Growth Factors, what are they?

Growth factors are proteins produced naturally in our cells, responsible for giving instructions to cells to activate their repair, rejuvenation and cell multiplication processes.

From birth to adulthood, they play a key role in the development of bones, organs, nerves and skin .

However, upon reaching mature age (30-35 years), its production decreases, affecting cell renewal and repair. In the skin, we notice a transition towards fragility and vulnerability.

The good news is that there are ways to obtain growth factors through bioengineering, such as natural EGF (Epidermal Growth Factors), exact replicas of those produced by our body. These EGFs are created from segments of human DNA, multiplied through an ingenious process with microorganisms and plants.

What benefits do growth factors provide?

• In high concentrations, they are the most natural way to achieve regenerated skin.
• They stimulate fibroblasts to produce collagen, hyaluronic acid and elastin, improving texture, firmness and elasticity.
• They reduce expression lines, wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, acne and superficial scars.
• In summary, growth factors promote cell stimulation, repair and regeneration, offering rejuvenated, firm, luminous and uniform skin.

Regarding the recommended age , notable improvements are observed after 30, but they are beneficial at any age as a preventative.

There is no specific incompatibility with other cosmetic products, but it is always advisable to follow general precautions. Growth factors are ideal for sensitive, allergic or atopic skin, since they are familiar elements for our dermis.