Solasodine Cream

Tried this cream on an elderly relative who'd had a squamous cell carcinoma removed from the scalp and appeared to be developing more from a scattering of keratosis. One lesion in particular was starting to be slightly raised and a bit angry looking (red with irregular surface, similar to how the removed lesion had been). Relative refused to attend doctor to have these treated.

We used the Solasodine Cream once daily on all keratosis (incl early-looking SCC) and the lesions resolved within a couple of weeks. The worst ones had a generous glob added and covered with band-aid; the rest just had the cream generously rubbed in. This is easy as the cream is non-greasy.

At the same time, we added fizzy Berocca tablets containing Vit B3 and Zinc but these were taken mainly in the first few days, then only sporadically, then ceased. Relative also made conscious effort to reduce dietary sugar.

The lesions were substantially healed within 14 days and the skin returned to a smooth and normal pale colour within 21 days. This is clear from photographs which were taken daily.

We have continued to monitor and use the cream to keep small flare-ups at bay. Very glad to be avoiding further surgery.

Squamous Cell Carcinomas of the scalp are potentially extremely serious so we are glad that this product has helped to resolve the keratosis and avoid further complication. Getting a second order of the cream to have on hand. Elderly relative is feeling great.

I used Curaderm many years ago and it was very intense. Too intense, really.

I'm keen to see how this goes and will report back. The other testimonials give me great hope.

This product is good and certainly worth your time to give it a try

A ssuspected BCC on my cheek ( There for years)
when you have previoiusly had BCC , sunspots, and SCC, you become somewhat qualified to say that you suspect something on your own face.

Anyway after finishing off this 60g jar , My sunspots on my forehead have all flaked off with some help and are completely smooth

so last nigth i decided to pick gently round the edges of my ' suspected BCC to see how small it really was.

It crumbed off and revealed completely smooth skin

Now do I buy the 60g jar again or do i buy the 100g jar ?

PS I had previoulsy used 3 jars of the other Newton eggplant combination cream that had higher reviews and it made my BCC , sunspots super small but not quite get rid of them.