MEDISKIN SKIN BRIGHTENING ANTI-AGING BOOST FACIAL (for Brightening and Anti-Aging)

The BOOST Facial for skin brightening & anti-aging is an intensive treatment designed to elevate radiance by delivering hydration, nourishment, and essential nutrients to every cell. It includes medical ozone therapy, which heals the skin reducing enlarged pores, scars, and damage. This treatment offers visible results for pigmentation and uneven complexion.

This facial features a premium pharmaceutical-grade series formulated in a state-of-the-art laboratory. The brand uses high-performance, active ingredients to target the most difficult to treat conserns.

Combining science and innovation, the brand sucesfully delivers results-driven solutions that enhance overall dermal health and reflect true wellbeing.

What is Medical Ozone?

Boosts Oxygen Supply: Ozone increases oxygen delivery to cells, improving circulation, stimulating regeneration, and supporting faster healing.

Fights Bacteria & Inflammation: With natural antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties, ozone reduces acne, calms irritation, and aids wound healing.

Stimulates Collagen & Elastin: Medical ozone promotes collagen and elastin production, improving elasticity, firmness, and reducing fine lines.

Detoxifies: It enhances lymphatic drainage and neutralizes toxins, leaving the complexion clearer and more radiant.

Hydration & Glow: By stimulating microcirculation, ozone improves nutrient absorption and hydration, giving a fresher, healthier glow.

What causes skin pigmentaion and melasma?

Skin pigmentation occurs when the body produces too much or too little melanin, the natural pigment that gives color to the skin, hair, and eyes. Common causes include:

• Sun exposure: UV rays stimulate melanin production, often leading to sunspots or uneven tone.

• Hormonal changes: Fluctuations in estrogen and progesterone (common during pregnancy or from birth control) can trigger pigmentation issues.

• Inflammation or injury: Acne, cuts, or burns may leave behind post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (dark marks).

• Certain medications: Some drugs increase sensitivity to sunlight, leading to pigmentation.

• Genetics: A family history of pigmentation disorders can increase risk.

Why is using a melanin inhibitor important when treating pigmenation?

When treating pigmentation, the main goal is to reduce excess melanin production. Melasma / Pigmentation causes dark spots and uneven tone. Therefore, a melanin inhibitor becomes essential, because it works by slowing blocking the enzyme tyrosinase. In turn, this enzyme controls melanin synthesis in the skin,. By limiting it, pigmentation can be managed more effectively.

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