Vivier Corrector 2
FAQ
Q: Who should be using this product?
A: This product is ideal for anyone seeking to correct and brighten areas of hyperpigmentation. See warnings for further information or, should you have additional questions, consult with your physician.
Q: What skin type is this product for?
A: Corrector 2 is ideal for all skin types.
Q: Can I use this product after a laser treatment or a chemical peel?
A: This product is recommended to help maintain results from a hyperpigmentation protocol such as a skin lightening skin care regime or following lasers or chemical peels.
Q: Can you use Corrector 2 on the body?
A: Yes, Corrector 2 can be used on small areas of the body such as the chest, shoulders and the back of the hands.
Q: Can I use this product if I am allergic to sulfites?
A: No. Corrector 2 contains Sodium Metabisulfite; therefore, it is not recommended if you have allergies to sulfites.
A: On average, the product should last you approximately 12 weeks. At this point we recommend that you cycle-off to a non-Hydroquinone product such as Skin Brightening Cream and continue to wear a sunscreen SPF 30+ to maintain results.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Medical-grade skincare products contain higher concentrations of active ingredients and are rigorously tested for efficacy and safety. They often penetrate deeper into the skin, offering more significant results, whereas over-the-counter products typically have lower concentrations and may only treat surface-level issues.
A consultation ensures that the products recommended are tailored to your specific skin type and concerns. It helps prevent adverse reactions and ensures you’re using the most effective products for your needs.
Yes, medical-grade products are formulated to be safe for all skin types. However, it's important to choose products based on your specific skin type and concerns, which is why a consultation with a professional is recommended.
Medical-grade skincare products may be more expensive than over-the-counter options, but they offer higher concentrations of active ingredients and are often more effective, providing better long-term value.
Certain medical-grade products may not be suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding. It’s important to consult with your healthcare provider before using any new skincare products during this time.