Acne Scar Treatment and the Skin Healing Process

The elimination or reduction of acne scars and facial acne lesions depends on a process called "skin remodeling".

The skin is designed to repair wounds quickly to prevent blood loss and infections. Scars are manufactured from a quickly formed "collagen glue" that the body deposits into an injured area for defense and strength. In ideal skin healing, damaged skin is quickly closed, and then the healed area is slowly repaired to remove the remaining collagen scars and blend the skin area into nearby skin.

Scar collagen is eliminated and replaced with a mixture of skin cells and invisible collagen fibers. This work may continue in a skin area for up to ten years.

In children, the remodeling rate is high and scars are often rapidly eliminated from injured skin areas. But as we become adults, this rate diminishes and small scars may remain for years.

One way to accelerate repair is to provoke a small amount of controlled skin damage with a needle, laser, acid, or other means, and then let the body repair processes rebuild the skin area.

A second procedure is to use enzymes and activators of skin renewal fibroblasts to increase the body's natural reconstructing processes and obtain even better final results. Fibroblasts are the cells in the basal membrane of the skin and they are the precursors of all the structural elements of healthy skin, including those that give moisture, tensile strength and elasticity to skin. Enzymes dissolve or "digest" damaged and dying cells.

Wound Healing

Scars are always needed to reconnect skin that has been damaged. Initially, they may be red or dark and pink after the wound has healed but will become softer and flatter naturally over time, resulting in a flat, pale scar.

For reasons that are still waiting to be fully understood, some people form raised scars that are red and thick and may cause itch or pain. Others develop scars that grow beyond the site of a wound, called keloid scars.

Keloid scars are actually thick, puckered, itchy scars that grow beyond the edges of an injury or incision and rarely regress. They appear when the body keeps producing tough, fibrous protein (known as collagen) after a wound has healed.

Keloid scars can result from any type of injury to the skin, including scratches, tattoos, insect bites, injections or medical procedures. Keloid scars can appear on any part of the body, but most commonly occur over the breastbone, on earlobes and on shoulders.

Keloids are fibrotic tumors characterized by a collection of atypical fibroblasts with high deposition of extracellular matrix components, especially collagen, fibronectin, elastin, and proteoglycans. Histologically, keloids contain relatively acellular centers and thick, abundant collagen bundles that form nodules in the deep dermal portion of the lesion. Keloids present a clinical problem that must be addressed as these lesions can cause significant pain, pruritus (itch) and physical disfigurement, may not improve in appearance over time, and can even affect mobility if located over a joint.

Hypertrophic scars use to be difficult to distinguish from keloid scars histologically and biochemically, but unlike keloids, hypertropic scars are confined to the injury site and use to mature and flatten out over time. Both types secrete larger amounts of collagen than normal scars, but typically the hypertrophic type shows declining collagen synthesis after about six months.

Hypertrophic scars contain nearly twice as much glycosaminoglycans as normal scars, and this and enhanced synthetic and enzymatic activity result in significant alterations in the matrix which affects the mechanical properties of the scars, including decreased extensibility that makes them feel firm.

As with hypertrophic scarring, people having one keloid scar are likely to be prone to another one in the future and should speak with their doctor or surgeon if they are likely to need injections or to have any form of surgery.

Atrophic scars are characterized by a thinning and diminished elasticity of the skin because the loss of normal skin architecture. An example of an atrophic scar is striae distensae, also known as stretch marks.

Snails Create a Serum That Effectively Acts as a Treatment for Scars.

Topical use of the cream on skin wounds and for acne scar treatment regulates or slows down dermal fibroblast proliferation and excess collagen production, and thus prevents and decreases keloid and hyperthropic scarring and smoothes old surgery scars.

The cream is made with a natural biological ingredient, collected from live land snails, the same they use to yield MINIMAL SCARS AND QUICK REPAIR of their skin and shell when damaged. It is naturally made by the snails when they encounter any stressful event, and we gather it through a process that is completely harmless for them. The fluid is made into an odorless white cream with no external, synthetic chemicals.

The complexity of wound healing and scar formation parallels the complexity and synergistic effects on human skin of the substance live snails make copiously when stressed or damaged to bathe their skin with it at will and achieve fast and scarless repair. Thus, it is not an easy challenge to try to explain what specifically about the soluble proteins, glyco (sugar chains) molecules, enzymes, co-enzymes, peptides and oligoelements in it conquers these particular human skin conditions or disorders.

