Keloid Treatment with a Biological Solution

BIOSKINCARE™ is a biological solution for the removal of keloid scars

Testimonial: I have been treated for keloids on my chest for over 25 years with no success. I have two keloids that have growned from the size of a pimple to over three and five inches long. In fact they look like large fingers setting on my chest. A second keloid is one inch. I am on my second bottle of your product and very pleased. The one inch keloid has disappeared. The other two no longer itch, and I have peeled away several layers of dead skin. I only wish that I took before and after pictures. The change is very dramatic. Frank McBride. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

Treatment for Keloid scars - without prescription, steroids or injections

BIOSKINCARE CREAM is a natural skin care product that prevents, shrinks, heals keloids and stops itching without steroids or injections, or the risks of surgery.

It absorbs easily and is not staining. When applied on the skin twice a day every day, for a period of time that depends on age and severity of skin damage, results are noticeable within a few days and itching usually stops immediately.



It interacts with scar tissue and orchestrates the intricate balance between the deposition of new collagen and the enzymatic degradation of excess fibers formed to reconnect broken tissues after injury. It signals the body to reorganize itself properly during the healing process or after a wound has healed.

The cream is made with a natural biological ingredient, collected from live land snails, the same they use to quickly repair their own skin and shell when damaged. It is in the mucin secreted by the snails, and gathered through a process that is safe for them. It is a viscose liquid that is made into an odorless white cream with no alien or synthetic chemicals.

The complexity and synergistic effects the substance that live snails secrete copiously when damaged to bathe their skin at will, and achieve scarless repair quickly, parallels the complexity of wound or injury healing. Thus, it is no minor challenge to try to explain what specifically about those secretions conquers these particular human skin issues or disorders.

Scientific break down of the snail substance has determined that it contains enzymes that regulate skin growth and antimicrobial cooper peptides. Also present are natural anti-inflammatory and immune modulating proteins, glycoproteins and glycosaminoglycans (GAGs).

The biological functions of the enzymes and proteoglycans, include the regulation of cell growth, signaling, inflammation, tumorigenesis, and interactions with pathogens. GAGs also provide hydration and swelling pressure to tissues enabling them to withstand compression forces.

Keloid Scars - African American & Asian Skin Care Concerns
Keloid scars are excessively thick and fibrous, tumour-like growths that extend beyond a wound's original limit. While not dangerous, keloid scar may itch, cause pain or be tender to the touch. Over time, they can develop claw-like projections into the surrounding skin. In the worse cases, they can be quite disfiguring.

Keloid scars usually originate from an injury such a burn or severe acne, but they can also arise from minor injuries as a scratch, razor cut or an insect bite. While the skin begins healing normally, something goes awry and the scar overfills with collagen, causing it to swell and enlarge.

No one understands why keloid scars form and while surgery (traditional and cryosurgery) can remove keloids, they often return. Whatever the cause, there does appear to be a genetic component. This type of scarring is found most often in people of African and Asian origins and also seems to run in families.

Over-scarring also occurs in cases where the healing process doesn't complete the "remodeling" process properly. During this normal phase of healing the body adds more collagen to the scar for added skin strength and then it should start removing portions of the same collagen over time, continually shrinking the scar. Sometimes this does not happen as it should and the result is excessive scarring.

Hypertrophic scars sometimes are difficult to distinguish from keloid scars, but unlike keloids, hypertrophic scars remain confined to the injury site and often mature and flatten out over time. Both types secrete larger amounts of collagen than normal scars, but typically the hypertrophic type exhibits declining collagen synthesis after about six months. However, hypertrophic scars contain nearly twice as much glycosaminoglycan as normal scars, and this and enhanced synthetic and enzymatic activity result in significant alterations in the matrix which affects the mechanical properties of the scars, including decreased extensibility that makes them feel firm.

As with hypertrophic scarring, people who have developed one keloid scar are likely to be prone to this condition in the future and should alert their doctor or surgeon if they are likely to need injections or to have any form of surgery.

A Scientific Vision and HOW BIOSKINCARE™ WORKS
Keloids are fibrotic tumors characterized by a collection of atypical fibroblasts with excessive deposition of extracellular matrix components, especially collagen, fibronectin, elastin, and proteoglycans. Histologically, keloids contain relatively acellular centers and thick, abundant collagen bundles that form nodules in the deep dermal portion of the lesion. Keloids present a therapeutic challenge that must be addressed as these lesions can cause significant pain, pruritus (itch) and physical disfigurement, may not improve in appearance over time, and can even limit mobility if located over a joint.

Skin regeneration and how the body reproduces fibroblasts and digests damaged cells at the appropriate rate.

After a wound has occurred to the skin, both skin cells and connective tissue cells (fibroblasts) begin multiplying to repair the damage. The fibroblasts form a framework upon which the skin cells can migrate into and fill in the wound. It is the balance between the rates of replication of fibroblasts versus skin cells that is important here. If the fibroblasts replicate too quickly, they can form a dense network that is not as easily penetrated by the skin cells and that results in a large raised scar or a keloid scar. If the skin cells keep up with the fibroblasts, then little scar tissue is formed and the skin has a more normal appearance after the wound has healed.

BIOSKINCARE™ regulates the skin healing and scar formation process
Topical application of BIOSKINCARE™ CREAM on skin wounds and scars regulates and and/or decreases dermal fibroblast proliferation and excess collagen production, and thus prevents and reduces keloid scars and hyperthropic scars. It also strengthens the skin and thus helps to avoid atrophic scars (stretch marks).
In a Nutshell
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