A groundbreaking series of studies have demonstrated, without a doubt, the amazing effectiveness of the active StriVectin-SD from Hewlett Labs isolates. Clinical data researchers noted an incredible 93% of subjects demonstrated a marked improvement in stretch marks, facial/neck lines, crow's feet, and wrinkles.
Specifically, clinical observations document the independent active StriVectin-SD isolates from Hewlett Labs dramatically:
- Corrected irregularities in skin coloration
- Increased stimulation of collagen synthesis
- Decreased the actual length of striate (stretch marks)
- Decreased the depth of indented surfaces
- Increased smooth surfaces
- Increased skin thickness
- Increased skin firmness
StriVectin-SD from Hewlett Labs includes a proprietary combination of skin firming agents, elasticizers, and skin hydrators adding up to the most effective, the most powerful in fact the only topical formulation clinically proven to effectively confront every aspect of stretch-mark repair.
History of Strivectin-SD from Hewlett Labs
StriVectin-SD from Hewlett Labs was originally developed to repair the dermatological damage associated with stretch marks. The sample test bottles had been labeled "for topical use only" with instructions for use on stretch marks. As samples were passed from the test audience to friends and family, it began to be used erroneously on face and neck areas.
The feedback to StriVectin-SD from Hewlett Labs as an effective product for facial and neck wrinkles was unexpected but quite spectacular.
Test samplers had sent in testimonials as to the products effectiveness reducing the appearance of facial wrinkling and crows feet, The question remained could these testimonials be proven out scientifically.
Follow-up studies on Strivectin-SD from Hewlett Labs
At a meeting of the 20th World Congress of Dermatology in Paris, France, held Tuesday July 2, 2002 a series of studies detailing the key active ingredient in StriVectin-SD from Hewlett Labs, Oglio-peptide (also known as Pal-KTTKS) were presented. Studies showed support for the superior wrinkle-reducing properties of patented oglio-peptide (called Pal-KTTKS) versus retinol, vitamin C, and placebo, on photo-aged skin.
The study
In the trials, subjects applied the patented peptide solution to the crows' feet area on one side of the face, and a cream containing Retinol, Vitamin C, or a placebo to the other side. Subjects in the Pal-KTTKS/retinol study applied the cream once a day for 2 months and then twice a day for the next 2 months. Using special image analysis, the study's authors reported significant improvement in wrinkle depth, length, wrinkle volume, and skin roughness for those women using the peptide solution.
At the 2-month halfway point, the peptide solution thickened skin nearly 1.5 times faster than Retinol, and without the inflammation Retinol often causes in sensitive skin. As was expected, the results of the remaining studies confirmed that the Pal-KTTKS solution's effectiveness at reducing fine lines and wrinkles far exceeded both vitamin C and placebo.
In another independent study conducted in the United States, dated 2003, 93% of the subjects tested experienced significant reduction in stretch mark depth, length, feel, color, and texture.
Advantage of Strivectin-SD from Hewlett Labs versus Botox
Dr. Nathalie Chevreau, Director of Women's Health at Salt Lake City based Basic Research® says many researchers believe less invasive cosmetic alternatives are better than Botox (Botox® Cosmetic) because it lends itself to gradual, continual results, while the effects of injections, facial peels, and dermabrasions wear off". Dr Chevreau further states you will never look better than you do shortly after the inflammation and redness subside. Not one bit better.
Dr. Chevreau continues, Botox has been approved by the FDA for an extremely limited use --the tiny little space of deep furrows between the eyebrows -- and can cause side effects such as 'headache, temporary eyelid droop, and nausea.
The active ingredient in StriVectin-Sd from Hewlett Labs, on the other hand, has been shown to significantly reduce the appearance of that category of fine lines and facial wrinkles, including crow's feet that Botox treatments leave behind.