product is ready, so just wait for an update
Also, I REALLY, REALLY need to be clear about this: this is mostly going to be a breakthrough for stretch marks, acne scars, and surgical interventions. And even then, it's not going to be a 100% removal of the issue, although it is going to dramatically lessen the appearance of those skin issues.
When it comes to specific scars like keloid scars, huge scars and the such, we're still not there yet.
Anyone knows what happens to this? It's about 2 years already.
On 8/20/2022 at 12:37 AM, delcabe30 said:These are some images that he has published of the evolution that he has had, they are different scars, in the second he says that the scar is flat and that it is only hyperpigmented after 90 days, he is showing images of the evolution of 50 scars that he has throughout the body, some have improved quite well. Sorry for my english so bad i do it with translator.
We can't afford to have hyperpigmentated skin for 90 days. Most people need to work. Also you said improve quite well but it isnt scarless?
On 8/18/2022 at 10:03 PM, delcabe30 said:good afternoon, first of all I apologize for my bad English, I do it with a translator, I see that there is a group on telegram called verteporfine research and another called KK scar revision, where there is a person who had several scars treated with verteporfine In Turkey, he publishes photos of the progress of the scars and so he shows if verteporfin works, he also gives names of doctors who are using verteporfin to treat scars.
Do you have links or something?
5 hours ago, gantz said:Do you have links or something?
There are two groups on telegram called verteporfine research and another called KK scar revision, it is an experiment that he wanted to do because he has 50 hypertrophic scars, he prepared the verteporfin himself and asked the doctor to apply it when closing the wounds , but from the advances he says that it seems that the doctor did not apply verteporfin to him because the scars became hypertrophic again, he says that after he woke up at 4 hours he applied verteporfin to 4 wounds and says that they are the best they cured, that hair even grew on his skin, the best thing is to join the group to follow up, there they are publishing updates on verteporfin and other treatments that are being studied, the groups are on telegram they are called verteporfine research and another that is called KK scar review.
On 8/30/2022 at 4:18 PM, delcabe30 said:There are two groups on telegram called verteporfine research and another called KK scar revision, it is an experiment that he wanted to do because he has 50 hypertrophic scars, he prepared the verteporfin himself and asked the doctor to apply it when closing the wounds , but from the advances he says that it seems that the doctor did not apply verteporfin to him because the scars became hypertrophic again, he says that after he woke up at 4 hours he applied verteporfin to 4 wounds and says that they are the best they cured, that hair even grew on his skin, the best thing is to join the group to follow up, there they are publishing updates on verteporfin and other treatments that are being studied, the groups are on telegram they are called verteporfine research and another that is called KK scar review.
I could not find these groups. Is there a link?
On 6/18/2022 at 6:43 AM, presn said:Here is another scarless hydrogel company that is really promising coming from the University of Toronto. Unlike Sunogel, they have been giving frequent updates (last one is may 2022) and have investment from TWO major firms. In a 2020 interview, they claimed that it will be available for surgical use in 2-3 YEARS (The pandemic likely slowed this down a bit; although they just have been designated as a type VI medical device in Canada). This one is legit and likely coming very soon. I will keep you updated when the company representative responds to an email with questions.
"About Quthero:
Quthero aims to disrupt skin care following dermatological procedures such as laser skin resurfacing & microneedling and to eliminate scarring post plastic surgery using patented hydrogels. Quthero™s flagship hydrogel product enables full regrowth of human skin 60-200% faster than current products and without scarring. At the heart of all Quthero™s products is a unique peptide sequence, discovered and developed at MIT, Boston Children™s Hospital and University of Toronto, that is demonstrated to promote full and scarless skin regeneration. This unique molecule is incorporated into three new products launched
through Quthero Skincare, targeting cosmetic dermatology"
I could not find anything new on Sunogel after 2018. Their website doesn™t show anything new. Where can I find more info on this? Really hopeful it can reduce scars.
17 hours ago, ivana22 said:No pude encontrar estos grupos. Hay un enlace?
No pude encontrar nada nuevo en Sunogel despues de 2018. Su sitio web no muestra nada nuevo. Donde puedo encontrar mas informacion sobre esto? Realmente espero que pueda reducir las cicatrices.
[removed] this is the link of the group in telegram.
Micro coring review in Realself. Planning to do this once Qutheros hydrogel comes out.
https://www.realself.com/review/ellacor-worth-it-face-neck-downtime-red-knees-wrinkles
2 hours ago, Binga said:Micro coring review in Realself. Planning to do this once Qutheros hydrogel comes out.
https://www.realself.com/review/ellacor-worth-it-face-neck-downtime-red-knees-wrinkles
That's for wrinkles tho...
On 9/1/2022 at 7:03 PM, De Rerum Natura said:Yeah, KK left this before and after the other day and it was mesmerizing to me.
Hello,
There are two scars on left and one on right. Does that mean that the upper scar on the left was excised and treated with verteporfin, so it disappeared? or is the visible scar on the right the same one as lower scar on the left? It was excised and treated with verteporfin?
6 hours ago, ivana22 said:Hello,
There are two scars on left and one on right. Does that mean that the upper scar on the left was excised and treated with verteporfin, so it disappeared? or is the visible scar on the right the same one as lower scar on the left? It was excised and treated with verteporfin?
