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SLC24A5 CHROMOSOME PLATINIUM INFUSION
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SLC24A5 CHROMOSOME PLATINIUM INFUSION
What is SLC24A5 CHROMOSOME PLATINIUM INFUSION
~ CHROMOSOME PLATINIUM INFUSION is a method in the medical world (specifically in the field of dermatology) whose application is to whiten the skin. This method is carried out by injecting a special gene to inhibit the activity of the SLC24A5 gene.
~The SLC24A5 gene is a gene found on chromosome 15. Well, the SLC24A5 gene is what causes this to happen. A person will have skin color that tends to be dark if the SLC24A5 gene activity is high. On the other hand, low SLC24A5 gene activity causes the skin to tend to be white.
BENEFITS OF PLATINIUM CHROMOSOME INFUSION
1. Permanently Whitens Skin
2. Overcoming Skin Pigmentation Problems
3. Safer and Faster Skin Injection Solution
DANGER OF PLATINIUM CHROMOSOME INFUSION
Until now, there is no further confirmation regarding the dangers of having chromosomal injections. Instead of being dangerous, chromosome infusion is actually claimed to be the safest compared to other types of skin injections such as skin injections with vitamin C and glutathione which according to the FDA may even be unsafe.
~ WHITE INJECTIONS AND CHROMOSOME INFUSES, WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Both whitening injections and Chromosome injections are methods or methods for whitening the skin.
The difference between ordinary white injections and this method only lies in the materials used. Regular white injections generally use vitamin C and glutathione. Meanwhile, chromosome infusion uses the SLC24A5 gene inhibitor CROMOSOME PLATINIUM:
Regarding which of the two is more effective, this comes back to the needs and skin condition of each patient. Therefore, make sure you consult with your doctor first before deciding what method is appropriate to use. Hope it is useful!
