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AnteAGE MD Biosome Brightener

AnteAGE MD Biosome Brightener

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Product overview

Daily brightening treatment with tranexamic acid, peptides, growth factors and Biosome technology.

Best for

A routine focused on uneven-looking tone and discoloration.

Key benefits

Helps improve the appearance of discoloration.

Supports a radiant, even-looking complexion.

How to use

Use daily with your AnteAGE MD routine, following the current package directions. After a professional treatment, follow your treating provider's instructions.

Key ingredients or technology

Tranexamic acid, engineered peptides, growth factors and biomimetic exosome (Biosome) technology.

Size and details

One 30 ml / 1 fl oz pump bottle of Biosome Brightener.

Victorious Skincare guidance

Use the current bottle label for the complete ingredient list and application amount. Ask your treating provider about post-procedure timing.

Product Questions and Answers

What does Biosome Brightener target?
It is designed to improve the appearance of discoloration and support a radiant-looking complexion.
What size is the Biosome Brightener?
One 30 ml / 1 fl oz pump bottle.
Does Biosome Brightener contain tranexamic acid?
Yes. Tranexamic acid is one of its manufacturer-highlighted ingredients.
Can Biosome Brightener be used daily?
Yes. The manufacturer describes it as a daily product that can accompany other AnteAGE MD products.
What is included with Biosome Brightener?
This listing includes one 30 ml pump bottle of Biosome Brightener.
Can Biosome Brightener be part of post-treatment care?
The manufacturer describes post-treatment use. Your treating provider should decide when and how to use it after your procedure.