Scientific breakdown of the substance has determined that it contains activators of skin growth factors, enzymes, coenzymes, and antimicrobial peptides. It also contains natural anti-inflammatory and immune modulating proteins, glycoproteins, proteoglycansandglycosaminoglycans (GAGs).

GAGs are a family of linear anionic polysaccharides (sugar chains) that used to be isolated as proteoglycans linked to a protein core. The biological functions of proteoglycans, including the regulation of cell reproduction, signaling, inflammation, tumorigenesis, and interactions with pathogens result, in large part, through the interaction of the GAG chains in proteoglycans with proteins, such as growth factors and their receptors. GAGs also give hydration and swelling pressure to tissues enabling them to withstand compression forces.

The biological ingredient in BIOSKINCARE has several complex components that act in concert:

(1) proteolitic enzymes that degrade proteins that are no longer useful into their component amino-acids and releases them for use in the creation of healthy cells.
(2) messenger molecules that not only identify dysfunctional cells and differentiate them from the surrounding healthy tissues but also help to orchestrate the orderly layout of new collagen and all the structural elements of healthy skin;
(3) antioxidants and anti-inflammatory agents that control oxidative damage after tissue injury;
(4) stabilizers, cofactors, and/or coreceptors for:
(4a) proteins made by the human body that enable cells to communicate and effectively coordinate tasks between them (growth factors),
(4b) intracellular messenger molecules whose main function is to attract immune cells to sites of infection (chemokines), and
(4c) regulatory proteins released by cells of the immune system that act as intercellular mediators in the generation of an immune response (cytokines).

Skin regeneration can be enhanced with the use of BIOSKINCARE™ as it signals the body to reproduce fibroblasts and enzymatically digest damaged cells at the correct rate.

Enzymes within the compound play a role in loosening and digesting scar proteins, while the SKIN RENEWAL ACTIVATORS help in the regeneration of the damaged proteins and the orderly layout of healthy skin cells.

The cream accelerates the process of skin remodeling. It also helps to activate your own skin's metalloproteinases (enzymes) that remove damaged proteins (sun-damaged or worn out) and scars. At the same time they help activate the processes that protects your body against excessive breakdown of proteins.

Repair Scars With Topical Application of a Natural Scar Treatment Ingredient

BIOSKINCARE helps control skin fibroblast production and collagen proliferation and promotes a balanced and complete regeneration and fast replacement of abnormal skin cells, preventing and getting rid of acne scars, keloid scars, hyperthropic scars, hyperpigmentation, skin burns, and necrotic tissues by the action of protein enzymes. It also protects from free radicals and deeply hydrates the skin.

- Regulates dermal fibroblast proliferation and excess collagen deposition, and thus prevents and reduces keloid and hyperthropic scars.
- Stimulates the formation of the extracellular links between cells, thus improving skin strength, cutting down on fragility.
- Works as a strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory and reduces the deleterious effects of accumulated exposure to UV radiation.
- Inhibits microbiological activity of hazardous, pathogenic skin bacteria, including acne, and fungus, virus (warts) and other microbes.
- Regulates blood vessel formation and oxygenation within the skin.
- Stimulates the formation of glycosaminoglycans and proteoglycans, the molecules that give skin its ability to keep in moisture. This helps to thicken the dermis resulting in less sagging and fewer fine lines and wrinkles, improved elasticity and better ability to withstand overstretching.
- Smoothes old surgery scars and rough and dry skin.

Disruption of the skin by acne inflammation, infection, surgery, burns, disease, sun damage, accidents, injury due to trauma, or by chemical, dermabrasion or laser procedures used for skin renewal, generates a signal to the immune system and initiates responses that may or may not be effective in:

a) Preventing an impending invasion from surrounding microbes and

b) Starting an orchestrated regrowth of new healthy cells to replace those damaged.

When the skin is damaged it produces growth factors, inhibitors of tumors and proteins.

After cutaneous injury or wounding, growth factors are generated to stimulate the regeneration of tissue and to promote the creation of antimicrobial peptides. The growth factor response ends after regeneration of the tissue, when the physical barrier protecting against microbial infections is re-established.

