Key Takeaways
- Incorporating innovative skincare technologies can enhance the effectiveness of your skincare routine beyond traditional recommendations.
- Stem cell science and PLLA (Poly-L-Lactic Acid) offer a powerful combination for promoting faster cellular turnover and collagen production.
Are you looking to take your skincare routine to the next level? As a seasoned Master Esthetician with 24 years of experience, I've witnessed the transformative power of innovative skincare technologies. In this article, I'll introduce you to two cutting-edge approaches—stem cell science and PLLA (Poly L Lactic Acid)—that can revolutionize your skincare regimen and deliver exceptional results.
Best of the Best in Innovative Skincare
If you're like me, you want your skincare to work double time. Then you want to set it and forget it (okay, for a while anyway.) That's when your skincare strategy comes becomes super important. While the dermatologists recommended Vitamin A, and C and sunscreen is a great start, skincare innovations have moved on (especially in Korea!). We need to capture the best of the best in innovative skincare and put that into our routines for top results.
The one-two-punch strategy I recommend to really get skin turning over faster is stem cell science/exosomes and PLLA. These two skin savers work in totally different but complementary ways. Added together, the skin goes into faster cellular turnover than simply adding vitamins A and C.
The Power of Stem Cell Science:
First, let's talk about stem cell science. These are not plant stem cells (which work great on plants!) but adult human skin cell-derived media (from the largest tissue donor bank in the US, not babies!) NeoGenesis science is so far ahead of the others since they wait for the stem cells to produce exosomes, perfect packages of skin-repairing goodness. You may be hearing more about exosome technology lately. It's basically what the body's stem cells make so the cells recognize and accept the incoming delivery of nutrition.
PLLA: The Biostimulator for Skin Renewal:
Second, there's the PLLA, or Poly L Lactic Acid, which is a manufactured stem cell found in dissolvable sutures. PLLA is a major biostimulator. When you have internal surgery, you WANT dissolvable sutures so the tissues heal together stat. The sutures send out that bio-stimulating message "Produce collagen! Produce collagen!" so you heal up inside quickly.
Using these technologies in skincare is more powerful than most dermatologist-recommended plans. Combining NeoGenesis and House of PLLA or HOP products is a super-powered antiaging strategy for the skin. That's why I recommend both to clients.
How to Incorporate Advanced Skincare Strategies:
If you're new to high-powered skincare, I recommend trying out NeoGenesis Recovery. Use it nightly after you wash. Apply 4-6 drops on clean, slightly damp skin. Let absorb and then move on to your next serum or moisturizer. For me, I saw results the first week! It was beyond the Vitamin C line I was using at the time.
If you're on the fence about stem cells, try the HOP (House of PLLA) line, formerly SculPLLA. I recommend the Promoter Repair Cell Cream or the CaviPLLA nightly. Clients see results with these quickly.
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions):
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What sets NeoGenesis apart from other skincare brands? NeoGenesis
stands out due to its utilization of adult human skin cell-derived media to produce exosomes, which are potent packages of skin-repairing nutrients. This advanced technology ensures optimal absorption and recognition by the skin cells, leading to enhanced results.
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Is PLLA safe for skincare use? Yes, PLLA, or Poly L Lactic Acid, is considered safe for skincare use. It is a biocompatible and biodegradable substance commonly used in medical applications, such as dissolvable sutures. In skincare, PLLA serves as a powerful biostimulator, promoting collagen production and skin rejuvenation.
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How soon can I expect to see results from incorporating these advanced skincare strategies? Results may vary depending on individual skin types and conditions. However, many clients report noticeable improvements within the first few weeks of consistent use. For example, users of NeoGenesis Recovery often see results within the first week, while clients using HOP PLLA products may experience quick improvements in skin texture and appearance but results will build with continued use.
Conclusion
As a Master Esthetician with 24 years of experience, I've witnessed the evolution of skincare technologies firsthand. Today, I advocate for integrating advanced strategies like stem cell science and PLLA into skincare routines for optimal results. By harnessing the power of these innovations, we can achieve faster cellular turnover, collagen production, and overall skin rejuvenation. Don't settle for basic dermatologist-recommended routines when high-tech, multitasking skincare options are readily available.
