Due to the clinical success achieved in Cuba with the use of Placental Histotherapy for the treatment of different dermatologic complaints, a group of scientists developed a series of medicines that have been used with satisfactory results in skin conditions such as Vitiligo, Psoriasis and Alopecia.
Placental Histotherapy is a natural, regenerative treatment that uses human placental extracts to stimulate cell regeneration contributing to the patient’s health, as well as appearance, self-esteem and lifestyle. The skin reflects our physical and emotional well-being. By caring for it, nurturing it and healing it we cultivate the harmony that unites health and beauty.
VITILIGO or Leucoderma manifests as a lack of pigmentation in a specific part of the body. The treatment developed in Cuba has had proven results in reactivating the process of pigmentation in the patient.
Melagenina is a hydroalcoholic extract of the human placenta. It was first identified in Cuba by Drs. Miyares Cao and Gonzalez. This topical treatment has been proven capable of reversing severe cases of Vitiligo.
PSORIASIS is an inflammatory illness of the skin, characterized by lesions that can be on the scalp, the face, the elbows, the knees, and other areas. Our treatment dramatically improves the skin and results in great relief for the patient.
Coriodermina is a topical treatment designed to modulate the immune response that triggers psoriasis. Coriodermina is a water-soluble gel derived from human placental tissue. It works by inhibiting the development of psoriatic lesions and regulating the speed of epidermal cell reproduction.
ALOPECIA is a group of illnesses defined by the decrease in the thickness of the hair or absence of hair on any part of the skin. The products developed in Cuba promote hair growth throughout the use of the product as prescribed for each patient.
Pilatrofina is a Cuban hair treatment, consisting of a shampoo and lotion made from a human placenta extract dissolved in ethanol. It is used to treat conditions like seborrheic dermatitis, alopecia (including universal, isata, and androgenic), and psoriasis of the scalp.
