PROCEDURE

NEOFOUND WHITENING – BIOREVITALIZATION FOR PIGMENTATION

Targeted biorevitalization for hyperpigmentation and a more even complexion

NEOFOUND WHITENING is a biorevitalizing treatment developed to reduce the appearance of pigmentation, even out skin tone and improve overall skin quality. It may be suitable for sun-induced and age-related pigmentation, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, melasma and chloasma, as well as dull skin and reduced firmness.

The NEOFOUND WHITENING formula combines hyaluronic acid of different molecular weights and amino acidswith active ingredients targeting different stages of melanin-related processes. Its formula includes arbutin, tranexamic acid, niacinamide, Decapeptide-12, Nonapeptide-1, glutathione and succinic acid.

How does NEOFOUND WHITENING work?

The treatment is designed to do more than simply hydrate the skin. Its combination of active ingredients targets different processes involved in melanin formation and distribution while providing a biorevitalizing effect and improving overall skin quality.

Arbutin and Decapeptide-12 target tyrosinase activity, Nonapeptide-1 helps regulate melanin synthesis, while niacinamide helps reduce melanosome transfer from melanocytes to keratinocytes. Glutathione and succinic acid also provide antioxidant activity.

Who is the treatment suitable for?

NEOFOUND WHITENING may be suitable for:

• sun-induced and age-related pigmentation;
• post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation;
• melasma and chloasma;
• uneven skin tone;
• dull-looking skin;
• reduced skin firmness and elasticity.

What results can be expected?

The treatment is designed to gradually reduce the appearance of pigmentation and promote a more even skin tone, while also improving hydration, skin quality and radiance.

NEOFOUND WHITENING differs from classic biorevitalization through its specific focus on hyperpigmentation and melanin-related processes, rather than hydration and general skin quality alone.

Treatment course

A course of approximately 3 treatments at intervals of around 14 days is generally recommended. The exact number of treatments and intervals are determined individually according to the condition of the skin and the desired treatment goal.