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You're pretty much spot on Vladislav. If you read this recent article, they've identified the cell responsible for scarring, a cell called engrailed positive fibroblasts:     The EPF cells ...

This article is interesting if any of it is true:     Our experiment shows the possibility of taking mature cells and, with addition of HIF-1a, causing dedifferentiation to a highly immatur...

...An injectable that is supposed to promote regeneration. And this one is specifically targeted at skin. They also compare it to hydrogel but I assume this is not the same one that Gemstone is workin...

One step closer:     The researcher says it's at least a decade before human limbs are ready for testing, but that's still great news.... This is the entire limb after all; bone, blood ve...

I don't live in the UK and so don't have access to Recell. This is off topic though. You should use another thread for this.

  Excision. The only treatment guaranteed to permanently remove acne scars. By creating new scars? Is that possible to do it myself? In my underdevelopment country I won't find anyone who ca...

What about nanoparticles? Quote: The nanoparticles with their siRNA cargoes were then tested by topically applying them to mice with either skin excisions or burns. In both cases, the wounds closed...

  Missamua, you are speaking the TRUTH. I'm all for natural living, but I have noticed the exact same thing with these health / holistic super militant, vegan types who ALWAYS exaggerate the...

For me it's 100% genetics. I've tried everything: diet, lifestyle, dermatologists. I have friends that drink, smoke, eat unhealthy foods, live in dirtier environments than me and have near perfect sk...

It's 100% genetic in that you are genetically predisposed to getting acne because of skin inflammation etc. I think acne is poorly understood even by the medical community. I believe that acne isn't j...

What makes you say that? And are you referring specifically to complete regeneration or improved wound healing?

There's been a bit of news about collagen from Tilapia fish accelerating wound healing lately. Thought I'd just share a link as I am often prone to doing: There was actually a study done on it and ...

And my view is such: The brain is a machine that can be studied, understood, and replicated. Like any machine, if you produce a similar machine with parts that operate with the same mechanical princi...

I'm a professional software engineer and you are incorrect about AI "consciousness". We will eventually make computers that act nearly identically to human brains. It may take a long time, and it is a...

This is actually the case with all businesses, but the only difference here is how desperate you are and therefore how easy you are to take advantage of. Oh yeah, that and the fact nothing in dermatol...

Anyone who hasn't read this article yet should do so immediately: It's an older story (2013), but this particular site just posted it now which prompted me to relay it to you. It's well-written, a...

More "scratch-mark-like" indentations, mild hypopigmentation, and some raised scar areas. Edit: Oh yeah, and redness that lasted for 8 months after the procedure. While the persistent redness (hyperp...

I've tried Co2 ablative and it caused some serious problems. I've also tried 4 fraxel restores, 4 repairs, and 4 rounds of subcision. I'm wary of try-it-yourself solutions as I could just make thing...

Rez77, I understand where you are coming from. It's not easy to live day in and day out with only hope to carry you through. The anguish of waiting can make one want to just give up hoping so that you...

You're gorgeous. 100% serious. Anything you try to do to fix your skin in this state will just make it worse (TRUST ME!). Go live your life.

Has anyone heard of Interleukin-10? I was reading the abstract from an article from earlier this year that I hadn't seen yet. (Unfortunately the full text requires you to fork over cash). Quotation...

Article just published today: "While investigating a rare genetic disorder, researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have discovered that a ubiquitous signaling mol...

Actually it is injectable..   Atrophic scar equals missing flesh   Just inject something like dextran hydrogel and be done with it   Why do we need to excise something if its already...

It isn't injected. It's used as a wound scaffold.

It probably wouldn't be expensive for small isolated areas, but if you need large areas treated it would probably get expensive fast.