Inno-EXFO MCA 35 5ml

INNO-EXFO MCA 35 is a high-performance resurfacing peel using a keratolytic acid system combined with brightening and dermal-support ingredients. Exact acid percentages are not disclosed by the manufacturer; all publicly quoted concentrations from resellers are treated as unconfirmed.

Primary clinical/aesthetic indications

Hypotonic / atrophic skin lacking firmness or density

Elastosis (UV-induced loss of elasticity) on face, neck, and décolleté

Photoaging: fine lines, dullness, uneven texture

Hyperpigmentation and tone irregularities (superficial to moderate)

Rough, uneven skin requiring substantial resurfacing

1 × 5 ml glass vial of INNO-EXFO MCA 35 peel solution

After one session Smoother surface texture More radiant and unified appearance Visible exfoliation and refinement within days Mild tightness or peeling depending on protocol strength After a full course (typically 4+ sessions) Improved skin density and elasticity (elastosis reduction) Diminished fine lines and superficial wrinkles More even tone and brightened complexion Reduction in superficial pigmentation irregularities Sustained improvement with maintenance peels

Q1: Is MCA 35 suitable for all skin types?
A1: Best suited for non-sensitive, photo-aged, or atrophic skin. Sensitive or reactive skin types may not tolerate the strength and should be evaluated by a professional.

Q2: How many sessions are recommended?
A2: Typically a minimum of 4 treatments spaced appropriately (e.g., 2–3 weeks apart), with adjustments depending on patient goals and skin response.

Q3: Can MCA 35 replace laser resurfacing?
A3: No. While it provides strong chemical resurfacing, it is not equivalent to ablative lasers. It is an effective non-device alternative for moderate indications.

Q4: What downtime should patients expect?
A4: Mild to moderate redness, tightness, peeling, and transient sensitivity for several days. Aftercare compliance is critical.

Laboratorio Innoaesthetics S.L., Spain — a global aesthetic-dermatology provider specializing in chemical peels, transdermal therapies, and medical-grade skin-rejuvenation protocols.