RickeyDog1989

I should have mentioned this in my earlier post, but there is another question that I would like you to ask, if it's not too much. Is there a limit to the size (width and depth) of wounding that can b...

One question I would like to ask is whether the regenerated skin will be like the original skin in the specific region treated, or be generally the same anywhere. For example, if someone lost their ey...

Another reason why these companies are emphasizing their focus on burns might be that they do not want to dilute the sense of urgency that comes with life-threatening conditions like severe burns by t...

56 minutes ago, SimpleMutton said: I wonder if a surgeon Yeah, I don't think surgeons will want to excise skin (especially if the area is big) for acne scars revision. That seems like too...

I expect one of the major differences between Sunogel and SkinTE (if either end up working as desired) would be the size of the wound they are capable of regenerating in one procedure. I imagine SkinT...

2020 is an arbitrary number.

50 minutes ago, nikkigirl said: Dr Speigal a cranial facial reconstructive plastic surgeon says 10 years because he does a lot of cutting and his job is to hide the scarring. He said it will be...

1 hour ago, Rez77 said: yeah i gotta tell you guys, I'm starting to lose faith again. this makes sense for burns maybe, but I really don't see how it works for acne scars. Maybe if you indu...

I wouldn't care about the 'margin' or the scar from the biopsy, since the margin is only visible under a microscope, allegedly. I don't look at my face with a microscope. What can only be seen under t...

2 hours ago, Albaneso said: PolarityTE does not work for scars like atrophic, ice pick or rolling scars. This is wrong. First, we don't know if PolarityTE works, so you can't correctly make a ...

10 hours ago, SunnyX said: Look at your skin, it gets regenerated everyday, month even your hair grows, falls out and gets regenerated. While your skin regenerates it only created the same skin t...

Any guesses for why SkinTE might propagate into old scar tissue that wasn't directly treated and cause regeneration? It seems to me that the idea behind the technology is to excise scarred areas and p...

7 hours ago, beautifulambition said: In the "boney" areas you do .75mm-1.5mm it really depends on the thickness of your skin, you will know if it seems too deep. Deeper is not always better, it...

Any tips on how deep I should go for forehead, temples and glabella (area between eyebrows)? I've been needling at 2.25mm for the fatty parts of cheeks and had great results. Going off of this, I'm th...

25 minutes ago, Rez77 said: what about hydrogel? why we abandon what we discuss for 2 years now about hydrogel and you guys just forget. If you're not going to contribute to the thread, s...

If anyone hears back from Owndoc regarding the penetration depth issue, please post on this thread.

7 hours ago, Noa27 said: I've seen more successtories about microneedling. Check out remicade. His improvement is pretty good. Also no doctors named. Wow, amazing. Thanks. I'll take his ad...

Looks like PolarityTE is pretty confident about the potential efficacy of SkinTE. They've been recruiting a lot of apparently qualified people, which might be financially disastrous if the idea behind...

Could the OP's photo have been photoshopped? It looks like she basically had a 100% improvement, pretty much with needling and TCA alone. And judging from her posts, it seems like she got most of the ...

@beautifulambition Thank you. Will do. What posts are you referring to?

Hi all, I'm going to be microneedling my acne scars when my derminator gets here. I have a small dent in between my eyebrows (glabella), and I was wondering if there were any special precautions that ...

@QuanHenry I had a consultation with Dr. Novick recently, and he seemed very knowledgeable about acne scars. He was very assertive in using 'biostimulatory fillers' along with subcision. You said you ...