REVITALIZE photoaged skin by quenching oxidative stress and inflammation in all skin layers
⭐️REPAIR dermal wrinkles and sagging by stimulating collagen production
⭐️LIGHTEN age spots by inhibiting overproduction and oxidation of melanin
⭐️RESTORE smoothness and fine wrinkles by improving the moisture-retaining capacity of the skin surface cells
⭐️LESSEN chronic itchiness and rebalance immune response in patients suffering from atopic dermatitis
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Skin pigmentation is
most common in women, with about 10% of cases reported in men. It affects
people of any race but is more prominent among Asians and Latinos, those living
in areas of high UV light exposure.
Clinically speaking,
pigmentation can be divided into three patterns. In centrofacial pattern, the
pigmentation occurs on the cheeks, forehead, upper lip, nose and chin. In malar
pattern the patches appear on the cheeks and nose, while in mandibular pattern
they show on the side of the cheeks and jaw line.
Types of pigmentation
include epidermal pigmentation where the pigmentation resides in the epidermis
layer of the skin, dermal pigmentation where the pigmentation is located in the
dermis layer, and mixed pigmentation, a mixture of epidermal and dermal types.
Epidermal pigmentation is the most common type and relatively more responsive
to treatments.
The use of phototoxic
cosmetics containing mercury and salicylic acids may increase the skin’s
sensitivity to sunlight, leading to the development of pigmentation. Long term
use of phototoxic medication including antibiotics, anti-epilepsy drugs, and
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs may also contribute to the appearance of
pigmentation.
Melasma vs Freckles
There are some
differences between melasma and freckles. Melasma is acquired, which means that
it is gotten due to environmental factors, while freckles are hereditary.
Melasma is more common in people with brownish skin tones, such as Asians and
Latinos. Freckles are more common in fair skinned people such as Europeans.
Melasma develops in adulthood, whereas freckles in childhood through adulthood.
Melasma appears as
brown or grey-brown patches, while freckles are in the form of spots that can
be red, yellow, tan or brown. There are centrofacial, malar and mandibular
patterns of melasma, whereas freckles typically appear on the cheeks around the
eyes and across the bridge of the nose.
Sun exposure
Exposure to the sun is the main factor contributing to the development of pigmentation. As the most outer organ of our body, our skin is frequently and directly exposed to the sun’s UV radiation that generates harmful free radicals and triggers inflammation, increasing the number of melanocytes (melanin-producing cells) and stimulating their acactivity in producing melanin. This eventually leads to an excessive production of melanin, resulting in the appearance of unsightly dark spots and brown patches.
The production of
melanin is a complex oxidation process involving the enzyme tyrosinase that
converts the amino acid tyrosine into melanin.
Oral Therapy with MSCC
Complex Actisome
For the first time ever, a safe and effective
natural oral therapy for skin pigmentation is currently available in the
market. It comes in the form of MSCC Complex Actisome, a breakthrough
proprietory formulation that combines natural plant and seaweed extracts,
providing a source of powerful antioxidants with strong anti-inflammatory
properties that is over 50 times more potent than vitamins C & E.
MSCC Complex is
formulated with an innovative Actisome delivery technology to ensure better
absorption of the active ingredients. Since natural plant extracts are not
easily absorbed in the body, absorption is enhanced when these extracts are
delivered using Actisome technology. Actisome is a novel delivery system
developed by Mega We Care Institute, the Research & Development department
of Mega Lifesciences (Australia) Pty Ltd.
In two recent clinical
studies conducted on Asian women with skin pigmentation, MSCC Complex Actisome
has been shown to effectively lighten the intensity of the pigmentation and
reduce the size of the pigmented area without any side effects.
Management of Skin
Pigmentation
It takes great
patience and discipline to manage pigmentation. You should aim at treating the
affected area to reduce its size and intensity, as well as preventing its recurrence,
which is quite common particularly after re-exposure to the sun.
Successful management
of pigmentation can only be achieved through the continuous use of safe and
effective therapy such as MSCC Complex Actisome, combined with sensible sun
protection. Remember, just one day of unprotected sun exposure can undo months
of treatment, especially for those prone to skin pigmentation.
You may choose to stop
using PYNOCARE after getting satisfactory results. However recurrences of
pigmentation are quite common, particularly after you are "over
exposed" to sunlight. So even after your pigmentation clears off, there is
a possibility that it will come back if you don't take proper care. It is
therefore highly recommended to take PYNOCARE regularly to keep pigmentation
under control.
