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Ok, so I suffered from a keloid on my earlobe on the front and back of my earlobe. I purchased Bioskincare but... I think my keloid was too big and hard for the cream to be effective on my grape sized keloid. So I initially had no results... I then had the keloid surgically removed, and then started applying the cream to my wound while the stitches were still in. A month later I have no sign of a keloid recurrence and I think it has a lot to do with using the cream daily to help my ear heal properly--keeping my ear from overhealing too much and forming too much scar tissue that will eventually form what we know to be as a keloid. I'd recommend this product ONLY to be used on fresh wounds to aid your body in healing itself correctly and properly. It doesn't do much at all for mature keloids. After my wound healed and the stitches were taken out, I stopped using the bioskincare and started using maderma to fade the incision mark, my ear looks like brand spankin' new now

This company's before and after pictures are simply two of the same exact photos manipulated to look like different ones. The first version is zoomed in and the second photo is zoomed out (and apparently touched up). This might make it appear to be two different photos at first glance but if you look at the details of things like shadows, creases and other environmental factors, you'll see they are really just the same exact photographs. Here is another one of their websites where you can see the pictures: http://www.abate-stretch-marks.com/

This website offers an amazing natural skin care product made with an ingredient that is secreted by the only living being that produces a fluid substance to repair its skin quickly when it is damaged. And this creature's skin happens to be very much like our human skin, as it has the same collagen, elastin and water holding molecules