RMS advances the cause of collagen

Published: 11-Aug-2010
Research & Development Skin Care

Regenerative Medical System (RMS) has 30 years’ medical bio-engineering experience in Seoul in South Korea but is now moving into more general skin care. The result of 15 years’ research NovoStrata is now being launched as a rejuvenating skin care system said to be clinically proven to rebuild skin cells and leave skin looking younger. The depletion of collagen leads to the formation of wrinkles and other signs of ageing and the company describes this range as “the most advanced collagen-based skin care range to date”.

Products in the range contain atelocollagen, which maintains the triple-helix structure and RMS says is the purest form of collagen yet developed, in a biocollagen-liposome form with a large number of bilayers containing biocollagen and ceramide to deliver active ingredients deep into the dermis rapidly and effectively for long lasting hydration and resilence.

Three-week clinical trials on the system conducted by the Institut D’Expertise Clinique, found “a statistically significant moisturising and improvement in corneocytes integrity effect on the skin.”

The range includes NovoFill, a non-invasive treatment for professional use as well as an anti-ageing line (Regeneration Essence, Toner, Emulsion, Cream and Eye Cream) and a specialised care line (Regeneration Gel, Regeneration BioCollagen Cleansing Cream and Foaming Cleanser and BioCollagen Facial Hydrogel Mask, Anti-Stretch Mark Cream Mom and Moisturising Cream Kids). There is also a sun block.

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