Dr. Shawana Vali

So the first eight weeks I call transformation.

And the second phase, and this is the most important phase, I call permanence.

We want the skin to permanently behave like that for six to eight weeks.

And in this program, we increase the actives.

We might increase the dose of the retin-A.

We might increase the dose of the prescription-grade actives.

And they're just creams.

By the end of it, you have perfect skin.

You turn around and you continue it.

And say you started with inflammatory acne, you had some scarring, you had some breakouts.

I say to you, you know what, in three to four months, you're going to tell me off and you're going to complain about one or two spots instead of your whole face.

Because literally, if you can go on a cellular level and retrain the cells slowly, rather than attacking them and blasting them, because you don't want to borrow from your future in your own words.

You want to re-educate them slowly and you want them to behave in that way for the rest of their lives.

And that's the key thing.

Slow and steady wins the race.

Yeah, so the neocollagenesis... Neocollagenesis.

Most modalities are based on something called neocollagenesis, new collagen formation, right?

And what we call it, it's a fibroblast upregulator.

It increases the density of the fibroblast.

If we increase the density of the fibroblast, we're increasing everything else.