Clinical Evaluation of Next-Generation, Multi-Weight Hyaluronic Acid Plus Antioxidant Complex-Based Topical Formulations with Targeted Delivery to Enhance Skin Rejuvenation

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Daniel Romanowitz
Dr. Lain
Dr. Mariwalla
Dr. Zeichner
Mr. Kirchner
Mr. Ruvolo
Dr. Draelos

Keywords

Hyaluronic Acid, Antioxidants

Abstract

Introduction: Hyaluronic acid (HA) has become a commonly used ingredient in many topical moisturizing products due to its strong humectant properties and essential role in skin hydration; however, limitations of delivery of HA to only the surface of skin has hindered leveraging the full capacity of HA biology necessary for skin rejuvenation. Here we describe the clinical efficacy data of a set of novel next-generation, multi-weight HA plus antioxidant complex-based topical formulations with targeted skin delivery to enhance skin rejuvenation, giving a youthful, healthy appearance.


Methods: Four multi-weight HA plus antioxidant complex-based formulations: 1) Multi-Weight HA plus Antioxidant Complex Cream with SPF 30 (Day Cream); 2) Multi-Weight HA plus Antioxidant Complex Cream (Night Cream); 3) Multi-Weight HA plus Antioxidant Complex Gel Cream; and 4) Multi-Weight HA plus Antioxidant Complex Boost Serum were clinically evaluated for key attributes including moisturization via corneometer, with clinical grading of: dryness, roughness, fine lines and wrinkles, and following daily use of the individual products for up to 8 weeks. 


Results: Daily use of the multi-weight HA plus antioxidant complex-based formulations demonstrated significant improvements in all parameters evaluated compared to baselines, with changes in moisturization observed within 30 minutes of application, and changes in clinical grading parameters of dryness, roughness, fine lines and wrinkles observed as early as 2 weeks.


Conclusions: These data demonstrate the clinical benefits of daily use of multi-weight HA plus antioxidant complex-based moisturizers for overall improvement in skin health and appearance.


 

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