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On their website it says they're gearing up to begin phase one clinical trials in mid to late 2016. The FDA requires three rounds of clinical trials so even if it's promising it could still be a while...

I tried that. At best very little results.   Mind you, I only mashed pills and mixed with water for topical use. Not very sophisticated.

Since the scar treatment market has been said to be a billion dollar market, and if a cure/treatment actually had been found (in the form of resveratrol or something else available), why isn't there s...

Unfortunately I found out about another problem. There is something called bioavailabilty, which is the amount of a substance that gets out into the body, and this is very low for resveratrol because ...

Yes, I'm still looking into resveratrol, and have hopes that there could be a better result by taking it in repeated doses, once every few hours to have a high enough concentration in the bloodstream ...

I have an idea of what I could have done wrong the last time. If it works out better this time, I will likely return with more information within about two weeks. My theory is it's the dosage. Should ...

My scars were very visibly raised. They are now very visibly flat.

No, not wine. Resveratrol pills. I took them orally and also applied them to my skin. And the scars are not on my face.

So, as I was talking about a few months back, I did try resveratrol for my hypertrophic scars and applied it all sorts of ways. Some while later now, I can definitely see improvements and have verifie...

Looks like my order will arrive a bit later than expected. I had thought it would reach me either yesterday (wednesday) or today (thursday) but it didn't so I'm hoping for tomorrow friday instead. If ...

The resveratrol I bought failed to make a noticable improvement.   But there is still hope. I have done additional research and ordered something different that I have great faith will work. If ...

sounds cool and expensive and fuck, Lmao. How would you use it on acne scars? Any explanation? Genuine before and afters? For preexisting scars you will likely have to remove the scar tissue to cr...

  Just trying to catch up, what technology or product are all of you guys referring to? That 'needs to be released' Dextran Hydrogel, intended for complete skin regeneration and prevention of...

  I bet thats why they wont relase it because why make something that fixes scars for cheap when people will be crazy money to fix them anyway with what ever improvements they get The company...

Not just lasers but creams and gels like mederma and kelocote as well. We are talking about a billion dollar market opportunity.

What you need to understand about the hydrogel is this: Five weeks. 35 days. That is all it took from application to fully restored skin in the original mice study. Meaning when human trials start ...

OK that's why they wait 48 hours to remove the tissue of burn wounds: it is to prevent infection.

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Now I should say I bought resveratrol but it came as powder in capsules and it doesn't seem to absorb into the skin (even when mixing with a gel) so I have started taking it orally in a total of ten c...

Think about say... when Obama's presidency began. Feels like pretty recently, right? That was more than five years ago. Time flies.   And I refer you to my above speculation that we could aquire...

Relax. Putting up the website means they are confident going forward. The website specifically mentions the dextran hydrogel and before this website there has been nothing but the original research ar...

Now I'll just add a speculation here and that is that once it's approved for veterinary use in a year from now I assume it's the same product as will later be approved for human use so I think there c...

For old scars you will have to first remove the scar tissue and then apply the hydrogel.

So this means for the hydrogel we are likely looking at about 5 years from now until it's for sale. (Clinical trials in humans start in 2 years and my estimate is that these take 2.5 years to FDA appr...

It could be a lot less than 12 years if we are looking at things that are either: 1. Classed as a device and not a drug in which case it takes only a few years of trials, 2-3 years. 2. Already approv...