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Empower Your Skin to Renew Itself!
Combating New Zealand’s sun-damaged skin problem that leads to most of our wrinkles and blemishes used to mean invasive procedures like laser or surgery – until the recent launch in New Zealand of Benev Growth Factor cosmeceutical products.
Cosmeceutical products containing Growth Factors are exploding across America and Europe – and now the women of Canterbury can access these exciting products through the Skin Rejuvenation Clinic in Fendalton. The Benev range of products are the only products of it’s kind in New Zealand and Brigid and Denise are excited to be the first to offer this amazing range of treatments to their clients.
Anti-aging Growth Factor products approach anti-aging from a completely different perspective. Before these treatments were available clients had to undergo invasive procedures such as applying a strong acid, or a laser treatment- which damaged the skin further in order to kick start the body to begin skin cell renewal.
This new treatment replenishes the skin’s supply of epidermal and fibroblast growth factors- which are the body’s own naturally occurring growth factors, literally turning back time on very hard to repair damaged skin.
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Skin after 5 skin stamps (over 5 weeks) |
The treatments are done at the Skin Rejuvenation Clinic using a skin stamp. Skin stamp treatments take between 4-6 treatments at 1-2 weeks apart and take about 30 minutes. The process opens up micro-channels in the top layer of skin and delivers growth factors directly to the dermis – the deeper layer of skin where most of the damage to skin begins.
The skin stamp uses vertical micro-needle technology and can be used on every skin type, with acne sufferers loving the results. It is great for acne skins because it opens clogged pores, allowing oxygen into the skin which in turn kills the acne-causing bacteria.
So if you would like healthier, younger looking blemish-free skin give Denise a call and book yourself in for a good stamping! |
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