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Author  Topic    msophiac 7 Posts Posted - 09/08/2009 :  22:03:13     I had my nose biopsied and treated with freezing at the same time and was not told to gel it with vasoline, therefore a scab formed and dropped off. The biopsy said SCC and the doctor wants to schedule me for Mohs. I do not want surgery and have ordered both Sunspot ES and the creme that contains pancreatin. Now I am wondering if either of them will work since I already have scar tissue, when my nose healed from the freezing. Thanks dan 611 Posts Posted - 09/09/2009 :  01:03:32     I think there is a good chance the pancreatin remedy will work despite scar tissue because it penetrates well. I have never tried Sunspot ES so I am less sure about it. Are you using Cymilium or something else? Anyway, good luck and let us know how it goes. msophiac 7 Posts Posted - 09/14/2009 :  11:40:40     Yes I ordered Cymilliam but it has not arrived yet. The Sunspot I got from Vitacost, and it does not appear to be doing anything (4th day)...I am not sure what it is supposed to do. After the biopsy, my nose seems to be healing just fine, although the path. report says that there is a SCC lurking in there someplace....now even the scar seems to be disappearing. sophia msophiac 7 Posts Posted - 11/25/2010 :  13:08:59     This is follow up a year later. Both Sunspot and Cymillam failed to work, the SCC came back and then I did a 6 week treatment with BEC5 and it ate a very large hole in my nose which I though would never heal properly but it did and left no scar, and now my nose looks absolutely great. I highly recommend it if one follows the instructions exactly.    Topic

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