The science
behind skin repair

Scientific evaluation explores the interaction of formulation components with skin processes under daylight exposure

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Science

How the trial was conducted

The study evaluated predefined clinical and instrumental parameters related to sun-damaged skin

Clinical Study Overview
  • Double blinded
  • Randomized
  • 80 participants (10 healthy)
  • August - December 2024
  • 3 months ± 2 weeks
  • Oslo, Norway
  • 1 Principal Investigator
  • 2 Independent dermatologists (Photo Review)
  • To be published
  • Approved by DMP and Ethical Council of Norway
  • VISIA-scanner used for standardized photos with same light
  • Fully Monitored by independent CRO
  • Cutometer and Ultrasound measurements
Results

Favorable trends under clinical investigation

  • Actinic Keratosis severity
    (Lesions are less severe)
  • Skin elasticity & firmness
  • Skin thickness
  • Higher treatment satisfaction than placebo
  • Wrinkle reduction (fine lines)
  • Fewer AK lesions (counts) Overall skin improvement
  • Improvement in AK lesions under dermoscopy

Visual example

Before-and-after images from a prior exploratory clinical investigation evaluating 5-ALA and Vitamin D₃ in a sunscreen formulation. Images are shown for scientific illustration and do not represent guaranteed outcomes.

Before
After

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