The Phytic Treatment Concentrate is based on phytic acid, an organic compound derived from brown rice. Clinical studies demonstrate its efficacy is comparable to a 50% glycolic acid solution — without the cytotoxicity, irritation, or extended recovery period associated with high-concentration AHA treatments.

A 15-minute application shows normal tissue morphology and active cell proliferation (confirmed via Ki-67 staining), while a 15-minute exposure to 50% glycolic acid produces cytotoxic tissue damage.

Indicated for: Skin brightening via tyrosinase inhibition (comparable to Kojic acid), mild to moderate exfoliation without sensory effects, reduction of acneic lesions, pore size reduction, regulation of sebum secretion.

Application: Requires training. Can be performed as a standalone protocol or used in conjunction with laser, microdermabrasion, and other professional procedures.

Clinical data available upon request. Studies conducted at the Philippines Dermatologist Research and Testing Foundation.

PHA at 15% provides effective chemical exfoliation with superior tolerability compared to AHA treatments at equivalent concentrations. The larger molecular structure of PHAs limits epidermal penetration depth, producing exfoliation benefits while maintaining the skin barrier — making this formulation appropriate for sensitive skin types, rosacea, and post-procedure protocols where AHA sensitivity is a concern.

Indicated for: Texture refinement, mild hyperpigmentation, post-procedure maintenance, acne-prone and sensitive skin.

PHA 30% delivers a higher-concentration poly-hydroxy acid treatment for experienced practitioners working with clients requiring more aggressive texture refinement, established hyperpigmentation, or advanced anti-aging protocols.

At 30% concentration, the formulation remains within the safety profile that distinguishes poly-hydroxy acids from AHA alternatives at equivalent strengths, while delivering meaningful exfoliation depth for visible results.

Indicated for: Advanced hyperpigmentation, established acne scarring, significant texture concerns, mature skin requiring professional-grade exfoliation.

Recommended for: Dermatologists and experienced licensed estheticians under clinical supervision.

Professional consultation and practitioner authorization required.

A two-component professional tattoo removal system using biochemical mechanisms rather than laser ablation.

System I — Pigment Destabilization: A low-pH formulation containing phytic acid and Emblica extract works to gradually disrupt the structural integrity of tattoo pigment within the skin layers, initiating the removal process without the thermal damage associated with laser procedures.

System II — Tissue Repair & Pigment Clearance: Removes destabilized pigment fragments while actively initiating tissue repair, designed to minimize post-treatment scarring.

Treatment success depends on practitioner skill, application equipment, and individual skin response. Formal training in application protocol is required before use.

Training Required — Professional Authorization Only

Contact us to discuss training availability and practitioner certification requirements before registering.