How Strivectin Effects Problem Skin

It was back in the year 2002 that Klein-Becker introduced the public to their new line of skin treatment products that were marketed as an effective treatment for stretch marks. Over time however people that were using Strivectin skin treatment products began to report that they were also using them to treat fine wrinkles on the thin skin of the face and hands and having positive results.

Further clinical research into this new use for Strivectin products led to the development of newer products that are specifically designed for use by people who are interested in treating fine wrinkles on their face otherwise known as crows feet. What differentiates these new Strivectin products such as Strivectin SD Eye Cream and Strivectin HD Hand Cream from similar skin care products that are available on the market is that Srivectin skin care products function below the skin surface on target areas in the skins substrate.

The area of the skin where Strivectin is most effective is a layer called the dermal-epidermal junction. It is this area that lies between the dermal and the epidermal skin layers that has been found to be most responsible for the formation of fine or “crows feet” wrinkles in the very thin skin on the face around the eyes and the lips.

By encouraging the production of collagen and elastin in this important but unseen thin skin layer these problem wrinkles are consequently pushed up and out resulting in substantially shorter and shallower wrinkles in these problem areas of the face.

It must be noted that virtually all problems that appear on the skins surface including wrinkles are actually the result of situations that are manifesting themselves below the skins surface in the skins substrate. This means that to achieve visible results on the surface a treatment must be able to function below the skins surface in its under layers.