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Matrixyl 3000

The effects of Matrixyl 3000 over time are compared to Botox for smoothing of fine lines and wrinkles, and resurfacing the skin’s texture to reveal a smoother appearance, and more even tone. Matrixyl 3000 significantly stimulates synthesis of Collagen-I, -IV, -VII, -XVII and Nidogen-I proteins.

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