ABG Lab Meso-Wharton P199

Meso-Wharton P199 – an injectable reparative designed for optimal treatment of facial skin issues in mature age, created through the efforts of the American corporation ABG Lab. It is used in biorevitalization and bioreparation procedures to rejuvenate facial and body skin by saturating it with beneficial substances: peptides, vitamins, and coenzymes.

Composition

In addition to high-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, Meso-Wharton P199 contains a full complex of elements significant for dermal structures. The core of the product is the unique patented Wharton Jelly Peptide P199™, which affects the stem cells of the epidermis and dermis (scientifically proven fact). Jelly Peptide P199 is a synthetic analog of a natural human embryonic peptide, activating the division of stem cells. The action of Peptide P199 stimulates the synthesis of young skin cells. Additionally, the product includes a specially developed cocktail of amino acids, biochemical reaction activators, vitamins, growth factors, and signaling molecules, ensuring the effectiveness of Meso-Wharton in biorevitalization and skin repair sessions.

Effectiveness

Due to its multi-component nature, Meso-Wharton P199 is recommended for mature skin 40+. Improved skin regenerative capacity significantly accelerates epithelialization, evens out the surface relief of scarred areas, and shortens skin recovery time after aggressive procedures. The duration of a bioreparation course with Meso-Wharton P199 depends on the patient’s age. Typically, a course of 4-8 sessions is required, conducted at intervals of 1-2 weeks. A repeat course is recommended after 12 months.

Indications for use

- Age-related loss of skin firmness and elasticity, dehydration;
- Noticeable increase in the number and depth of wrinkles;
- Hyperpigmentation (pigmented spots);
- Dryness, dehydration;
- Photoaging or chemical damage;
- Post-acne;
- Enlarged pores, oiliness;
- Couperose;
- Dark circles;
- Changes in facial contours and features;
- Prevention of aging in the skin of the face, hands, neck, and décolleté;
- Preparation for and subsequent rehabilitation after plastic surgery and invasive procedures on the face, neck, and décolleté area.