Portrait PSR3 for treatment of actinic keratosis

It seems that a new technology called Portrait (R) PSR3 is now available to treat actinic keratosis. When caught in the early stages, AKs and all types of skin cancer are treatable and in most cases, curable. The key to early detection is frequent skin examinations and being screened by a dermatologist.

How Portrait Works?

The technology delivers nitrogen plasma (a highly energized gas) energy which works at and below the surface of the skin to modify the skin's architecture and generate new collagen without making direct contact. The skin's outer layers remain intact and act as a protective cover until the new skin regenerates. With the regeneration of the new skin, the old skin peels away taking with it the changes induced by sun exposure including AKs and other pigmented lesions. Portrait also appears to have a cosmetic effect on wrinkles, skin tone and texture and skin laxity without surgery. With the ability to vary the strength of the treatment, from one higher level treatment to a few lower level treatments, recovery time can be limited to accommodate a patient's schedule. A full face treatment takes from 20-30 minutes in an office and long-term improvements of the collagen in your skin continue for up to one year.

Benefits of Dermalastyl proven in a study

Pierre Coda had talked earliers about DermaLastyl-B. Since that story, new data has come from a study by anti-aging researcher Dr. Steven Lamm. In this first of its kind study of the product, the subjects reported very positive results as they self-assessed the texture, elasticity, hydrating, moisturizing, and glow of the anti-aging skin cream.

Dr. Lamm notes, "I started this as an initial phase Skin Tolerance Study of DermaLastyl-B face cream, and was encouraged to find that 96% of my study subjects had such positive results after six weeks. They experienced a more youthful appearance which indicated to me that the Elastatropin ingredient in DermaLastyl-B may be already starting to replenish elastin and over time could slow the onset of wrinkles and facial sagging as DermaPlus claims. Already popular in some markets, I recommend a more extensive scientific evaluation so as to observe the effects over an extended period. Let's find out how well it actually reduces wrinkles, as some long term users claim."

Elastatropin is created by genetically engineering laboratory organisms to synthesize human elastin. Placed into the unique skin care product DermaLastyl-B, this synthesized human elastin holds the skin cells together into tissues providing support and flexibility.

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