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1 hour ago, nikkigirl said: Scarring isn't on the list of the world's problems....maybe for us though. The company can't just release without a lot of testing. It might get rid of scarring but 10...

23 hours ago, SimpleMutton said: If Sunogel still has to go through clinical trials, it's at least 6-8 years away before reaching market release I really hope it's a misunderstanding or we c...

6 hours ago, SisyphusSlips said: I have a speculative theory that perhaps Sunogel can be used in conjunction with PolarityTE once both products have been approved for cosmetic applications. E.g...

1 hour ago, Ps93 said:  Hello I am relatively new to thid threas but I contacted sunogel and the conversation was the following:   Dear sir I would...

The last news I got from Sunogel was that they were trying to move forward to clinical. It wasn't clear if that meant a trial or as a product to use in hospitals or doctors' offices.

13 hours ago, JohnRottenSkin said: Patient sitting in the exact same place where Lough did. Right? SkinTE is registered with the FDA, which means it is available in the U.S. There will be a l...

  Again, no one else on the board is ridiculing or blasting the very mention of lasers on this board. Some, myself included, have pointed out that their results are highly subjective but if it ...

  rebecca black is researching dextran hydrogel guys LOL I don't think this is getting through any of your skulls. Even if someone is "researching dextran hydrogel" that means next to nothin...

As I am seeing it, even if there is a way to regenerate skin completely doctors would just not implement it in their standard medical procedure. Would a doctor risk getting sued by cutting out your w...

  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, an...

Also what is this ambigous word they are using :   Mid-to-late 2016 means : 1. Start mid 2016 end late 2016 2. Start could be mid 2016 or late 2016, while the end still unknown   Which o...

It's different in health care. Have you read any of the peer reviewed journal articles, even ones submitted to prestigious dermatology journals? I can show you dozens of journal articles that have bee...

Wow I cannot believe I ever wasted so much time anticipating news on this thread. Do any of you know how long this thread has been active and peppered with "news" about when something might be release...

  is this similar? Only in the sense that it aims to address scar tissue of some type. However, these injections are only meant to provide (at best) improvement for existing scars and a...

is this similar? Only in the sense that it aims to address scar tissue of some type. However, these injections are only meant to provide (at best) improvement for existing scars and against the co...

So, what's it looking like, then? Three years at the earliest? I wonder how long it'll take for it to hit the market after the first human trials in mid-late 2016. One concern that I have the DHG is ...

If the DH is supposed result in scar-free healing, why does Gemstone feel that by incorporating growth factors and/or stem cells it will further enhance cell recruitment and vascularization to improve...

  There is so much misinformation on this page . . . I would implore everyone on this forum, as well as guests to this forum to only take heed of posts that actually utilize verified scienti...

someone should just get more efficient employees lol. how many tests do you need to do on animals that takes 2 freaking years?   its very stupid of them to delay the market time , a cure for sc...

There is so much misinformation on this page . . . I would implore everyone on this forum, as well as guests to this forum to only take heed of posts that actually utilize verified scientific informa...

  Golfpanther and everyone, i may have an opinion to reply Bozo as stated in my second last post, but bozo there stated that atrophic scars are different than hyperthropic and keloid scars......

Golfpanther and everyone, i may have an opinion to reply Bozo as stated in my second last post, but bozo there stated that atrophic scars are different than hyperthropic and keloid scars...   We...

Interesting news and thanks for posting the website, thecureforscars. I think it's important for us to remember that while we all want the dextran hydrogel to work and be on the market ASAP, Gerecht'...

anyway, hydrogels seem quite futuristic.   Imagine getting a deep knife cut, slapping on a hydrogel dressing and having it heal perfectly within weeks. Well, that's what science and technology...

Just to clear some things up, the original paper's hydrogel was used on mice after they suffered 3rd degree burns and had the wound area excised. This would be the same process used in old scars; you ...