Remove Acne Scarring
& Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation with a Biological Enzyme Treatment

Acne infections destroy collagen and elastin fibers, sever the microvascular system and damage and kill cells. When healing occurs, normally after a long time if acne injuries are not properly treated, a scar is left in the skin. The normal functional tissue (skin) is replaced by connective tissue (scar).

The loss of small feeder vessels has major impact in escalating the skin’s and immune system inability to cope with acne and to cause premature skin aging because the skin receives less nutrients, proteins, amino acids, essential fatty acids, protective antioxidants, oxygen and so on. This reduces the cells’ ability to function and subsequently the skin’s ability to perform its various maintenance, protective, immune and reparative processes.

Based on the shape of tissue, acne scars are divided in two categories. One type of scar consists of increased skin tissue, and the others are characterized by the loss of tissue on the site of acne. Overgrowth of scar tissue is called Keloid and is more pronounced in African-Americans.

More common are acne scars caused by loss of tissues that results from damage to underlying skin tissue. These are similar to scars left by chicken pox. They may be called depressed or pitted acne scarring. These scars include ice-pick scars with sharp jiggered edges, soft tissue scars and depressed fibrotic scars. Ice-pick scars usually occur on the cheek. They are small but with steep, jagged edges which makes their healing or treatment difficult. Sometimes these small scars become quite large and steep, with sharp edges, which are then called depressed fibrotic scars. Then there are soft scars, both superficial and deep. These are small with rolling edges merging with the normal skin. They are either circular or linear in shape.

Pigmented scars are red or brown marks left behind after an acne blemish has disappeared. Pigmented scarring is the most common and while it is not permanent, it can take weeks or months for it to clear if left on its own. Often, the scar has not faded away before a new set of blemishes arrive - causing a perpetual cycle of disfigured skin that can leave many sufferers of acne depressed about the condition of their skin. Some people may have found a treatment that keeps their blemishes under control - only to discover that the red or brown marks remain - preventing their skin from looking completely clear and acne-free.

Acne scarring treatments

Both pitted acne scars and pigmented acne scars can be treated with our BIOSKINCARE or BIOSKINCLEAR product if used with discipline twice a day every day for a period of time, which can be more or less longer than 2 to 3 months depending on how deep and old are the acne marks.

Results for loss of tissue may take longer if damage to tissues is too deep or has been going for too long. In this case other remedies may be necessary and options are: microdermabrasion, deep chemical peelings, fat injections, cosmetic fillers or laser surgery.

Different people show different response to acne scars. In some people scars heal easily while some people carry scars for a lifetime. Psychologically, people show different responses to acne scarring. Some people accept scarring as normal, while there are others who are worried about even the slightest of scarring and go to great lengths to get them removed.

One more cause of acne scarring is the pinching and squeezing of acne. This spreads the infection to nearby skin and damages unhealed tissue, which results in pit-like scars.

Treatment of severe acne scars depends on their shape, depth, and location. Individual scars of any depth may be cut out and the skin sewn back together. Wide indented scars can be improved cosmetically by a procedure called subcision, in which small cuts are made under the skin to release the scar tissue.

Doctors sometimes treat large, inflamed nodules or abscesses by injecting corticosteroids to them. Sometimes a specialist will cut open a nodule or abscesses to dissipate it.

BIOSKINCARE can be used to heal all types of acne scarring. It can also be used while on retinoids (isotretinoin: Accutane®, Roaccutane, or Retin A, Differin gel, etc.) or in conjunction with oral systemic antibiotics used to stop severe acne infections.

BIOSKINCARE does not interfere with retinoids that may have been prescribed to reduce your sebum production. And it does not interfere with systemic antibiotics (such as Tetracycline or Minocycline) or with topical chemical antiseptic products that fight acne bacteria (such as benzoyl peroxide or salicilyc acid). On the contrary it relieves their undesired side effects, such as dryness and skin fragility for it strengthens the skin.

What is this product that yields such amazing results?

BIOSKINCARE, is a natural skin care remedy that contains antioxidants and biological activators of the removal of damaged skin cells and skin regenerating accelerators. They are embodied in a complex compound that scientists have discovered it is made of carbohydrates or glycomolecules (glyco meaning sugar molecules) bound to proteins and peptides (amino-acid chains) plus enzymes and oligoelements whose main function is to act as signals to the body to trigger the dissolution of the bonds of damaged tissues while also stimulating the reproduction of human skin cells quickly.

