MelanoGenix Treatment

Yes, it is highly recommended. MelanoGenix Cream and MelanoGenix Treatment work synergistically: together they act on both the causes of dyschromia (melanocyte hyperactivity, inflammation, and oxidative stress) and the visible effects, promoting a progressive return to chromatic uniformity of the skin.

Yes. MelanoGenix active ingredients work through biological continuity: only consistency allows for stable modulation of melanin production and maintenance of an even tone. Interrupting applications slows down melanocyte re-education and can delay results.

Yes. MelanoGenix products are complete dermo-cosmetics even for autonomous use. They help control dyschromias, prevent the appearance of new spots, and consolidate results obtained with previous professional treatments.

Yes, it is a physiological response due to the presence of spicules, which generate controlled micro-stimulations to promote skin renewal and the delivery of active ingredients.

Because the epidermal barrier is in the process of reorganization and the skin reacts to regenerative and depigmenting stimuli. With continued treatment, skin tolerance increases and sensitivity subsides.

Yes. These are physiological responses related to active epidermal turnover and progressive pigment removal.

Yes, it is recommended. These areas are frequently affected by dyschromias from sun exposure, and the application helps to even out the tone and improve overall luminosity.

A slight exfoliation may appear in the first few days, indicating correct epidermal turnover. It is important to continue the treatment and consistently apply the cream to keep the skin hydrated and protected.

The skin can appear brighter after just a few days. More superficial spots begin to lighten in the first week, while deeper ones require more time and regularity.

An occasional suspension does not compromise the process, but consistency is fundamental. The active ingredients work by accumulation and progressive regulation of melanocytes.

With regular use, both typically cover a cycle of about 30 days.

Because the skin becomes more balanced and the barrier stronger. Skin receptors reduce sensory response while spicules continue to stimulate renewal.

Yes, but it is preferable to avoid products with exfoliating acids or retinoids that could increase sensitivity.

Yes, and it is highly recommended. Home maintenance is an integral part of the Melas strategy: it helps consolidate results and prevent the formation of new dyschromias.