Jan Marini Factor A+ Mask — Stimulation/Repair/Resurfacing: All Skin Types: Melbourne Dermatology Skin Care

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Jan Marini Factor A+ Mask — Stimulation/Repair/Resurfacing: All Skin Types

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Drug Ingredients for Factor A Plus Mask by Jan Marini

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Jan Marini Skin Resurfacing References Updated — October 2006

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			Jan Marini Factor A+ Mask — Stimulation/Repair/Resurfacing: All Skin Types Check your individual suitability for this skincare with Melbourne Dermatology's Ask an Expert. To determine the most appropriate and beneficial retinoid for your age, skin type and characteristics, review Retinoid vs. Retinoid, a concise comparison and discussion of Jan Marini Factor A, Skinceuticals Pure Retinol and Gernetic Nuclea programs based on precisely measured results gleaned from Visia Medical Complexion Analysis Data. Available through Melbourne Dermatology Reviews, Studies and Results. Containing retinol, azelaic, kojic and salicyclic acids. Jan Marini Factor A Plus Mask is a dermatologist grade skin resurfacing, clearing and rejuvenating product for personal home use that provides remarkable multi-faceted benefits. Whether the goal is to dramatically improve skin texture, decrease fine lines and wrinkles, resolve acne, address discoloration or a host of other common concerns, Factor A Plus Mask provides exceptional results such as: Brilliantly resurfaces and clarifies skin texture. Fades discoloration and evens skin tone. Assists in resolving acne, while helping to minimize acne discoloration and scarring. Dramatically improves the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and sun damage. Facial skin is noticeably brighter, smoother, more refined and luminous. Utilizes Jan Marini's Retinoid Stabilization Technology. This technology help avoid superficial redness, peeling and irritation typically associated with the use of active retinoids. Retinoid compounds have been approved by the FDA and TGA for the treatment of acne and age related skin changes due to cumulative photodamage. Medical research has proven that retinoids can reduce or reverse many of the visible signs of skin aging, especially fine wrinkling and textural changes. New collagen deposition, greater proliferation of new blood vessels and capillaries also documented. Dramatic improvement can be observed with regard to skin smoothness, evening of skin tones and overall skin rejuvenation. Active retinoids also play a prominent role in conditioning the skin prior to many cosmetic procedures such as facial surgery, CO2 laser resurfacing and chemical peels. They have also proven to be potent tools in treating acne by preventing the cells that line the follicular canal from sticking together and creating the solid impactions that block the follicle. This comedolytic action is unequalled in addressing the underlying mechanisms that contribute to acne and some other forms of congestion, such as visibly open pores. $N/A \| 60 mL Directions for Use of Factor A Plus Mask by Jan Marini Apply once or twice per week in the PM as directed by a physician or skin care professional. Apply to clean, dry skin. Apply a thin, even layer to entire face, avoiding upper and lower eyelids. Leave on for approximately ten minutes. Mild stinging or tingling may occur. If excessive stinging or redness occurs, remove immediately. Remove with tepid (lukewarm) water. Towel dry and apply C-Esta Serum or Cream followed by Age Intervention Serum or Cream or Transformation Serum or Cream. Please note that you may experience some mild flaking or transient dryness on the 2nd or 3rd day of use. This is normal and should be considered part of the resurfacing process. If redness, dryness or flaking is excessive, discontinue use. Drug Ingredients for Factor A Plus Mask by Jan Marini Salicylic Acid 2%. Non-Drug Ingredients for Factor A Plus Mask by Jan Marini Deionized Water, Kojic Acid Dipalmitate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Magnesium Aluminum Silicate, Butylene Glycol, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Japanese Green Tea Extract, Cetyl Alcohol, Algae Extract, Azelaic Acid, Glycerin, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, Cetearyl Glucoside and Cetearyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Stearate S.E., Glyceryl Stearate and PEG-100 Stearate, Lecithin, Retinol, Xanthan Gum, Dimethicone, Jojoba Oil, Ubiquinone, Phenoxyethanol, Butylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben and Methylparaben. Jan Marini Skin Resurfacing References Updated — October 2006 After cleansing and daytime protection in the form of antioxidants and sunscreens, ensuring youthful and optimal exfoliation ("resurfacing") of dead cellular matter is the most critical mode of treatment in addressing: overall skin texture and tone; fine lines; long-term thickness of the dermis; hyperpigmentation; improved product absorption and elegant wear of other skin care and make up; any acne. Skin care references for Jan Marini Skin Resurfacing Treatments (e.g. Bioclear Lotion, Bioclear Cream, Skin Zyme Mask) have been updated. See individual product summaries for this information. 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