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Skin Care Failures
Theories of Aging
Photoprotection and Sunscreens
Nutritional Co-Factors

Skin Care

Cellex-C
Cetaphil
Darphin [Ref] [New]
Decleor
Dermalogica
Dibi
Gernetic [Notes] [New]
Glyderm
Glytone
IS Clinical
Jan Marini [Notes] [Ref] [New]
Kinerase
Kosmea
La Roche Posay
MD Rx
Obagi
Olos
Phytomer
Skinceuticals [Notes] [Ref] [New]
SkinMedica

Product Types

Facial Cleansers
Antioxidants
Moisturizers
Sunscreens

Facial Skin Condition Treatments

Adult Acne
Open Pores
Broken Capillaries
Dark Circles
Eyelid Toning
Hyperpigmentation
Puffy Eyes
Rosacea

Body Skin Condition Treatments

Breast Firming
Cellulite
Ingrown Hairs
Keratosis Pilaris
Scalp Acne
Stretch Marks

Skin Care Ingredients

Betaglucans
Centella Asiatica
Ferulic Acid
Glutathione
Mexoryl
Nymphae Alba
Peroxidase
Silymarin
Superoxide Dismutase
Telomerase
Browse more ingredients.

Clinical Procedures and Topics

Four Fundamentals
Antioxidants
Botox
Enzyme Exfoliation
Free Radical Damage
Glycolic Acid
Idebenone
Klein Becker
Oxidative Stress
Perricone
Restylane
Smoking
Sun Protection
Topical Vitamin C/Firming
Choices and Needs
Strivectin
Additional clinical skincare topics.

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Bioglycolic Hand and Body Cream dramatically improves the appearance of aging and environmentally damaged skin.

The cream beautifully resurfaces skin texture while it revitalizes the supple smooth quality of young healthy skin.

• Jan Marini Bioglycolic Bioglycolic Hand and Body Cream is effective on keratosis pilaris.
• Prevents and helps resolve ingrown hairs.
• Temporarily resolves the appearance of cellulite.

In addition, Jan Marini Skin Research is the first company to combine the rejuvenating benefits of glycolic acid in combination with specialized ingredients that significantly minimize areas that have contour irregularities due to uneven fat distribution.

Fat metabolism and fat storage is greatly determined by two receptors that signal how localized areas of the body will deal with fat usage. Women, for the most part, are genetically programmed to store greater amounts of fat or adipose tissue in the abdomen and thighs. Coupled with the excess retained fat and fibrous strand-like tissue between dermis and hypodermis, depressions or irregularities can occur that are commonly referred to as ''cellulite'' or ''orange peel'' skin.

Recently, certain substances have been identified that can temporarily block the alpha 2 receptors mostly responsible for restricting fat mobilization and thus enable the beta receptors to activate, resulting in a process called lipolysis, or the release of trapped fat. Our research has further refined this technology by combining the active agents for triglyceride release along with additional antioxidant and connective tissue repair capabilities.

This scientifically researched technology has produced a revolutionary formula that addresses body skin care with a truly remarkable technology that produces measurable results.

Jan Marini skin care and treatments should not be used outside of medical consultation and direction. Use where inappropriate may be considerably harmful. Jan Marini skin care is not available for delivery to individuals who are not cosmetic patients of Melbourne Dermatology or existing customers of the online service whose professionally recommended skin care has lapsed beyond six months. Usage should be reviewed every 4 to 6 months, particularly in the initial 12 months of treatment. To determine individual suitability, ideally contact Melbourne Dermatology for a cosmetic appointment, or complete the form Ask A Specialist.