Protocols
Four protocols. One for each way pigmentation shows up.
Each protocol pairs a topical step with oral support, used in a set order for a set time. Choose the one that matches your skin, or let the routine builder choose for you.
Choose the protocol for your skin.
The hypermelanogenesis protocol
Intensive and Total Skin · melasma, marks, sun spots
See the protocol
The sensitive face protocol
Sensitive, Ageless and Total Skin · reactive skin
See the protocol
The body and intimate areas protocol
Sensitive and Total Skin · body and folds
See the protocol
The healthy aging protocol
Ageless and Total Skin · tone quality
See the protocolEvery protocol follows the same logic.
Correct
A topical cysteamine step, short contact, then rinsed.
Support
Tyrocutin, taken orally, on what a cream cannot reach.
Maintain
Fewer sessions after the correction phase, and daily protection.
Scientis was the first to stabilize cysteamine for use on the skin. The Cyspera complex is patented and made in Geneva.
Choosing a protocol
How do I know which protocol is mine?
Start from what you see: patches that come back, marks after breakouts, darker body areas, or a dull and uneven tone. If you are unsure, a Cyspera provider near you can help you choose: find a provider.
Can I combine two protocols?
Not at the same time on the same area. Finish one correction phase, then move on. Total Skin is shared by all four, so it continues.
How long does a protocol last?
Around sixteen weeks of correction, then maintenance. The week by week plan on each page tells you what to expect.
Do I need a dermatologist?
Not to start. If your pigmentation appeared suddenly, changes shape or bleeds, see a professional. Find a provider near you.