Lapis lazuli

1 hour ago, MyBeautifulScars said: 1) FS2 FS2 is currently in phase 2 clinical trials. Mind you almost 50% of all experimental drugs fail at this stage. FS2 is licensed to the University of...

The FS2 pic gives me mixed feelings. I mean it's another one of those vague, poor quality photos which kinda makes me think they are not so excited to share a proper pic? At the same time there does s...

24 minutes ago, Anish004 said: its a drug...it will take years to come Ryan spoke of that in an interview where he mentioned it wasn't yet known how it would be classified. If it's been class...

Yes, that's how I've understood it as well. That FS2 is supposed to prevent the formation of fibrous tissue and thus enable our skin to regenerate normally. I thought at some point it was only for hyp...

One year is the time it takes for scar tissue to remodel or whatever, not the time for the body to regenerate skin so this "one year" thing is concerning.

On ‎6‎-‎6‎-‎2018 at 12:48 AM, MyBeautifulScars said: The scars do improve with time and people do understand our ordeal. There are many people out there with acne scars with succesful careers a...

5 hours ago, Tano1 said: This current product may not get 100% regeneration, but if it can get around 80% then nothing is to stop R&D from optimizing it to bring 90-95% improvement at which p...

I remember a guy on a radio show about hairloss actually getting surgery where they used ACell and the results were disappointing. I think he was also concerned about scarring he had hoped ACell would...

5 hours ago, Sniffy said: Dr. Granick continued, “Thus far in the healing process, SkinTE has resulted in what appears to be full thickness, pigmented skin regeneration.” Sounds promising...

That FS2 drug breaks down existing scar tissue. So if it works you wouldn't even have to have a scar cut out. Just slap FS2 on there and watch your scars disappear. lol

11 hours ago, Anish004 said: Isnt this FS2 drug years old ? i have read about this drug several years ago No, it's something they are currently working on. It's not something that failed ...

22 hours ago, CollegeKidd said: I'm not going to read all the pages of info I've missed. Can someone tell me if there are any note-worthy updates? Anything with SkinTE or Sunogel? Anything with...

20 minutes ago, Anish004 said: suppose tif it get good results how much time it take to come to market I think 2-3 years. I've heard an interview with one of the people who run that company/r...

More good news! It's a very promising drug. Life with scars can still be good, by the way. I've got a pretty big facial one (traffic accident) and although there are moments that are awkward and sad...

On ‎27‎-‎7‎-‎2016 at 11:27 PM, scarredandsad34 said: God I hate this fucking thread. There is nothing to be gained by pondering non-existing treatments/cures except added frustration and discou...

On ‎16‎-‎4‎-‎2016 at 1:01 PM, acastro0069 said: Interesting... I'm not sure I agree with them basically saying they've found the "Holy grail" as I don't think they have but it's definatel...

On ‎9‎-‎4‎-‎2016 at 3:57 PM, Frasier said: Is Sunogel the same as Hydrogel? I think it's the same principle/idea/concept.

I hope that's true. Do either of you have a source? Check out Sunogel's Facebook page. On it, he says he achieved scarless healing. Also, it was stated by him in a "chat session" with Acne.org user ...

Unfortunately the hydrogel didn't regenerate pig skin. Didn't any of you read this? Maybe this will work. Yes, it's somewhat vague as to what is the truth regarding the outcome of the pig trials...

Has anyone heard any news of the dextran hydrogel? Are they still doing human trials? I really thought that the hydrogel was going to work...   It is claimed that another gel which is being de...

EDIT: Nevermind. Was just being silly.

  None taken. I'd like to argue, but my poor English won't let me do it. Sorry   That's OK.

Are we there yet?! XD   Not yet.     That's cool even thought they solely mention hypertrophic scarring.   If you excise the skin you will get a HS.   Hypertrophi...

Here is clinical data that highlights scarring is very rare in anything wound that reepithilizes in under 14 days..   That's cool even thought they solely mention hypertrophic scarring.

  Seabs135: whats your take on this news?   Lapiz : do you think they will go to human trials? Or they revert back to murine study?   Thanks guys   Nothing has changed. The ...