One extra benefit of
taking PYNOCARE on a long-term basis is that it can actually help delay natural
aging process owing to its powerful antioxidant properties. PYNOCARE is all
natural and safe for long term consumption as no serious adverse effects have
been observed in the long term use of PYNOCARE.
Although PYNOCARE has
been proven to be safe, as a general precaution it should not be taken within
the first 3 months of pregnancy. And as data on infants is not available, the
use of PYNOCARE during lactation is not encouraged.
PYNOCARE is suitable
for all skin types, and provides the ideal solution for both men and women to
manage their skin pigmentation problem naturally from within, especially for
those who don't like the idea of putting creams or lotions on their faces.
Each softgel capsule
contains:
MSCC Complex
Consisting of
Piwhite (French
Maritime Pine Bark Extract) 40 mg
Lycoskin
25 mg
Providing Lycopene 1.5mg
Vitamin C 60 mg
D. Salina Extract 20 mg
Lucent – P (Rice
Ceramide) 15 mg
Vitamine E 15 IU
Providing Lycopene 1.5mg
Is PYNOCARE safe? |
- Yes. PYNOCARE is completely safe - 100% natural formulation without any added preservatives
or harmful substance - No accumulation of harmful residues from daily intake |
Does PYNOCARE have any side effects? |
- In very rare cases PYNOCARE may cause minor stomach
discomfort - Take PYNOCARE with a meal to avoid this problem |
How soon can I expect to see
results? |
- With continuously use of PYNOCARE, it's possible to see
visible results in eight weeks - Results vary from person to person • Surface pigmentation (epidermal type) responds
better, while deeper pigmentation (dermal type) will begin to lighten after
several months. • Those with epidermal pigmentation can expect to
see faster and more visible results compared to those with primarily dermal
type |
- Definitely, PYNOCARE is all natural and completely safe - No serious adverse effects have been reported in
long-term use of PYNOCARE - In fact, the longer you take PYNOCARE, the more your
skin will benefit from it - Owing to its powerful antioxidant properties, PYNOCARE
even helps reduce visible signs of aging. |
When taking PYNOCARE, should I also use topical whitening
products? |
- PYNOCARE can be used with other beauty products • It is highly recommended to use PYNOCARE skincare
products formulated with MSC COMPLEX to complement the oral treatment. It can
help to enhance overall effectiveness when using together. • PYNOCARE skincare range include Facial Foam,
Essence Gel, Brightening Cream, and Sun Block SPF25 |
When taking PYNOCARE, should I apply sunblock when going
out? |
• Exposure to the sun is the leading contributor to
skin pigmentation, so it is advisable to have some form of sun protection. • Broad-spectrum sunblock such as PYNOCARE Sun Block
SPF 25 gives vital protection against UV radiation • Just one day of unprotected sun exposure can undo
months of treatment, especially for those prone to skin pigmentation |
After getting satisfactory results, should I stop taking
PYNOCARE? |
• The main objective of treating pigmentation is to
lighten it and prevent its recurrence • Recurrences are quite common, particularly after
re-exposure to the sun • Recurrences can be prevented through: |
- Continuous intake of PYNOCARE capsules even after
satisfactory results are obtained. - Sensible sun protection by avoiding over exposure to
sunlight and using PYNOCARE Sun Block SPF 25 • Extra benefit of long-term use: PYNOCARE actually
delays natural skin aging process. |
Can PYNOCARE be taken during pregnancy? |
• When pigmentation develops during pregnancy, as a
general precaution it should not be taken within the first 3 months of
pregnancy. • Should you decide to take PYNOCARE during this
period of time, you may only see slight improvements. • It is recommended that PYNOCARE be taken after
birth to really achieve noticeable results. |
Can men take PYNOCARE? |
• Yes, PYNOCARE caters to all skin types • Research has shown that about 10% of skin
pigmentation cases occur in men • PYNOCARE provides the ideal solution for men to
solve their skin pigmentation problem • A plus point for men: The convenience of not
having to use any topical creams or lotion. |
I do not have pigmentation, should I take PYNOCARE? |
• Of course! It's advisable to prevent rather than
to treat pigmentation. Taking PYNOCARE early, will keep your pigmentation at
bay. |