Penetration to the subcutaneous layer

Hi all,

A neighbor of mine sells Protandium (made by Life Vantage corp) and their skincare product (1) is called True Science.  She says it penetrates to the subcutaneous layer where the bottom of wrinkles exist.  I don't recall hearing in school that products can penetrate this far down.  Was I sleeping? Is this correct? Comments please.

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Permalink Reply by Dawn C on August 8, 2013 at 9:46pm
If it penetrates down to the dermal layer then it sounds like a line that a dermatologist or plastic surgeon should be using. Anything that penetrates that far down is out of our scope of practice. Be careful and make sure she isnt giving you misinformation.
Permalink Reply by Marty Glenn on August 8, 2013 at 10:52pm

Dana

Attached is a drawing of the skin I drew to show exactly what you are talking about.  I hope it helps. There is a lot going on in this diagram but look to the top right hand corner and to the right side of page and it will tell you exactly what depth does what.  I can send you a PDF if you email me.

Marty

SkinCareScience.com

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Permalink Reply by Summerr on August 10, 2013 at 12:48pm
Marty this is a great diagram! Would you please email me a PDF? Glamskin1@gmail.com
Permalink Reply by Marty Glenn on August 10, 2013 at 2:37pm

Summer

Emailed. 

Marty

SkinCareScience.com

Permalink Reply by coldsalineplexus on September 27, 2013 at 4:57am

I'd love the PDF as well - would it be OK if I printed 4 copies for my other estheticians to reference?  christine (at) skinstudioneworleans.com

Permalink Reply by Marty Glenn on September 27, 2013 at 12:20pm

Chrtistine

I have so many articles and illustrations its scary. :)  You may do with it as you wish as is the case for all my work.  I am glad you like it.  Sending to you now.

Marty

SkinCareScience.com

Permalink Reply by Nancy Squier on October 10, 2013 at 11:05am

Hello!  Please email pdf to n.squier@sbcglobal.net... awesome! Also, what other charts do you have to offer?

Permalink Reply by Marty Glenn on October 11, 2013 at 9:52am

Nancy

I have a lot. I would not even know where to begin because I do not know what your specialty is. What percentage:

1. Waxing

2. Basic Facials

3. Chemical Peels

If you tell me that, I can give some that I know will be of interest.  Also, what are your top two lines?

Marty

SkinCareScience.com

Permalink Reply by maria mihaylova on October 17, 2013 at 6:19pm

Can I have some too please? Peels and facials for me, when you get a chance. Everything you post I have it pinned in the break room. Thanks

Permalink Reply by Marty Glenn on October 17, 2013 at 6:23pm

Maria

Sure.  You know what.  I will post a topic and from there you can decide what you want.  I just hope they are good. lol :))

Marty

SkinCareScience.com

Permalink Reply by maria mihaylova on October 17, 2013 at 6:37pm

I am sure they are. Thank you!

Permalink Reply by Marty Glenn on August 8, 2013 at 10:59pm

Dana

If she said this, show her the picture I posted and I am 100% sure you will see someone who suddenly becomes very silent and admits that she has never seen a diagram like that nor did she even know that there were that many layers of the skin besides the two or three she was taught in school.  I am kidding and making a joke, sort of, but what she told you is completely wrong and I hope my diagram shows you.

Marty

SkinCareScience.com

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