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On 8/15/2017 at 11:11 PM, mjg713 said: On 8/15/2017 at 10:49 PM, scarred2468 said: The chip technology looks incredible, unfortunately I'm getting behind on these new treatments ...

The chip technology looks incredible, unfortunately I'm getting behind on these new treatments and don't know which ones to put stock (belief) in. I am still wondering about FS2. Remember we got an e-...

When is the next FS2 trial supposed to start?

^ Are you looking at teeth regeneration? What are you looking forward to regarding teeth?

^Luckily their trials are pretty short, at least their first one was I think. Basically the the trials only need to last as long as it does for skin to finish remodeling. 3 years sounds reasonable but...

I think mjg's response is as good as we're going to get. Some more details and actual proof would be nice though

15 hours ago, seabs135 said: No offense Frasier, but I do not want to keep coming to this thread, again and again and again to refute misinformation... The hydrogel has proven scar free heal...

^Agreed. We know a fuck ton more about scarring than we did even a few years ago, and no one so far has tried combining every scar reducing method. I don't think it will take more than 10 years, and i...

On 4/13/2017 at 2:20 PM, Rez77 said: Seriously stop confusing the issues. As of now we have nothing. Moderator points out we have "cell death, aging, stubborn fibrosis" etc. etc. --yeah so ...

I don't get what's taking the hydrogels so long, it's just dextran. I mean gemstone's doesn't work apparently, so maybe sunogel is fated to be the same. We'll see

Albaneso, wait for the solution. Trust that it will be better, and allow the emotion of waiting for a better life to enact itself as excitement, rather than hopelessness. We learned an enormous amount...

I don't know, there's really nothing for scars that would regenerate skin after wounding at this point. I can't recommend acell as I've never tried it. Microneedling seems to be the best treatment for...

Looks like we can count Gemstone out.

On 3/16/2017 at 3:30 AM, CollegeKidd said: If you go on Gemstone's facebook you can see some questions they just answered. They're not necessarily positive responses. ^This ...

I wish there were even more people posting here, we've had some good discussions and have learned a lot recently.

From that response you got alone, there is reason to get excited. I don't think we've ever been told that something outright worked.

5 hours ago, CollegeKidd said: Okay I just want to summarize what we know so far about scar-free healing. 1) Dextran hydrogel: John Hopkins University Gemstone Biother...

A hydrogel is just a type of treatment, there are dozens of hydrogels that are completely different in chemical structure. Clearly we have very little data but looking at older models of hydrogels mea...

If it can actually regenerate a small circle of skin in a human, then there is no reason to think it won't work for acne scars. Excision will be required. Keep in mind, unless you read the term "acne"...

^If it makes money, people will be selling it or stealing it. The only way that a scar treatment could be limited is if it's only indicated/allowed for certain uses. 34erer34: Yes the skin naturally h...

The idea for many of these methods is that you excise the scar and it grows back as normal skin, that's the only way it would work for something like a hydrogel I think. What did you think of the biop...

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Interesting

I don't know if dextran is approved for some medical use already, but yes you could be right about that.

Thank you for sharing, I check this forum very frequently and am excited to see new posts. I Just read the article. There was a clear improvement/acceleration of the wound result, so that's awesome. O...