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On 11 February 2024 the international, peer-reviewed online journal, The Journal of Clinical Medicine published a new study on a new treatment option for hyper- and hypopigmentation in a subject with Fitzpatrick skin phototype VI.<\/p>\n
In the article you will read how it is possible to almost completely restore the colour characteristics of the tissue without any side effects thanks to Biodermogenesi\u00ae methodology.<\/p>\n
We would like to thank Sheila Veronese, Rajeev Aggarwal, Tiziana Giovanelli, Andrea Sbarbati who cooperated in this research.<\/p>\n