Part of its effect is decreasing the "glue" that holds dead cells on the surface of the skin by reducing cell cohesion in lower levels of the stratum corneum. This triggers an increase in cell renewal. And helps the dead cells to slough off (desquamation), speeds skin turnover, and brings to the surface a layer of smoother, softer skin.

It also heals lesions to the cells lining the sebum canals and hair follicles through the action of its glycoprotein enzymes, and restores the capacity of the skin to remain hydrated by boosting the proliferation of glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans, complex carbo-hydrate molecules that fill the space between cells in the skin and hold many many times their weight in water. This improves skin firmness and elasticity.

BIOSKINCARE also acts within the skin follicles, on the surface and inside the dermis, to restore a normal and healthy skin with normal pigment production. You must also apply a sunscreen or wear protective clothing to prevent darkening from further sun exposure.

The first effect is a softness of your skin, the ultimate healing is when new "invisible hair" called "lanugo" begin to come out of the restored hair follicles where the skin was once damaged. This process can take as long as 4 to 12 months for damaged skin and old acne scarring.

Where does this biological ingredient come from?

The biological compound is not a clever concoction made in a sophisticated biochemical laboratory. No, it is created inside the cells of a little creature with skin made of the same structural elements of human skin, including the collagen, elastin, melanin and other structures. The creature produces it to function for itself as a signaling or communicating vehicle that enhances the response of its innate immune system. We are referring to that part of the immune system also present in us humans that responds locally and unspecifically (instead of specifically as our adaptive immune system does) to any foreign matter, invading microbes, insult or injury to its tissues. The creature with the help of the substance it secretes, when threatened, quickly restores the integrity of its skin if damaged without abnormal scarring.

It is the secretions produced copiously when land snails are threatened or stressed, either by predators, oxygen radicals when coming out of hybernation or rest as they had remained at a low metabolic level with almost no oxygen when they suddenly come out of their shell, or when injured or submitted to other stresfull circumstances as we do to gather their secretion but without inflicting any damage to them, as we collect their precious biological compound frequently.

Why does acne develop and why is the biological compound so effective to fight acne or folliculitis?

Acne develops from an interaction of hormones, skin oils, microbes and our immune system response that affects the cells in the sebum canals within the hair follicles.

Sebaceous glands secrete an oily element (sebum), and lie in the dermis, the middle layer of skin. These glands are all over the hair follicles. The sebum, and dead skin cells, normally flow up from the sebaceous gland and hair follicle out from pores on to the surface of the skin.

Acne whiteheads are a combination of oils, sebum and cellular fragments that produce firm to hard plugs within hair follicles. The follicles are closed by cellular debris at the follicle opening. Because they are closed and have no contact with oxygen, they do not oxidize or turn brown, as blackheads do. They form a light or yellow-white lump and are called milia (or milium, singular). When bacteria thrives inside the follicles below these plugs, the condition can lead to acne infection, especially cystic acne.

Whiteheads are caused by excessive cellular exfoliation, which quickly clogs or blocks the follicles. Some skin specialists believe individuals with frequent and multiple blackheads and whiteheads produce sebum that is drier than normal and conducive to forming firm plugs. Sebum contributes to skin oils and people with dry sebum may have dry skin and this may be especially true of people with chronic whiteheads but it is also possible to have dry sebum with oily skin.

The sebaceous glands normally produce sebum with linoleic acid (omega 6), an essential fatty acid. This type of sebum has a liquid viscosity. Essential fatty acids are very powerful anti-inflammatory agents. Subsequently, sebum made with linoleic acid is actually calming to the skin and follicles and does not promote follicular irritation that leads to plugs. When linoleic acid is not available, the sebaceous glands produce sebum with oleic acid. This oleic form of sebum is irritating to the skin and promotes plugs. Oleic sebum is much firmer than linoleic sebum and is prone to producing hard plugs rather than flowing out of the follicle. This causes blackheads and whiteheads and both of these conditions may lead to acne infections.

