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I went to Hazany last year. Other doctor helped, but Hazany was there for most of it. Not sure if the other doctor still works there though. If he doesn't do the subcision himself anymore, agreed t...

Results from the Dr. Barghouthi FUE hair transplant trial with verterpofin at 119 days post-op (left is control, right is with verteporfin). At 0.4 g injected **one time**, it seems that roughly half ...

Hazany does all surgical treatments and injectibles himself. His assistants take photos, and a nurse does the phenol cross. Same with Lim. A nurse will do the TCA cross and minor laser treatments. ...

These photos are taken 10 days after treatment. Skin is majorly swollen. Ask anyone who had treatment with this guy -- they'll tell you that by 1 month post, things will return to the way they were. ...

Subcision (multiple times if needed) and fat transfer. Do NOT let your doctor treat the whole area with RFM, laserr, etc.

Complete regeneration of HUMAN hair follicles with verteporfin: A Turkish hair transplant surgeon injected different concentrations of verteporfin after punching out follicular units for extractio...

@ivana22 that was the untreated scar. The verteporfin-treated one is almost invisible (just some discoloration). I've circled the before and after below:

Holy crap, this is unbelievable. Is KK the guy doing the experiment? How'd the get the verteporfin? I know you can buy lots of pharmaceuticals OTC in India ...

Your scarring is mild but I can see why it's affecting your mental health. Treatment is straightforward: phenol/TCA CROSS + subcision. You also have age-related volume loss that can make your scars...

Congrats on your results! They are very very good. However, you were lucky to have easily treatable scars -- icepicks and some small boxcar scars -- fair skin, and skin that reacted well to TCA. I'...

Yes.

It's an organized hematoma at this point -- fibrotic scar tissue, not blood. The hematoma should have been evacuated ASAP by the doctor performing it. The original paper that was released by TL subcis...

Speaking from experience, swelling from aggressive subcision (w/ a Taylor Liberator or similar) can last up to 8 weeks. If you make it past that point, your results are likely permanent.

Who's going to perform the surgery? Your sister?

@Mitchrod Have you been in touch with Dr H since the procedure? The doctor would know best how to deal with this.

It just means that they need to cut out the scar before using the drug -- that is, the drug won't dissolve an existing scar if injected into the scar, but if you create a new wound by cutting out the ...

She had active acne, which made things look worse. Her scars are mild. Plus she probably treated them very early (< 4 months), making them very amenable to even simple treatments like microneedling...

> "Longaker envisions a time when doctors will be able to inject a bit of verteporfin around a laceration or incision as they stitch it up, encouraging the wound to repair itself slowly, carefully,...

@c1s123Dr. Chen is just saying that verteporfin isn't going to dissolve existing scars. Which we knew anyway. Implying the need to excise an existing scar if we want regeneration.

@Tom_Mason Skin tolerates some amount of stretching though, right? Tissue expansion is a relatively common procedure, e.g. before mastectomy reconstruction to generate more skin for the implants. I...

So this confirms that excision + verteporfin should work right? Since the excision line is thin, it doesn't matter if hair/gland reconstruction isn't 100% in the newly formed tissue -- as long as it *...

I don't think it's a lighting trick. Here's a video of the same guy that was posted on the doctor's website. Results are maybe not as impressive as in the pic, but still really good. Probably like 90%...

Don't you need to do untether the scars on all planes for it to be effective? Just working superficially doesn't make sense to me, especially since the most dramatic subcision results have been produc...

That's the wrong before / after. This is his before and after with Hazany:  On 9/26/2021 at 7:17 AM, Danny562 said: Here's another picture. The lighting is almost i...

This dude had it: