Key Ingredients
Patent-Pending Neurocosmetic Technology
- Helichrysum Italicum Extract
- Daucus Carota Sativa Root Extract
- Acetyl Dipeptide-1-Cetyl Ester
- Albatrellus Confluens Extract
- Opuntia Ficus-Indica Callus Culture Extract
- Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Extract
Additional powerful ingredients
Including pre- and postbiotics, ceramides and THD Ascorbate
Skin Benefits
Relief
- Counteracts the effects of skin stress to support the body's well-being molecule, which can decrease discomfort
- Supports the recovery process by actively calming skin and providing a feeling of comfort
- Reduces the perception of heat
Recovery
Reduces downtime by helping to bring the epidermal barrier and native microbiome back to health, reducing moisture loss and providing antioxidant benefits
Before and After
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a neurocosmetic?
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Neurocosmetics are topical products containing unique ingredients that enhance communication
between the skin and the brain. When applied to distressed skin, these products influence the perception of discomfort and
produce soothing and calming effects.
How often should CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ be used after a professional procedure?
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After a professional procedure, it is recommended that the patient discuss usage with their healthcare provider. During clinical studies, we have demonstrated relief in
post-procedure discomfort by applying up to three times daily over 7 days.
How quickly does CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ help relieve discomfort?
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During clinical studies, the product was applied after a professional treatment and was shown to relieve discomfort within 20 minutes.
Can CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ be used as a stand-alone product?
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Yes. Although this product was only clinically tested with professional treatments, it is formulated utilizing neurocosmetic technology and additional high-potency ingredients that can provide a solution to distressed skin. For example, CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ is an effective solution for reducing discomfort when skin has been stressed by certain ingredients like Vitamin A (retinol, retinoic acid) or exposure to external aggressors (e.g.,
Ultraviolet Radiation and pollution).
If a patient is using a retinol product, in what order should CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ be applied?
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It is recommended that products be applied from thinnest to thickest consistency, clearest to opaque. We recommend applying CMT Post-Procedure
CreamTM after a retinol product.
How long does the relief provided by CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ last?
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The amount of discomfort any individual perceives after a professional treatment is dependent on the individual’s threshold to discomfort as well as the type of procedure, so how long any product can provide relief can vary. We recommend applying it at least twice a day or as needed to relieve discomfort.
How does CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ differ from a numbing cream?
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A numbing cream is a topical local anesthetic (considered a drug) most often used pre-procedure in order to block nerve signals in the skin from reaching the brain during the procedure. CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ is used post-procedure to calm and soothe stressed skin, while also providing multiple skin health benefits, like helping support regenerating the epidermal barrier for faster recovery. Efficacy comparisons between numbing creams and CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ were not part of the clinical studies conducted.
Can CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ be used with an occlusive product?
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Yes, it can be combined with an occlusive if needed. CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ would be applied first followed by petrolatum or other occlusive product.
How close to the eye area can CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ be applied?
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CMT Post-Procedure Cream™ can be applied over the orbital bone of the under-eye and crow’s feet region, and not too close to the lash line. We do not recommend applying to the eyelid.
Can CMT Post-Procedure Cream â„¢ be used on other areas where procedures are done like the neck, decolletage, and hands?
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CMT Post-Procedure Creamâ„¢ was clinically tested on the full face and neck. Since it was not clinically tested after procedures in other areas such as the decolletage and hands, we recommend that the patient speak to their healthcare provider.