Replied by Maria (Gippsland, Australia) on 10/22/2011
Hi Ashley, It may be worth looking into serrapeptase as it appears to be used for keloid scars with some success. I have seen quite good results with someone who has abdominal surgery scars (30 yr old scars) best described as hypertrophic not keloid. They are not gone but greatly reduced. Their large smallpox scar is also almost not sightable, this scar was atrophic by nature. All this to say not sure which form your scar takes but serrapeptase may help lessen it. I remember seeing a post here where someone had success with applying ACV. Although I imagine you have tried most of these remedies. https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/scar.html#RN_65480
If you do find something that works please let us know. I am still trying to find out if serrapeptase can be taken by someone who has had an hernia repair with the mesh left in as pat of the repair so if someone knows or has some thoughts I would love to know. All the best.
Replied by Gail (Branson, Missouri, Usa) on 10/23/2011
I would try coconut oil. I use it for many things, but it has been lessening my 9 year old stretch marks from having my son. If you read on here about coconut oil, you will see there is a section on scar healing etc... From my experience it works well. Good Luck!Replied by Cindy (Toledo, Ohio) on 12/03/2011
How much serrapeptase do you take? What is the dosage? I have ureteral scarring from kidney stones---do you you know if serrapeptase would help? Thank you.
Cindy
