VIRTUAL MESOTHERAPY WISDOM REGENERATIVE SERUM

Virtual mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure that is commonly used for body contouring, targeting concerns like fat reduction, skin aging, cellulite, and skin tightening. 

Experience the transformative benefits of our advanced aging serum. Our potent formula, featuring GHK-Cu Copper tripeptide, effectively revitalizes sagging and mature skin, improving firmness, elasticity, and clarity. Bovine collagen, rich in Type I and Type III, nourishes and helps reduce wrinkles. Organic Silica replenishes vital silicium levels, promoting supple skin and enhancing complexion. For a more radiant and rejuvenated appearance, caffeine awakens and adds to the skin's natural glow.

Administration application via Virtual Mesotherapy- Electroporation, Sonoporation (cavitation), Iontophresis (radiofrequency), Microneedling/Dermaroller

Recommended Usage: 1 session every 8-10 days. 

Number of sessions: up to 8 sessions; 6 consecutive sessions with 2 week rest.

Treatment Areas: Chin,Face,Neck

Application Amounts: Recommend up to 4ml for face or neck.

***SHAKE WELL BEFORE EACH USE***

Application: Clean skin with alcohol prior to treatment. Apply serum in the desired treatment area. Do not mix with any other treatment serum. Refrain from any form of drainage 72 hours after administration.

WARNING: Clients being treated with GHK-Cu copper tripeptide should avoid using ingredents such as Vitamin C, Alpha Hydroxy Acids, or Retinol during treatment peroid.

*This product is intended for professional use only*

Contents: 5 sterile cosmetic grade vials with 10ml each.

Active Ingredients: GHK-Cu Copper Tripeptide, Organic Silica, Caffeine

*Consult with your physician before initiating any type of body contouring treatment. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease*

Source: 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6073405/

Finkley MB, Appa Y, Bhandarkar S. Copper Peptide and Skin. Cosmeceuticals and Active Cosmetic, 2nd Edition, P. Eisner and H.I. Maibach (Eds.) Marcel Dekker, New York. 2005:549-563

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18644225/