Hi,

I have began doing some individual scar needling, with a VERY fine needle.

I stabbed at the scar walls, and the base, basically trying to break up the scar tissue so it must repair itself. Used super cps rubed into the places I needled topped with emu oil. There was just a few tiny spots of blood.

I have been told our skin has a 'memory' so its likely it will go back to looking like a scar?

Anyway, im testing this method out on just a few scars, and time will tell if they fill in.

Scar tissue is just skin growing in different state of differentiation, somewhat like a skin callus.

Generally normal skin grows faster than scar tissue unless there is skin injury.

So the key is to remove the scar tissue so that normal skin can replace it. The copper peptides also help by suppress TGF-beta-1, the scar forming protein.

Hi Celestial ,

any updates on your needling?