Skincare innovations feature Oxybrazja and mesotherapy-inspired serums

Recent developments in cosmetic technology highlight new methods for skin rejuvenation, ranging from professional salon treatments to at-home serum applications.

Oxybrazja, a water-oxygen peeling procedure, uses a pressurized stream of saline and oxygen to remove dead skin cells without mechanical friction. This method is suitable for sensitive skin, as it avoids the irritation associated with traditional acids or microdermabrasion. It is noted for its ability to hydrate dry skin, reduce sebum in oily skin, and combat acne by creating an environment unfavorable to anaerobic bacteria.

In the consumer market, the Polish brand Eveline has introduced a mezo-serum inspired by micro-needle mesotherapy. The product, Eveline D'Aury RemodeLift Therapy, utilizes technology designed to mimic 176,500 micro-needles to help active ingredients like hyaluronic acid, spilantol, and vitamin complexes penetrate deeper into the skin. The serum aims to support collagen and elastin production to provide anti-aging benefits at home.