How It Works
Peptide
Mechanism
GHK-Cu functions as a gene modulator, resetting the expression profile of aged skin cells to patterns more similar to younger cells. It activates over 4,000 genes involved in tissue remodeling, upregulating collagen, elastin, and glycosaminoglycan synthesis while modulating metalloproteinases for balanced extracellular matrix turnover. Epithalon extends telomeres and activates telomerase in skin fibroblasts, addressing cellular senescence. Melanotan II stimulates melanocyte activity for protective pigmentation.
Skin aging involves declining peptide signaling, reduced growth factor production, and accumulating cellular senescence. By providing exogenous GHK-Cu, we restore the regenerative signals present in younger skin. This is not merely masking aging—it's reactivating the biological machinery for tissue repair.