David4bay

Will this forum still be active 20 years from now? Seems so. My guess is it'll be 70 years before anything tangible comes out.

I don't see the amount of skin being cored out being a problem, remember that skin is elastic as it stretches and maintains it's shape according to our musculature. This ability decreases with old age...

13 hours ago, mysharon said: Thanks for the link.This study seems to have been published in 2013 however and it is not by Rox Anderson or the team at Boston Mass General Hospital, who developed...

1 hour ago, k95 said: Ever heard of Latisse? It's FDA-approved for treating glaucoma, but it's actually better known for its off-label use for eyelash growth and thickening. You don't need FDA ...

Sorry but i heard someone say micro-coring has been approved and is a big disappointment, is there a source for this or it's just the pessimism of the poster(as usually happens here). More on why I...

Not too spectacular but be rest assured people see the potential in regenerative medicine.

On 6/2/2021 at 10:16 PM, nikkigirl said: Instead of regenerating new skin ......have a camera map you skin and find every pore on the scarring area and then print out a thin mask that you apply...

48 minutes ago, Miro said: Lets see before after I'd like to see myself but I doubt all these companies would go all in on the tech if it doesn't work. The paper I showed here that talk...

Here's an interesting find ; "Directional Skin Tightening RoboCor Tighten skin through dermal micro-coring and directional compression during healing Remove up to 15% of skin in an area through...

This thread is for the discussion of scarless healing techniques, period. Regardless of anyone's interest or disinterest these techniques will keep being posted. In my posts I've done nothing but pres...

Life ain't all bad, I'm not denying it will be better without acne, just saying your large pores may be what someone wishes for instead of something else. Besides I believe Retin A does wonders for po...

There will be a conference around April on the effectiveness of microcoring as a rejuvenation device. Also, though not cytrellis but fig 131 on recrossmedia device is about using microcoring to remove...

So long as the scar being treated isn't hyertrophic or lacking a ton of volume I really don't see a problem in micro-coring extracting scar tissue and it closing up normally. The device is an array of...

Scar contraction is caused by granulation bed fibroblasts, microcoring doesn't trigger such a response so i doubt you'd have to be picky about where to start from, the little reference on scars said f...

Getting rid of the damaged tissue altogether has always been the best treatment, only thing was another scar resulted from excisions, now you don't get a replacement scar, just neighbouring healthy sk...

6 hours ago, Sniffy said: Recros medica claim Microcoring will remove a tattoo in 4-5 treatments spaced 1 month apart. Im interested in getting Microcoring when its available for scars....

With what I understand from the process the larger the area of skin treated the greater skin tightening you can have, so it may not matter you're hitting normal skin as it'll remove whatever you're lo...

I did post the acne/straie microcoring overview a while back(just an article page that discussed results - decreased fibrosis/scarring), and kept being asked by someone as though they couldn't read or...

Wow.. guess it's time to pack up and leave, the last tidbit of info I'll drop is that there will be an event that discusses microcoring by April 2021, "What is microcoring and how effective is it for ...

@F1racer don't acknowledge him, he's looking for someone to scam.

Didi posted industrial scale drilling tools before on the topic and has been contacting dermatologists who know nothing about micro-coring on Instagram. She also said English isn't her first language,...

39 minutes ago, Frasier said: When one of the best options is to needle yourself in the face (microneedling) it tells me how bad the science is regarding scarring. We should demand more...

Regardless of when anything truly regenerative appears, live your life. Might be hopeful to read up on all these tech but what some people in this thread fail to realise is that raising and pitting al...

5 hours ago, F1racer said: There is something I am not understanding. If the scientists behind Cytrellis know that a scar occurs in a wound diameter greater than 400 - 500 microns (0.4-0.5 mm) ...