Shikonin - specificaly used for scars / anti scar contraction

[Dipstick]

Guys,

Here's another publication, https://www.spandidos-publications.com/10.3892/ijmm.2015.2299

I note that it doesn't mention peyronies, however I have looked into Shikonin and it's apparently has a lot of attention in that it's also potent anti-cancer potential. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alkannin

Interestingly, it reduces contractility of scarring and the wound healing process. My thoughts immediately make think this would be perfect as a cream or oral, if doing it with traction. I mean, wouldn't it be ideal to have a substance that is anti contracting on wound / remolding, while stretching at the same time?

It looks like this stuff is generally used in creams for scars and is available. I'll do some more research on this re: oral vs topical. Or perhaps both..

Anyway, another potentially useful tool to add to the combo of your treatments.

[melting]

Great find!

Molecular weight: 288.29 g/mol  
Could be used in transdermal cremes.

Is this freely available?

[Dipstick]

Yes,

It does seem it's freely available. No prescription, it looks like a relatively new market as well. Much of it placed in creams, it seems like it's fat soluble which means it's best used topical from what I can see so far.

Looks like the pure form can be purchased, a bit expensive but I guess you use tiny amounts. I have no idea what they ratio to mix it would be.

It seems people are already using it for hypertrophic scarring in burn scars with success.