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Unlocking the Secrets of Post-IPL Skincare for Asian Skin
At the recent IMCAS Asia 2025, Dr. CI:Labo unveiled groundbreaking clinical data focused on enhancing recovery and results for Asian patients undergoing Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) treatments. The spotlight was on their two stellar products: VC100 Essence Lotion EX and 377VC Radiance Serum, which have shown remarkable efficacy as adjuncts to IPL.
Clinical Findings That Matter
The presentation showcased compelling findings indicating that the VC100 Essence Lotion EX, utilized twice daily for 8 weeks, significantly improved various skin metrics. Clinical data revealed that hydration improved by 21.6%, elasticity by 14.6%, and gloss by 8.7%, while also reducing hyperpigmentation by 5.9%. The secret lies in its high concentration of Micro-High Penetrating APPS Vitamin C, which not only aids in skin hydration but also boosts collagen synthesis and enhances dermal density.
Combination is Key: The Power of Adjunct Treatments
Further insights were derived from studies revealing even greater improvements when combining IPL with VC100 Essence Lotion EX and its Emulsion. This combination yielded a staggering 25.4% improvement in hydration compared to 20.8% with IPL alone and elevated elasticity gains as well. By the second week, patients showed noticeable pigmentation reductions, reinforcing the benefits of integrating skincare with aesthetic treatments.
Results You Can Trust: The 377VC Radiance Serum
Another highlight was the 377VC Radiance Serum, whose effects were evaluated in a randomized study. Patients applying the serum post-IPL reported a 31.88% reduction in melasma severity, significantly outpacing results of IPL treatment alone. This serum not only lessens hyperpigmentation but also helps mitigate the risk of post-treatment re-darkening, underlining its efficacy and comfort in use.
Expert Testimonies: Dermatologists Weigh In
The presentation found additional support in the form of a survey conducted among 833 Chinese dermatologists. An overwhelming 83% acknowledged the serum’s effectiveness in curbing melanin synthesis while more than 75% agreed on its role in enhancing post-IPL outcomes and diminishing the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Nearly all respondents noted a growing demand among patients for adjunctive skincare, signaling a shift in the realm of aesthetic treatments.
The Bottom Line: Why This Matters to You
As these findings emerge, it becomes increasingly clear that skincare is not just an afterthought to aesthetic procedures but an essential component for optimal results. With patients becoming more discerning in their skincare choices, the effective use of products like VC100 Essence Lotion EX and 377VC Radiance Serum can reshape the conversation around IPL treatments, offering improved outcomes and greater patient satisfaction.
Incorporating these advancements into clinical practice not only enhances results but also addresses the specific needs of Asian skin types, paving the way for better skincare solutions in a diverse demographic. For those considering IPL and skincare treatments, understanding these nuances can result in more informed choices, enabling optimal skin health and aesthetics.
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