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Good luck - please keep us updated.

Redness in general fades away on its own - it can take a while though. There is sometimes actual hyperpigmanted scarring though. There are ways to get rid of the redness faster (lasers and hydroquino...

oh my god, so no results. I mean it's not even worth it for 10 percent results if you have scars like I do, which are actually deeper than yours. Thank you for posting your honest results and demonstr...

No pain no gain - hope it turns out well for you. If you don't mind me asking - what type of scars do you generally have? How much approx % wise did the subcisions help?

Recell by itself won't give you any meaningful results imo. The benefit of recell is that it speeds up healing, takes out a lot of the hypo/hyper pigmantation risks of other procedures (co2 lasers/der...

Your scarring is minimal, don't bother over it. The risk reward for any procedure that would result in any meaningful procedure wouldn't be worth it. It looks as though something is irritating your ...

What type of scars do you have?

Some people on here recommend Dr Rahimi :   I am aware of one person on this forum who "recommends" Dr. Rahimi for scar treatment and his recommendation is based on his experience. I think Rah...

Some people on here recommend Dr Rahimi :

There is no way to get rid of scars permanently. The best one can hope for (and this is with invasive procedures) is around 70-80% improvement - but they'll still be there.

Just for your reference standard subscision uses something called a nokor needle.

If you want advice - don't do anything. The risks + costs aren't worth it considering your scarring is very minor.

Good luck, hope it goes well for you. Keep us updated. It seems like its a lighter form of subscision with acupuncture needles:

It's called subcision jacecali - you can search this forum, lots of people have done it. Although, I wouldn't recommend doing it every 2 weeks, seems like 4-6 weeks is the norm.

What is the treatment called?

So it made the saucer scars (I assume boxcar) more shallow? What do you mean by "thick" ?

Good luck, hope it goes well for you. Keep us updated!

The scabs were unexpected, and remind me of the dark, thin scabbing I experienced with TCA Cross. I thought I would peel from Active FX, and I am kind of peeling/flaking in some areas, but my skin has...

Personally - if you think that fillers would help you - I would try with the non permanent stuff first. If you get a good temporary result - then you can go try laviv and hope that it gives similar pe...

I don't really see how adding some topicals would really help (even if it goes deep into the skin). I think the co2 is doing the brunt of it. If topicals helped scarring - why aren't doctors just inje...

Secondly, if the hydrogel works, its a great news for us, but not for dermatological/pharmaceutical sector. If we could repair any skin damage (not just scars, think rosacea, acne, moles etc.) by crea...

If doing lasers - stick with fractional co2 lasers (re:pair, smartxide etc). You'll need multiple treatments - but they're the gold standard in treating acne scars. The other lasers are most likely a ...

This is wonderful news. I just have one question though, will the hydrogel work on stretch marks? In theory - you would be able to get a doctor to cut out any skin imperfection and regrow new "cle...

Retin A (tretonoin)

Has anyone actually found out the amount of money they would need to proceed with secondary clinical trials?