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Brit90 · 04-27-2019, 05:16 PM

Hey guys. Just wanted to let you know that i am not ignoring this post.

I am still experimenting with the technique.

The first issue i have found is that i went too powerful and gave myself some pretty bad burns! Nothing too major though to i will heal.

I have since tried it will lower voltage and it seems to be more suitable.

I definitely think there is something to this technique. You are literally melting away the sebeum with the electrode.

I just need to find the right setup of power / instrument tips and technique.

When i have enough evidence to show something truly compelling, then i will post it all for everyone to see.

Metalhead · 04-27-2019, 09:58 PM

Thanks for keeping us updated dude

Brit90 · 04-28-2019, 09:54 AM

thanks metal head.

I have also just purchased a digital microscope. My intention is to make videos literally detailing the process and overall results.

Brit90 · 04-29-2019, 08:00 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54jj7x4W...e=youtu.be

Metalhead · 04-30-2019, 03:54 AM

Wow that looks painful, but if it works then I'd be willing to do it too

fordyce-slaughterer · 04-30-2019, 04:34 PM

Hello Brit90,

I have done the same into pocking into the sebum and heating it up with electronical current (electrolysis).

You are very brave, but the current will leave more damage on your skin because the needle is not very precisely. Therefore, I strongly recommend stopping your experiment, you are on the way on leaving a scar on your skin. I have probably destroyed my whole intimate area due to taking those risks.

Wait for some updates.

-Fordyce Slaughterer

Brit90 · 04-30-2019, 05:41 PM

Thanks for the advise mate.

I understand the risks. I have been cutting into and experimenting on these things for many, many years. I probably have hundreds of scars!

Given what i have seen so far, i am fairly confident this works. When i first started i used too much power and completely burned them out. since then you can see that the spot has gone and it is left with a white mark.

What i was doing originally was however wrong. I should have been using a microscope, and inserting the electrode into the pore. Rather than burning through the surface skin to get to the sebum (causing lots of damage and scaring), i should do a very precise and targeted treatment.

Can i ask if you were using a microscope when you tried it yourself? Are you sure you were entering the pore of each gland and desiccating them from the inside?

fordyce-slaughterer · 05-01-2019, 01:10 PM

I have used a beauty microscope with bright light. My device used the so-called blend method some mixture of current i guess, so entering the pore and given heat to the tip of the needle led to a little infection which could been squeeze out some days after leaving an enlarged scarred pore without sebum.

Maybe your device is better than what i have used and you can it test on a spot not clearly visible from the front side. I would be interested in the tryout.

Brit90 · 05-01-2019, 07:50 PM

I have personally not had any infected wounds from the tests i have carried out, but i am very careful about being clean and using alcohol on the surface to be treated and my tools.

Latest test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peATcKX0...e=youtu.be

fordyce-slaughterer · 05-01-2019, 10:06 PM

If the hair came out without much force, you did destroy the hair root through the heat from the electrical current.

In addition, this was not a Fordyce Spots because by definition, the sebum is not clogged and would have the possible exit through the hair.

But as i can see, you are doing fine even if i think you don´t need any treatment. Your intimate area looks fine bro, girls have the same spots as you do.