I was browsing around and found this site http://www.abateit.com

Treatment options for keratosis pilaris focus on exfoliating or softening the dermis to reduce clogged pores. Treatment initially begins with adherence to nonpharmacologic measures and compliance with daily living functions that will not worsen the condition. An important first step is to use a mild cleansing agent with abrasive properties, often termed scrub, but one that is not drying (for sensitive skin). The goal is to clean and open the pores of the dermis. Other measures to prevent excessive dryness include taking tepid, brief showers and using a humidifier, especially during the winter months when low humidity dries out the skin.

BIOSKINCARE cream softens rough and dry skin, removes excessive keratin and thus unclogs pores. It is also anti-inflammatory, regulates the production of keratin and while it helps to attract moisture when first applied it also restores the skin's capacity to hold in moisture by accelerating the production of collagen, elastin and glycosaminoglycans from within the deep layers of the skin. BIOSKINCARE should be applied to the affected area twice a day.

Has anyone heard of or tried this product?

No, have you checked out the ingredients? I'm gonna make my mom try it on her keloid, I'll post results when i get some...

anyone else tried this product?

Ummm, you do realise that the active ingredient is snail spit, don't you..?!
"a fluid produced by snails of the species Helix Aspersa Müller"

(and I don't think the snails give it up voluntarily...)

LOL!! What makes you so sure it's spit and not sweat, or worse, <gulp>, snail poo (ewww!)... HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Sorry, I got carried away... snicker, snicker... I'm sorry, I just pictured a bunch of snails sitting around a bucket going "PTOOEY!" and launching loogies into it. Tee hee hee...

have anyone use this with real improvements?? Please respond, it would greatly help with my decision to try it or not. Thanks

Sounds Really good.... But doesnt everything at first