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TOPIC: Solutions for dealing with Scar tissue.

Solutions for dealing with Scar tissue. 9 years 7 months ago #1307032798


My Nodule feels hard and whilst not a perfect sphere by any means, like a little ball, maybe like half a grain of rice. I think they happen as a result of filler dripping out the end of the cannula after the injector has finished in the area. So a little drop of filler ends up on it\'s own, though still attached to the rest. That\'s probably not the most coherent or accurate description, but it\'s hard to make sense of these things!

I really think I have 2 small areas where scar tissue formed during the inflammation process, not \"nodules\". They are rubbery, not hard, and I seriously think they are integrated into the surrounding tissue, nothing that I could cut out as described. I have read that hypertrophic scaring can happen from dermal fillers at 2-6 weeks, and these became evident around 2-3 weeks. The dmso might have very slightly softened it ... but I\'ve only used it a little over a week, 1-2 times a day. I\'m going to try 3 times a day for at least another month. I\'ve increased it to 90 percent as I had no irritation yet.

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Solutions for dealing with Scar tissue. 9 years 7 months ago #1307032856

I really think I have 2 small areas where scar tissue formed during the inflammation process, not \"nodules\". They are rubbery, not hard, and I seriously think they are integrated into the surrounding tissue, nothing that I could cut out as described. I have read that hypertrophic scaring can happen from dermal fillers at 2-6 weeks, and these became evident around 2-3 weeks. The dmso might have very slightly softened it ... but I\'ve only used it a little over a week, 1-2 times a day. I\'m going to try 3 times a day for at least another month. I\'ve increased it to 90 percent as I had no irritation yet.


Are you just mixing with iodine?

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Solutions for dealing with Scar tissue. 9 years 7 months ago #1307032871


Are you just mixing with iodine?

Yes, nascent iodine, should I try something else?

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Solutions for dealing with Scar tissue. 9 years 7 months ago #1307033101

Yes, nascent iodine, should I try something else?


I\'ve used ACV on a scar recently (as in right now) and it definitely burns through scar tissue. I suspect iodine would do the same and I got good result softening internal scar tissue with it. But given how cheap ACV is, I\'d probably mix it up a bit, just in case it is more effective than iodine. Maybe use DMSO + Iodine am and DMSO + ACV pm.

I had a raised area of PMMA after one of my rounds and DMSO sorted it out in about a week.

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Solutions for dealing with Scar tissue. 9 years 7 months ago #1307034368

Thanks, will definitely give that a try. And dmso seems to work on rabbit ears, lol.

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28216321

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