Glossary of Molecules
Skin Resurfacing
A selection of high-efficacy actives to promote exfoliation, renewal, and skin regeneration, contributing to the improvement of skin luminosity, texture, and uniformity.
A selection of high-efficacy actives to promote exfoliation, renewal, and skin regeneration, contributing to the improvement of skin luminosity, texture, and uniformity.
Water-soluble form of vitamin C with elasticizing and illuminating action, it helps improve skin tone and elasticity and reduces dyschromias through a direct effect on melanin production processes.
Acid with remarkable exfoliant, antioxidant, and brightening properties, particularly indicated to counteract manifestations of photoaging, including spots and wrinkles.
Alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) derived from bitter almonds, characterized by a gentler exfoliant action compared to other AHAs. It promotes cellular turnover and helps improve luminosity, uneven texture, superficial spots, and fine lines.
Main structural protein of the dermis, responsible for the skin’s firmness, density, and resilience. Its reduction and fragmentation are associated with the appearance of wrinkles and skin thinning; supporting its production progressively contributes to improving tone, texture, and fine lines.
Form of collagen used for its ability to bind water on the skin surface. It forms a hydrating and protective film that helps improve skin comfort and softness.
EGF (Epidermal Growth Factor) is a growth factor involved in the processes of cellular renewal and tissue repair. In the Skin Resurfacing outpatient protocol, it supports skin regeneration and cellular turnover, contributing to skin recovery after the exfoliant phase.
PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) consists of DNA fragments used to support skin repair and regeneration processes. In the cosmetic field, it helps sustain the barrier and cellular activity and – in an anti-aging perspective – can promote improvement in hydration, quality, and skin uniformity.
A vitamin A derivative with renewing action, it promotes cellular turnover and progressive renewal of the skin surface. In the Skin Resurfacing outpatient protocol, it contributes to improving skin texture and skin uniformity, supporting a smoother and more luminous appearance.
Microscopic marine-origin and bioengineered structures which, when applied to the skin, promote the delivery of actives and support their penetration. Their action also contributes to stimulating the natural processes of cellular regeneration, enhancing the synergistic effect of the actives within the protocols and Research MED formulas.
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