Skin wounds healing is a very important process involving multiplication of cellular elements with accompanying generation of extracellular matrix that results in replacement of an open skin wound with new tissues. With the completion of the dynamic process of wound healing, a scar will remain in place of the wound. Although scar tissue differs from normal uninjured skin, a normal scar gives back most of its functionality to the skin. However, that scar recovers tensile strength to only approximately 80% of normal uninjured skin and stands out in appearance from the normal surrounding skin.

The process of wound healing, however, can go wrong. Some people’s wounds undergo aberrant healing, resulting in the formation of abnormal scars such as those know by the names keloids or hyperthropic scars.

After a wound happens to the skin, both skin cells and the cells that give rise to connective tissue cells, the fibroblasts, proliferate to repair the damage. The fibroblasts form a framework upon which the skin cells can migrate into and fill in the wound. It is the balance between the rate of growth of fibroblasts versus skin cells that is crucial here. If the fibroblasts grow too quickly, they can form a rigid network that is not as easily populated by the skin cells and that results in a large scar. If the skin cells keep up with the fibroblasts, then scar tissue appears and the skin has a more normal appearance after healing is completed.

Scar treatment can be accelerated and skin repair can be improved with the use of BIOSKINCARE ™ for it helps the body to create fibroblasts and "digest" damaged cells at the adequate rate.

The natural ingredient in BIOSKINCARE™ increases the skin's regenerative processes - in addition to accelerating removal of damaged protein in the skin, it stimulates skin renewal with no harsh exfoliation or the use of expensive laser procedures, helping to produce an optimal skin renewal when applied after milder exfoliation or various controlled skin damage methods.

It improves the skin's natural regenerative reactions by stimulating an orderly network of capillaries (angiogenesis) which nourish and provide oxygen to skin cells, and the orchestrated biosynthesis of collagen, elastin and the water-holding proteoglycans and glycosaminoglycans.

Repair Skin Damage with a Natural Skin Care Solution that Optimizes Skin Firmness and Elasticity.

BIOSKINCARE is not a pharmaceutical drug. The biological skin care product gives the body all the molecular messengers that naturally regenerate new healthy skin tissues from the inside out.

BIOSKINCARE ™ helps the skin to

- Produce new glycosaminoglycans which improves skin firmness and elasticity,
- Boost the production of water holding glycosaminoglycans which is true moisturizing,
- Helps the skin's blood vessel microcirculation,
- Boost the natural defense system against oxidative damage, and
- Heal the damage to the protective skin barrier.

As the skin is reconstructed and scars erased, the elastic properties of the skin pull it into a smooth surface. During skin remodeling, the old damaged protein is removed and replaced with new glycosaminoglycans, proteoglycans and collagen and elastin fibers. This restores skin elasticity, and reduces wrinkles.

The beauty and genius of this product is that it starts creating the equivalent of a NON TRAUMA exfoliation which means that your skin will respond to BIOSKINCARE ™ enzymes by activating its own repair mechanisms. When the enzymes "digest" the topmost micron of skin (part of the outer layer that is no thicker than a sheet of paper, slowly and over a period of time) there is no heat and blistering, so there is nothing to heal.

When you burn your skin, your body synthetizes healing protein like collagen and elastin bands, pus, melanin, water, and antibodies (inflamm-aging) that rush to the aid of the trauma. In that case, there actually IS a burn to tend to...

However, during your BIOSKINCARE™ CREAM treatment, there is NOT any burn or trauma healing. The proteins that transport the repair elements to the epidermis and underlying stratum corneum are flooded with your own molecules and DNA. The new skin generated that is waiting to be exposed is not only smootherandtighter on its own, but it has just been soaked with those reparative proteins that rushed to the surface to come to the aid of the 'NON TRAUMA EXFOLIATION'.

Another advantage is that the product has all the molecule messengers that are needed for an orchestrated regeneration or biosynthesis of healthy tissues.

A natural cosmetic product, not a drug, pharmaceutical, or product aimed to cure a disease.

In a nutshell: BIOSKINCLEAR helps your skin to heal all by itself by acting as an immune modulator for scarless repair or acne scar treatment that yields scarless healing of acne lesions. It is also anti-microbial, thus helping to heal and prevent skin infections. It is excellent for acne scar treatment and in helping the skin to repair itself.

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