Actually I understand now these are two different sides. It seems there is a less visible hypopigmented scar on the right above the visible one? Is that correct?
On 9/1/2022 at 5:42 PM, delcabe30 said:[removed] this is the link of the group in telegram.
Thank you for trying to share. It see it was removed. Maybe it is forbidden to share¦
On 8/18/2022 at 10:03 PM, delcabe30 said:good afternoon, first of all I apologize for my bad English, I do it with a translator, I see that there is a group on telegram called verteporfine research and another called KK scar revision, where there is a person who had several scars treated with verteporfine In Turkey, he publishes photos of the progress of the scars and so he shows if verteporfin works, he also gives names of doctors who are using verteporfin to treat scars.
Are these verteporfin results? If yes, then it™s not a miracle cure unfortunately¦
On 9/10/2022 at 3:41 PM, k95 said:@ivana22 that was the untreated scar. The verteporfin-treated one is almost invisible (just some discoloration). I've circled the before and after below:
I think you're mistaken. That's not what the caption says. Plus, in the second photo you can't see the clavicule and there're hairs that he doesn't have on the shoulder in the first one... However, if you happen to be right, the results are amazing
15 hours ago, rosamelia666 said:I think you're mistaken. That's not what the caption says. Plus, in the second photo you can't see the clavicule and there're hairs that he doesn't have on the shoulder in the first one... However, if you happen to be right, the results are amazing
Is the owner of pics on the forum? I would like to know if the verteporfin treated wound actually healed without any trace of hypopigmentation and scar tissue¦
On 9/10/2022 at 11:41 PM, k95 said:@ivana22 that was the untreated scar. The verteporfin-treated one is almost invisible (just some discoloration). I've circled the before and after below:
Thank you. So, one of the 4 spots was treated. I hope he gives an update¦
6 hours ago, ivana22 said:Is the owner of pics on the forum? I would like to know if the verteporfin treated wound actually healed without any trace of hypopigmentation and scar tissue
Thank you. So, one of the 4 spots was treated. I hope he gives an update
I don't think that the guy treating the scars is in the forum. Hopefully, if someone in the telegram group is reading this, he or she could share with us more details or information and hopefully more photos
17 hours ago, rosamelia666 said:I don't think that the guy treating the scars is in the forum. Hopefully, if someone in the telegram group is reading this, he or she could share with us more details or information and hopefully more photos
Thanks, and how do I get included in the telegram group? Someone posted the link but it was deleted by the admin. My telegram id is [Removed]. Can someone add me to that group? Thanks
As K95 mentioned, the results are pretty dramatic, and KK stated on the telegram group that his skin is still improving.
He said that hes overall very satisfied with his results and he's someone that previously spended more than 150k usd in every type of scar treatment without any success. So if this doesnt show the potential of Verteporfin, well, i dont know what does.
Also, there are surgeons worldwide already using Verteporfin off-label for hair transplant and scalp advancement with success. On hairlosstalk there is a thread about it.
On 9/14/2022 at 12:59 PM, De Rerum Natura said:As K95 mentioned, the results are pretty dramatic, and KK stated on the telegram group that his skin is still improving.
He said that hes overall very satisfied with his results and he's someone that previously spended more than 150k usd in every type of scar treatment without any success. So if this doesnt show the potential of Verteporfin, well, i dont know what does.
Also, there are surgeons worldwide already using Verteporfin off-label for hair transplant and scalp advancement with success. On hairlosstalk there is a thread about it.
How does someone manage to spend $150,000 USD on scar treatment, how many different procedures would that be? It is great that he is finally having success.
1 hour ago, Tom_Mason said:How does someone manage to spend $150,000 USD on scar treatment, how many different procedures would that be? It is great that he is finally having success.
He has many scars and it seems he fights them for very long and tried many many treatments. I dont feel comfortable to share what he said in his private group on telegram since im not him and i dont feel its "right" to share those personal things he said about his attempts to fix his skin. No one better than him could disclose those things here and he's already aware of this forum. All i can say is that, this guy is a hero and has done alot for science and for us scar sufferers. I hope he finds his peace along with his success battling his scars. All kudos to him
Hello good afternoon, does anyone know how well the microcoring called ellacor manufactured by cytrellis works, which says that it removes 8% of the skin in each session with needles and manages to tighten the skin, I have seen videos of wrinkles, but I have not seen in acne scars, they say that in miami dermatology & laser institute they have used it for acne scars and it has worked well for them but they do not have videos or images, it seems promising for acne scars because with several sessions more skin is removed and tightens more skin, if anyone has information or videos and photos please let us know, thanks.
1 hour ago, delcabe30 said:Hello good afternoon, does anyone know how well the microcoring called ellacor manufactured by cytrellis works, which says that it removes 8% of the skin in each session with needles and manages to tighten the skin, I have seen videos of wrinkles, but I have not seen in acne scars, they say that in miami dermatology & laser institute they have used it for acne scars and it has worked well for them but they do not have videos or images, it seems promising for acne scars because with several sessions more skin is removed and tightens more skin, if anyone has information or videos and photos please let us know, thanks.
I've been wondering the same. Not for acne scars butsurgery scars. Does anyone knows how good it works?