The closed sebum-filled hair follicle stimulates overgrowth of the bacteria Propionibacterium acnes, which are normally present in the hair follicle. These kinds of bacteria break down the sebum into elements that irritate the skin. The resultant inflammation and infection create the skin eruptions that are known as acne pimples. When the infection worsens, an abscess may form, and it may rupture into the skin, creating much more infection.

Free radical injuries: another consequence of acne inflammation.

The skin produces hydrogen peroxide to fight each acne infection and this may continue for weeks, until the infection is resolved. Hydrogen peroxide is a free radical which causes skin damage and skin aging. Over a period of time the volume of hydrogen peroxide acts just like continued sun exposure, damaging skin components such as collagen and causing the skin to sag and wrinkle.

Additionally, the healing process of acne infections involves thousands and thousands of chemical processes. These chemical processes produce more free radicals as a natural by-product and add to the volume of free radical damage (aging).

The skin has a supply of antioxidants that reduce the volume of free radicals and their damage. It is believed that moderate to severe acne literally depletes the skin's level of antioxidants, leaving it nearly defenseless against free radicals that are created by normal skin functions.

Control of acne is not only important to the appearance of the skin today, it is an important strategy to prevent the premature aging of the skin. If skin damage has already become a problem, you should achieve control of acne quickly and once this is accomplished, continue treating your skin with BIOSKINCARE to effectively rejuvenate your skin.

Benzoyl peroxide used to fight acne bacteria inflicts a similar damage to your skin. People who have treated chronic acne with benzoyl peroxide frequently learn too late that they have severely aged their skin well beyond its chronological age and may have increased their potential of skin cancer.

Types of Acne Irritations

Whiteheads: When a pore is fully blocked, trapping sebum (oil), bacteria, and dead skin cells, producing a white appearance on the surface. Whiteheads are frequently quicker in life cycle than blackheads.

Blackheads: Are if a pore is only partially closed, letting the trapped sebum (oil), bacterias and dead skin cells to slowly drain to the surface. The black tint is not due to dirt; it is a consequence of the skin's own pigment, melanin, which darkens with the oxygen in the air. A blackhead is likely to be a stable structure, and can often take a long time to open.

Papules: Papules are small, red, tender bumps with no head. Do not pinch a papule, it may exacerbate scarring.

Pustules: A pustule is similar to a whitehead, however is fevered, and appears as a red circle with a white or yellow center. Pustules are your garden kind of "zit".

Common Causes of Acne

A good number of skin experts will tell you that the particular explanation is unknown, maybe because there is not any one explanation that can be determined for all.

There are several factors that can activate the development of acne and hiperactive production of sebum: hormones, heredity and stress.

Types of Acne: We will focus on just two critical forms of acne, those needing precise care for they generate psychological stress to those who suffer it.

Moderate Acne: Moderate acne usually does not leave scars. However, squeezing pimples or trying to open them in other ways increases infection and the depth of injury to the skin, making scarring more likely.

Severe Acne: Cystic acne is uncommon, but can be disfiguring and, similar to all kinds of acne, can hold psychological consequences on the affected person.

The nodules and abscesses of cystic acne commonly rupture and, after healing, generally leave scars. Scars can be minimal, deep holes (ice pick scars); wider pits of varying depth; or large, abnormal cavities. Acne scars last a lifetime and, for some people, are cosmetically significant and a source of psychological stress.

Types of Severe Acne

Acne Conglobata: This is the most severe form of acne vulgaris and is more common in males. It is characterized by multiple large lesions, this are sometimes interconnected, in conjunction with widespread blackheads. The age of onset for acne conglobata is usually between 18 and 30 years, and the condition can stay active for many years, and although acne conglobata is sometimes resistant to treatment, it can often be controlled through aggressive treatment over time.

Acne Fulminans: This is a precipitate onset of acne conglobata which frequently afflicts young men. Symptoms of severe nodulocystic, often ulcerating acne are noticeable. As with acne conglobata, extreme, disfiguring scarring is common. Acne fulminans is unique in that it also includes a fever and aching of the joints. Acne fulminans does not respond well to antibiotics.

