Should I be using Medical-Grade Skin care?

What sets apart over-the-counter skincare from 'medical grade' products? You might think it's just a marketing gimmick, but there's actually a significant distinction.

  • Medical grade products have solid clinical evidence backing them up. They conduct tests to measure outcomes, rather than simply relying on claims based on a single ingredient.

  • Medical grade products undergo rigorous testing after production to ensure they contain the ingredients they claim to have, often at concentrations that are more effective than those found in over-the-counter products.

  • Health Canada strictly regulates and tests medical grade products, while over-the-counter products are not subjected to the same level of scrutiny.

  • Over-the-counter products primarily address surface-level skin concerns and cannot deeply penetrate the skin layers. In contrast, medical grade products are formulated to reach the dermis, where essential processes like collagen, elastin, cell production occur.

  • Although medical grade products may have a higher initial cost, you typically need only small amounts to achieve noticeable results.

  • When using medical grade skincare, it's common to receive a consultation from an expert. This ensures that you're using products tailored to your specific needs and goals.

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