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Author  Topic  Page: 1 2 of 2 paulaleblanc 1 Posts Posted - 12/16/2010 :  15:15:01     I had a BCC...my third on my face. The other 2 were surgically treated, after a dermatologist first burned them. Lots of pain and expense and long healing process. For my third one, I did internet research and ordered Grape Seed Extract. Had to use it for 4 to 6 weeks and keep it covered at all times, applying once a day. It is a very tar like purple substance BUT the BCC is gone so far. No pain with this method and very little expense. I have been using raspberry skin cream since then and have noticed lots of positive changes in my skin as far as lessening of wrinkles, skin tone better and age spots fading. Thrivalista 5 Posts Posted - 05/03/2012 :  10:43:44     New here, first post. Thanks to everyone for sharing your experiences so generously. I've started with dandelion on an A.K. today until I can scout some local petty spurge. It's been very helpful to see what others are doing that works for them, and intriguing to note that none of the remedies work for every individual. I'll be sure to keep an open mind about what works for others, as maybe being different from what works for oneself. And kudos to the folks who are sharing p.s. seeds freely. Inspiring! Page: 1 2 of 2  Topic

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