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What is a good way to diminish scars without the expensive costs of laser surgery?
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No I haven't tried any otc remedies. i wanted to know which ones have worked for others
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yeshuaslavejeff
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Vitamin E, taken orally daily and applied topically as often as you're up to it. This has worked countless times to prevent or reduce scars both internal and external. Don't give up - it takes time, and you'll be a lot healthier contrary to the drugindustry's wishes.
Please get natural vitamin E from a nondrug source. You'll be extravagently more content (joyful) for many years, and get a lot of unexpected health benefits as well.
Shalom to all who love Truth.
Please get natural vitamin E from a nondrug source. You'll be extravagently more content (joyful) for many years, and get a lot of unexpected health benefits as well.
Shalom to all who love Truth.
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I had excellent results with a product called Revitol Skin Brightener. I used this after surgery. It's a natural skin cream and on their website you can read a bunch of articles and research about it. Just wanted you to know. It worked wonders for me. Good Luck!
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I have that and I'm in Australia!! I think it's good. I don't have stretch marks but it fades scars nicely and it also moisturises dry skin....my skin feels like a baby's after! Can't use too much onmy face otherwise I break out..it is oil after all....In the UK you can get a product called Bio-Oil which a lot of pregnant women use for stretch marks, its supposed to be really good. I don't know if you can get it in the US tho.
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junezephyr
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I'd agree with this suggestion. I'd also add on to try out 100% pure cocoa butter. You can get this at most health stores. It's great at smoothing out the skin and preventing/healing scars.
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