SkinCeuticals Unveils AGE Interrupter Ultra Serum to Target Skin Laxity
SkinCeuticals has introduced the AGE Interrupter Ultra Serum, a dual-patent innovation developed to visibly lift and firm lax skin—a top concern among dermatology patients.
Skin laxity can be accelerated by collagen depletion, glycation, and post-weight-loss changes, making it a multifaceted challenge for both patients and practitioners. Clinically tested, the new serum has been shown to deliver up to an 18% improvement in skin lift within 12 weeks. The formula combines Flavo-Proxylane™, rhamnose, and gentian root extract to smooth and tighten facial and neck contours without leaving a sticky residue.
Designed to complement in-office ultrasound procedures, the serum works synergistically with SkinCeuticals AGE Interrupter Advanced Cream. Clinical trials demonstrate that, when incorporated into a comprehensive regimen, the combination can reduce visible skin sagging by up to 20%, including in patients undergoing GLP-1 therapy.
This launch addresses the rising consumer demand for non-invasive solutions to skin laxity and reflects a broader industry movement toward integrating at-home skincare with professional aesthetic treatments.
2026-09-04
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
SkinCeuticals Launches Anti-Wrinkle Peptide Serum
-
ADNOC Reroutes Naphtha via Oman to Bypass Hormuz Risk
-
Kemira Acquires AquaBlue
-
Fertilizer Costs Rise as Middle East Tensions Pressure Global Food Production
-
Fertilizer Costs Rise as Middle East Tensions Pressure Global Food Production
-
Steel in the Hourglass: Germany’s “Protect-Steel” Proposal and the Green Calculation Behind It
-
Platinum Chemotherapy Shortages Expose the Fragility of Essential API Supply
-
Iran's Only MDI/TDI Plant Attacked, Middle East Supply Nearly Zero, Global Gap Widens
-
Keshun Enters Industrial Coatings: Waterproofing Leader Seeks Growth Beyond Real Estate
-
Why Did Chemical Raw Materials Unexpectedly Escape the Latest Round of U.S. 301 Tariffs on 60 Economies?
Recommend Reading
-
BASF's Zhanjiang Integrated Site Reaches Major Milestone: Butyl Acrylate Production Commences Ahead of Schedule, Steam Cracker Completes Mechanical Completion
-
Geno and Sojitz Collaborate to Accelerate the Commercialization of Nylon 6
-
Arkema's New Singapore Plant Commences Operations, Tripling Polyamide Capacity
-
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz to All Vessels: Global Chemical Trade Gets Choked
-
Chung Lien Oil’s 8,000-Ton Soybean Oil BaP Scandal: NT$165 Million Fine, 401 Product Recalls, Source Still Unknown
-
Urea market prices fluctuated and rose in March in China
-
Geopolitical Premium Fades, Ethylene Glycol Prices Rapidly Decline
-
March Aniline Market Rises Sharply in China
-
BDO Market in China Sees Slower Price Increase
-
This week, caustic soda prices showed a weak trend (12.8-12.12)