Wound Care
Treatment + Photos Courtesy of Professional Partner
Holly Brown, Looking & Feeling Fab
“My dad was injured in a fall and had deep wounds on his face near his eye. I applied the Recovery and Barrier Renewal Cream twice a day and took photos to monitor his healing. Every day I religiously applied it.
The nurses at the hospital starting coming in, and they were like “what is that stuff?” And I said, “I need to put this in a drawer, because it’s like liquid gold.” They said, “I can’t believe what that just did to his face.”
It was amazing to see the transformation. Day to day, you couldn’t tell so much. But when you look at the beginning to end, his skin actually looks better on that side than the other side. The age spots and the area around his eyes – it’s actually so much better now.” – CA
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WOUND CARE
Facial wounds can be a traumatizing experience, both physically and emotionally. The skin on our face is delicate and requires special care to promote healing and prevent scarring. This is where NeoGenesis Recovery serum and Barrier Renewal Cream come in – they provide a natural approach to skin health that is gentle yet effective.
The Recovery serum contains NeoGenesis’ patented S²RM® technology, which is made up of adult stem cell released molecules and other potent nutrients. This unique blend works to promote skin health by providing essential nourishment to the wounded area. It also helps to calm and soothe the skin, reducing any discomfort or irritation.
The Barrier Renewal Cream complements the Recovery serum by providing additional hydration and protection for the skin. It contains lipids, the skin’s natural fats to maintain skin firmness and provides cholesterol, free fatty acids, and ceramides to support the skin barrier. This helps to prevent further damage and supports the healing process.
With consistent use of NeoGenesis products and proper wound care, you can promote healthy skin and minimize the appearance of scars. Remember to always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider if the wound is severe or shows signs of infection.
Treatment + Photos Courtesy of Professional Partner
Holly Brown, Looking & Feeling Fab
“My dad was injured in a fall and had deep wounds on his face near his eye. I applied the Recovery and Barrier Renewal Cream twice a day and took photos to monitor his healing. Every day I religiously applied it.
The nurses at the hospital starting coming in, and they were like “what is that stuff?” And I said, “I need to put this in a drawer, because it’s like liquid gold.” They said, “I can’t believe what that just did to his face.”
It was amazing to see the transformation. Day to day, you couldn’t tell so much. But when you look at the beginning to end, his skin actually looks better on that side than the other side. The age spots and the area around his eyes – it’s actually so much better now.” – CA
FEATURED VIDEOS
WOUND CARE
Facial wounds can be a traumatizing experience, both physically and emotionally. The skin on our face is delicate and requires special care to promote healing and prevent scarring. This is where NeoGenesis Recovery serum and Barrier Renewal Cream come in – they provide a natural approach to skin health that is gentle yet effective.
The Recovery serum contains NeoGenesis’ patented S²RM® technology, which is made up of adult stem cell released molecules and other potent nutrients. This unique blend works to promote skin health by providing essential nourishment to the wounded area. It also helps to calm and soothe the skin, reducing any discomfort or irritation.
The Barrier Renewal Cream complements the Recovery serum by providing additional hydration and protection for the skin. It contains lipids, the skin’s natural fats to maintain skin firmness and provides cholesterol, free fatty acids, and ceramides to support the skin barrier. This helps to prevent further damage and supports the healing process.
With consistent use of NeoGenesis products and proper wound care, you can promote healthy skin and minimize the appearance of scars. Remember to always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider if the wound is severe or shows signs of infection.