Gram-Negative Folliculitis: This problem is a bacterial contamination defined by pustules and cysts, more than likely happening as a complication resulting from a continuing antibiotic treatment of acne vulgaris. It is an uncommon condition, and we do not know if it is more usual in males or females.

Pyoderma Faciale: This type of severe facial acne affects only females, usually between the ages of 20 to 40 years old, and is characterized by painful large nodules, pustules and sores which may leave scarring. It begins abruptly, and may occur on the skin of a woman who has never had acne before. It is confined to the face, and usually does not last longer than one year, but can wreak havoc in a very short time.

Treatments for Acne

Taking care of acne is rather simple. Apply BIOSKINCARE twice a day every day or BIOSKINCLEAR (IF YOUR SKIN IS TOO OILY). Damaged areas should be washed before applying the product with a mild liquid soap. Antibacterial or abrasive soaps, alcohol pads, and heavy frequent scrubbing provide no added benefit and may further irritate the skin. Cosmetics should be water-based; very greasy products can worsen acne. Although there are no restrictions on specific foods (for example, pizza or chocolate), a healthy, balanced diet should be followed.

Beyond these routine measures, acne treatment depends on the severity of the condition. Mild acne requires the simplest treatment, which poses the fewest risks of side effects. More severe acne or acne that does not answer to preliminary treatment requires more treatment.

Mild Acne Drugs used to treat mild acne are applied to the skin (topical drugs). They work by either killing bacteria (antibacterials) or drying up or unclogging the pores.

BIOSKINCARE ACTS EFFECTIVELY AGAINST ACNE BACTERIA

The snail secretions contain antimicrobial peptides which do not create bacterial resistance and the secretions also induce the proliferation of antimicrobials on the surface of the skin and inside the follicles. These peptides punch holes in the membranes of bacteria and the target bacterias are not able to mutate and defend themselves against this antibiotic action.

Bacteria have survived for millions of years by developing resistance to new stressors including natural antibiotics like penicillin. What simply happens is that the bacteria, with a high rate of mutation, ends up modifying one or more of its enzymes that are used to break the link between a target protein and the antibiotic. As a result, the antibiotic does not work.

But to adapt to a peptide antibiotic that punches a hole in the cell membrane is a different story. To protect itself, the bacteria would have to change the entire composition of the cell membrane. And to change the composition of a membrane would mean changing many of the enzymes that are responsible for making the complex membrane in the first place.

Peptide antibiotics respond within minutes. Part of the reason for this rapid response is how the peptide acts on the cell membrane. But to destroy a cell, the peptide must also quickly find the bacterial membrane. How does this happen? The answer lies in the construction of the cell membrane. A bacterial membrane is made up of fats and sugars with a high negative electrical charge that quickly attracts the peptide antimicrobials.

Severe Acne

Antibiotics given orally are reserved for the treatment of severe acne. People may need to take some drugs for weeks, months, or even years to prevent a recurrence. Isotretinoin (Accutane®) is a strong drug that may have many undesired side effects and is prescribed by doctors to reduce sebum production when severe acne has gone uncontrolled and is no longer amenable to other treatments.

Other acne treatments are appropriate for some people. For example, a woman with severe acne that intensifies with her menstrual period may benefit by taking oral contraceptives. This treatment takes 2 to 4 months to produce results.

Natural Acne Gel, Rosacea Remedy & Scar Healing BIOSKINCLEAR

This gel is oil free and a natural remedy for acne, rosacea, and scar healing with moisturizing seaweed extracts. Best for people with very oily skin conditions.

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Ultra exfoliate rough scars and dull skin with BIOSKINEXFOL

Home microdermabrasion cream. Contains the same natural ingredients in BIOSKINCARE but infused with micro-crystals so that you may rub it with your finger tips to remove old, hard, and tough scars or stretch marks by a physical breakdown of the scar tissues. Best also for oily skin and aged skin, actinic keratosis scales and pitted acne scars. Not for keloids and not if your skin is still fragile (use BIOSKINCARE for a few months first to strengthen your skin). The compounded action of the physical abrasion and the enzymes in the cream liquefy damaged proteins more thoroughly helping to release amino-acids to aid in rebuilding damaged tissues quickly. Results are not only immediate, but compound over time and do not trigger inflamm-aging of delicate skin tissues.

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