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Location: Skin Biology in Bellevue, Washington - USA
Registered: 22 June 2004
Posts: 4865
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Dear Clients/Visitors:

Dr. Pickart will be traveling to France and South Africa for the next month. We will be answering your questions on the forum, but if you have any questions that you would like Dr. Pickart to personally address we will try to keep in contact with him and will reply with his answer.

But he will not be able to personally post replies for a while.

Thank you,
-Skin Bio Team
lila
Location: toronto
Registered: 11 February 2006
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I am desperate to have these questions answered AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, THANKS FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING Big Grin

I'm applying A&D ointment right now on my needled area (on the advice of the person who needled me)
but it's still OOZING SO MUCH and ESPECIALLY after ointment application !!!!!!
WHY IS THIS ??? ??? WHY SO MUCH OZZING ???
IT'S VERY STICKY ACTUALLY ... Frowner
Is this a good or bad sign ??

What would you suggest I do ???
if anything ... ARE ANY OF YOUR PRODUCTS GOING TPO HELP WITH THE OOZING ???

I would really like to start the rejuvenation process
with COPPER PEPTIDES and EMU OIL but not certain if I should wait until the oozing stops completely ???

Why can't we apply copper peptides on oozing skin right after needling ???????
WHAT IS THE SCIENCE BEHIND THIS ???

THANKS SO MUCH Big Grin

Thank-you so much in advance

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artgirl2
Location: northern california
Registered: 30 June 2006
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Lila, Ive only used SB for a month now but have read the forums for longer than that. From what I've read, (1) you should not use emu oil on open wounds but I don't remember the reason; and (2) you should not use CP's on open wounds because it will cause a too-rapid healing which may produce scarring. Since you haven't gotten a reply yet from SB, why don't you call their office, they're really helpful.
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Registered: 15 September 2004
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Paris
3 July 2006

We recommend uisng our products after your skin has healed over.



quote:
Originally posted by lila:
I am desperate to have these questions answered AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, THANKS FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING Big Grin

I'm applying A&D ointment right now on my needled area (on the advice of the person who needled me)
but it's still OOZING SO MUCH and ESPECIALLY after ointment application !!!!!!
WHY IS THIS ??? ??? WHY SO MUCH OZZING ???
IT'S VERY STICKY ACTUALLY ... Frowner
Is this a good or bad sign ??

What would you suggest I do ???
if anything ... ARE ANY OF YOUR PRODUCTS GOING TPO HELP WITH THE OOZING ???

I would really like to start the rejuvenation process
with COPPER PEPTIDES and EMU OIL but not certain if I should wait until the oozing stops completely ???

Why can't we apply copper peptides on oozing skin right after needling ???????
WHAT IS THE SCIENCE BEHIND THIS ???

THANKS SO MUCH Big Grin

Thank-you so much in advance

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lila
Location: toronto
Registered: 11 February 2006
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Ohh ok then ... Weeping
Patience ...
THANKS SO VERY MUCH DR. PICKART Big Grin

Can I at least continue with EMU OIL ???
or will this also RETARD skin rejuvenation ??

THANKS A BUNCH Big Grin

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David
Location: Sydney, Australia
Registered: 22 March 2005
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cp's and emu oil can make oozing last longer. Once it is dried up they both accelerate the appearance of rejuvenating.

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lila
Location: toronto
Registered: 11 February 2006
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OH MY GOD !!!!!!!!! ... REALLY ??????? Weeping Eeker

WHY IS THAT ????

and most importantly ...have I cause more damage by applying EMU OIL and making it ooze for 6 days now ?????

I'm really so very confused ... Tattoo artists say to keep it MOIST yet some other say NOT to and let the crust AND not to let scabs develop and dry up ... ... it's a little frustrating ... u know what I mean David ??
WHATS THE REAL TRUTH HERE ???????
Would u happen to know ???

I just wish it was BLACK OR WHITE and not so much GREY in between ...
My only worry is that I have created furtther damage and that in turn will/may/can possibly CAUSE FURTHER SCARRING GRRRRRRRRRRR ??? Confused?


Do u think that OOZING is a
good or bad
sign ???

I REALLY APPRECIAT U ANSWERING MY POST ... Thanks so VERY much David Big Grin
lila
Location: toronto
Registered: 11 February 2006
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i have yet abother question David or DR. PICKART!!

What is my next move NOW ??????

Do I let this ooze continue to dry up and fall OFF before applying EMU OIL AND COPPER PEPTIDES ~~~ or ~~~~ can I apply it OVER THE DRIED UP SCABS as of today ??? Confused? Confused

THANKS AGAIN Big Grin
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Paris
4 July 2006


Let it dry. The apply it over the scabs.
lila
Location: toronto
Registered: 11 February 2006
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OKKKKK I will apply over the scabs !!!!

BUT, u don't specify if i can apply COPPER PEPTIDES also ... or just EMU OIL ( until the scabs fall off that is)???????

I just don't want to make any more mistakes, this is my face !!!! Crying

THANKS SO MUCH DR. PICKART ... Big Grin
Hope u r well in Paris Waving
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Paris
4 July 2006

Put on the copper peptides and then the Emu Oil.

Paris is hot and beautiful. We are flying to Johannesburg tomorrow and I will probably not answer until I can find Internet access in Capetown.
lila
Location: toronto
Registered: 11 February 2006
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ENJOY URSLEF ~~~ AND ~~~~ THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH !!!!!

I will report in a few days Big Grin

U r so very generous to be on vacation and helping every desperate person on here worried about their skin and blemishes etc ... !!!!!!!!!!

BE SAFE

CHEERS

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lila
Location: toronto
Registered: 11 February 2006
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quote:
Originally posted by artgirl2:
Lila, Ive only used SB for a month now but have read the forums for longer than that. From what I've read, (1) you should not use emu oil on open wounds but I don't remember the reason; and (2) you should not use CP's on open wounds because it will cause a too-rapid healing which may produce scarring. Since you haven't gotten a reply yet from SB, why don't you call their office, they're really helpful.


THANKS ALOT artgirl2 Waving
HOPE u've had great results with SB PRODUCTS Big Grin
Keep us posted.
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Capetown
9 July 2006

We do not advise to put the products on open or wounded skin.

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hobby
Location: 0
Registered: 10 June 2006
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Dear dr. Pickart,
My problem is that the supercop2X is causing the scabs and applying more just makes thme worse. Why is that the super cp serum never caused scabs and the supercop2X does, but they both contain only 2% salicylic acid?
Am I applying too much supercop2X? Is scabbing a sign of overuse? Thanks.
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Super Cop 2X is very strong. Just use less product. Skin can only rejuvenate so fast.

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