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Frequently Asked Questions about Zcalm Post Laser Revitializing Cream
Is Zcalm™ a drug? Does it require a prescription?
No. Zcalm is not a drug and does not require a prescription. Zcalm contains extremely mild ingredients, including botanicals and ProElements™, which are known for their soothing and healing properties. (ProElements™ is a blend of magnesium, copper and zinc peptides and is a trademark of Mel-Co®, Indio, CA.)
Why is Zcalm superior to 100% aloe vera gel or other burn relief products?
While 100% aloe vera gel and other competitive products do contain soothing properties, the skin is left to heal itself all on its own. Zcalm’s ingredients do include aloe for its soothing properties, however Zcalm’s proprietary combination of calming botanical extracts and ProElements™ optimize healing potential.
Zcalm is specially formulated for people receiving aesthetic procedures. We realize that laser treatment causes a very different type of “injury” to the skin, so we formulated Zcalm to specifically address the need to reduce redness and inflammation and promote rapid healing. What’s more, Zcalm doesn’t use numbing drug ingredients that may ultimately add to skin irritation. Zcalm’s healing agents aid your skin in the natural healing process instead of just reducing discomfort.
What are ProElements™?
ProElements™ are metal peptide solutions that include the trace elements copper, magnesium and zinc. These metals, in their simple ionic form, do not penetrate well into the skin. However when these elements are purified into low molecular weight metal peptide complexes, they are rapidly absorbed by the skin. Copper, magnesium and zinc, promote wound healing, increase the antioxidant capacity of human skin, increase rejuvenating enzymes in the skin and play a role in reducing (and reversing) oxidative stress.
When should I apply Zcalm?
It is recommended to apply Zcalm immediately following an aesthetic treatment. Zcalm may be reapplied every 1-3 hours (or as needed) until redness and inflammation has subsided. You may continue to use Zcalm for several days following the procedure to revitalize and soothe the skin. Keep in mind that if post laser conditions and discomfort do not improve with the use of this product during the first 24 hours of use, contact your laser clinic or call your physician.
How long does one bottle last?
The 4 oz (120 gram) Zcalm “tottle” contains enough Zcalm to provide for any aesthetic treatment. Zcalm may be stored for up to a year from the time it is opened, so it may be used for successive aesthetic treatments or at home for dry or irritated skin conditions, sunburns, razor burn, etc.
How should Zcalm be stored?
Zcalm should be stored at room temperature (59-86o F). Keep container tightly closed. Remaining product should be discarded after the expiration date.
How often can I use Zcalm?
While Zcalm is strong enough to restore laser “wounded” skin, it is also gentle enough to be used as much as needed on a daily basis. Zcalm may safely be reapplied every 1-3 hours, or as needed, to reduce redness and inflammation and relieve discomfort. However, if post laser conditions and discomfort do not improve with the use of this product during the first 24 hours of use, contact your laser clinic or call your physician.
Can Zcalm be used on children?
Zcalm may be used to treat small, minor skin irritations in children. Do not use Zcalm on children under the age of 6 without first consulting a physician.
How long will Zcalm’s effects last?
Zcalm’s effects will be different for everyone depending on the individual and the intensity of the procedure received. All users should experience some degree of immediate relief that lasts for several hours. With continued applications, the powerful skin revitalizing ingredients in Zcalm have longer lasting effects and will gradually provide lengthening periods of relief as Zcalm aids the skin in the healing process.
What precautions should I take when using Zcalm?
Zcalm™ is indicated for external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use over open wounds.
What else is Zcalm used for?
In addition to being used following aesthetic procedures, Zcalm may be used to soothe chronic dry skin and relieve discomfort associated with sunburn, razor burn, windburn, minor household burns, etc.