67 Years Old Going on 36. - Murrieta, CA

Hi- from butterflyessenials.com. I use Malenia, Paine, Deeper (great for sore muscles). Then I use a carrier oil-coconut oil, either the oil you can buy in the store that is a "solid", it melts in your hands, you can cook with it (delicious flavor) or take a teaspoon and eat it (sounds gross, but it is delicious) or use it for a great moisturizer and hair conditioner. I don't know anything about essential oils, my girlfriend does, and she suggested these. Along with Neurontin, these oils, 2-3 times a day (just 3-4 drops of each) have worked like a charm. They have other various uses , but I don't know what they are yet!

I am very happy with my skin. I had laser on my upper lip and chin. Yes, the Neurontin 300 mg. up to 3 per day. I only need 1 per day at this time. 99% of the itching has gone away.

What is neurontin? What is it used for? Would it help me?

It is a medication prescribed for nerve damage itching. It is a prescription, you can ask your doctor for it.

Neuron tin is for nerve pain,chronic pain and seizures.

Did you have the same doctor do the laser when you had the surgery?

I'm replying for Pam.. I believe her doctor made her sign something legal so she can't say his name or she could be in trouble...she will explain it.

I signed a release when I received a refund, and agreed to not post name of doctor who could sue me if I post his name. Fun huh? Can't warn any future patients.

I would in a New York Minute, but cannot

Oh I see. Well you still look beautiful. but boy is that messed up what he did to you and the manipulation she did.

Many of us with bad surgeries are bullied and threatened into silence of mentioning surgeons names. I was. They can actually sue you.

They can try. But in Washington state, which is where RealSelf is located, there is an anti-SLAPP law that can help protect reviewers.

We need something like that in CA

is your hair going to grow bacck

Doesn't make sense that no lawyer would take your case but you are told that if you mention his name he will sue you? Who would take his case and sue you for what????

But we can't sue them? Doesn't make sense.

If she agreed not to name him in order to get the money, and she does -- it's breach of contract

But if there is non-disclosure, surgeons can be named. Those of us who haven't gotten any $ back from our "surgeon" but had a terrible experience should be free to name him/her.