Biochemical Tattoo Removal System I + II
SECTION 1 — THE PROBLEM
Laser Removal Burns the Pigment Out. A Biochemical Alternative Works Without Heat.
Laser tattoo removal is the procedure most people know. It works by thermal damage — intense light energy heats the pigment until it fractures, and the body clears the fragments over a series of sessions. That mechanism is real, and it is also the source of its problems: pain, blistering, the risk of scarring and hypopigmentation, and a recovery period after every session.
There is a different mechanism. It does not burn pigment out. It destabilizes it chemically, then supports the skin as it clears the fragments — using the same non-cytotoxic phytic acid chemistry that anchors the rest of the professional line.
SECTION 2 — THE MECHANISM
Two Components, One Sequential Protocol: Destabilize, Then Repair
The Biochemical Tattoo Removal System is a two-component protocol. Each component does a specific job, and the order matters.
System I — Pigment Destabilization. A low-pH formulation containing phytic acid and Emblica. It works gradually, disrupting the structural integrity of tattoo pigment within the skin layers. This initiates removal without the thermal damage associated with laser procedures.
System II — Tissue Repair & Pigment Clearance. Removes the destabilized pigment fragments while actively initiating tissue repair. The purpose of pairing the two steps is to keep scarring to a minimum as the pigment clears.
The system is not a "do it once and it's gone" procedure. It is a gradual destruction of the relevant skin layers to remove color pigment over a course of treatment. The final result depends on the practitioner's skill, the equipment used, and the individual's skin.
SECTION 3 — THE PROOF
| Mechanism | Non-laser, non-thermal. Phytic acid (a non-cytotoxic, multi-pathway active) plus Emblica, applied in a controlled two-step protocol. |
| Active foundation | Phytic acid — the same active behind the Phytic Treatment Concentrate, with documented tyrosinase inhibition and a non-cytotoxic resurfacing profile. |
| Certification | Oregon Tilth certified. FDA-registered drug-licensed manufacturing. |
| Formulation | Dr. Volynsky + Dr. Libaridian. |
Tattoo-removal-specific clinical documentation is available to licensed practitioners upon request and after training verification. The system requires formal training before use.
SECTION 4 — THE COMPARISON
| Laser Removal | Biochemical Removal System | |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanism | Thermal (heat fractures pigment) | Chemical (pigment destabilization + repair) |
| Thermal damage | Inherent to the mechanism | None — non-laser |
| Pace of removal | Immediate, over multiple sessions | Gradual, over a course of treatment |
| Operator dependency | High | High — formal training required |
SECTION 5 — THE FOUNDERS
Dr. Michelle Volynsky, Ph.D. — organic chemistry. She holds the patent on phytic acid-based peeling compositions. The phytic acid at the core of System I is the same chemistry she developed over 25 years of clinical formulation.
Dr. Vartan Libaridian, R.Ph., Ph.D. — pharmacist. His transdermal delivery expertise made the non-cytotoxic delivery system possible.
SECTION 6 — THE HONEST DISCLAIMER
Who it is for: Physicians and trained practitioners performing tattoo removal in a clinical setting. Not a consumer product.
Who it is not for: Unsupervised or untrained use. Practitioners who have not completed the required application-and-usage training.
Required: Formal training in the application and usage of the products is required before use. Success depends on the practitioner's skill, equipment, and the individual's skin.
Contact us for professional access and training verification.
SECTION 7 — THE OFFER
Professional Pricing — Contact Us
Training certification required. Pricing and protocol available upon registration and training verification.
Biochemical Tattoo Removal System I + II
SECTION 8 — FAQ
Is this a laser procedure?
No. It is a biochemical mechanism — System I destabilizes tattoo pigment chemically, and System II clears the fragments while initiating tissue repair. No thermal energy is involved.
Do I need training to use this?
Yes. Formal training in the application and usage of the products is required before use. Contact us for training availability and certification requirements before registering.
How does this relate to the Phytic Treatment Concentrate?
System I is built on the same phytic acid chemistry as the Phytic Treatment Concentrate. See Phytic Treatment Concentrate for the underlying mechanism.
How many sessions are required?
The system is a gradual process over a course of treatment. Results depend on the practitioner's skill, the equipment, and the individual's skin — contact us for protocol guidance.
