iS Clinical
iS CLINICAL by Innovative Skincare is a skincare range that includes formulations developed using a variety of ingredients and technologies, including the brand’s proprietary Extremozymes®. Extremozymes® are enzymes derived from plants that exist in a range of environmental conditions.
These ingredients are incorporated into skincare products as part of a broader approach to supporting skin care routines and addressing environmental factors that may affect the skin.
The range draws inspiration from naturally occurring organisms found in diverse environments such as marine, arctic, desert, and tropical settings. Product suitability and use can be discussed during a consultation with a qualified practitioner.
FIRE and ICE Treatment
The iS Clinical Fire & Ice Facial is a skin treatment that combines a sequence of steps designed to support overall skin condition. It involves the application of warming and cooling sensations as part of the treatment process.
This treatment is used in clinical settings and may be incorporated into a broader skin care plan. Suitability and expected experiences are discussed during a consultation with a qualified practitioner.
What to Expect
It is a two-stage treatment that involves the application of an initial resurfacing mask followed by a second mask as part of the treatment process. The first phase incorporates a warming sensation, while the second phase involves a cooling sensation.
Potential Benefits
The Fire & Ice Facial is used as part of a skin treatment plan and may be considered for a range of skin types. Individual responses to treatment vary, and outcomes are discussed during a consultation with a qualified practitioner.
- May be used as part of a plan to support skin with concerns such as uneven tone or texture
- Suitable for a range of skin types, subject to consultation and assessment
- Treatment timing and post-treatment experience may vary between individuals
PRODIGY PEEL “P2” SYSTEM
The PRODIGY PEEL “P2” SYSTEM is a superficial chemical peel system used as part of a skin treatment plan. It is designed to address a range of skin concerns, including concerns related to mild to moderate ageing, acne-prone skin, and uneven pigmentation.
What to expect?
- Flaking or mild peeling
- Temporary redness (typically short-term)
- Temporary heat or sensitivity (may last up to several days)
- Temporary skin tightness or itchiness
Treatment Considerations
- May be used as part of a plan for acne-prone skin and uneven skin tone
- Used within a clinical setting under practitioner guidance
- Suitability is determined during consultation
Pre Appointment
In the 48 hours prior to treatment, your practitioner may advise avoiding:
- Neurotoxin treatments
- Certain cosmetic or skin treatments, including neurotoxin treatments
- Hair removal methods such as waxing, electrolysis, or laser hair removal
- Depilatory creams
- Products containing high concentrations of alcohol
- Exfoliating treatments or products that may irritate the skin
- Retinoid-based products
In the 1 month prior to treatment, your practitioner may advise avoiding:
- Other chemical peels
- Microneedling
- Resurfacing procedures
- Certain ablative or invasive treatments, as assessed during consultation
Post Appointment
After a chemical peel, the skin may be temporarily more sensitive. Your practitioner may recommend a skincare routine to support skin care during the recovery period.
Any post-treatment skincare recommendations should be followed as advised by your practitioner.
P2 Frequently Asked Questions
Who should avoid this treatment?
- Pregnant or possibility of being pregnant
- Nursing/breastfeeding
- Active cold sores, Herpes Type I or II, or warts in the treatment area*
- Wounded, sunburned, excessively sensitive skin
- History of allergy or sensitivity to any of the ingredients in the PRODIGY PREP, PRODIGY PEEL, PRODIGY PEEL PRO and/or the PRODIGY BOOST
- Allergy to aspirin or salicylates
- Allergy to idebenone
- Vitiligo
- History of autoimmune diseases including psoriasis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, dermatomyositis, multiple sclerosis, or any medical issues that may weaken the immune system
- History of any diseases of immune deficiency
- Inflammatory dermatitis conditions including rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, systemic lupus erythematosus, or dermatomyositis
- Hyperpigmentation related to the prior use of hydroquinone-containing products
What are the mechanism of the "P2" SYSTEM and "P3" System?
Both the “P2” SYSTEM and “P3” SYSTEM are designed to desquamate surface skin cells in an even and controlled manner. This process encourages the skin’s natural exfoliation process and skin renewal mechanisms. Skin regeneration is further supported by the synergistic effects of the nutritional ingredients.
How frequently would you recommend the “P2” SYSTEM be administered?
The “P2” SYSTEM can be administered as often as every four (4) to eight (8) weeks, or subject to the skin care professional’s assessment. Administering peels during summer months when the patient desires to spend time outdoors or when incurring heavy sun exposure is discouraged.
How long should a patient remain out of direct sunlight following the “P2” SYSTEM procedures?
Post “P2” and “P3” procedure, the patient should avoid direct sun exposure when possible. During periods when the patient is exposed to the sun, EXTREME PROTECT® SPF 30 or ECLIPSE SPF 50+ should be generously applied throughout the day.
How long after the “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM can patients resume their normal skin care regimen?
A slow, gradual reintegration of their regular skin care regimen begins seven (7) to fourteen (14) days post-peel. Patients should follow the protocol provided by their skin care professional.
How long following the “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM procedure may the patient experience “peeling” or “flaking” of the skin?
In most cases, moderate peeling or flaking will be visible for three (3) to seven (7) days following these procedures. Some mild peeling or flaking may still occur for up to ten (10) days.
How long should a typical “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM procedure take to administer?
A standard “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM procedure will require approximately forty-five (45) minutes.
Is it normal to see skin discoloration following the “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM procedure?
The appearance of mild to moderate discoloration associated with the exfoliation phase (“peeling”) may take place. This will quickly resolve especially with daily use of the recommended home care regimen including appropriate daily application of EXTREME PROTECT SPF 30 or ECLIPSE SPF 50+.
What office types and skin care professionals may perform the “P2” SYSTEM and “P3” SYSTEM procedures?
The requirements for professional practices that may perform the “P2” SYSTEM and “P3” SYSTEM procedures vary slightly depending on applicable laws. In most jurisdictions the “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM must be performed by a physician or in locations that have physician oversight (i.e. medical spas) and are OSHA compliant.
PRODIGY PEEL “P3” SYSTEM
The PRODIGY PEEL “P3” SYSTEM is a deep peel system designed to target multiple skin concerns ranging from mild to moderate aging, mild acne, and pigment irregularities.
What to expect?
- Flaking or mild peeling
- Temporary redness (typically short-term)
- Temporary heat or sensitivity (may last up to several days)
- Temporary skin tightness or itchiness
Treatment Considerations
- May be used as part of a treatment plan for concerns such as uneven skin tone or pigmentation
- May be considered for skin with concerns related to texture, including acne-prone skin or visible lines
- Involves a peeling process that may assist with the removal of surface debris
Suitability varies and is determined during consultation with a qualified practitioner
Pre Appointment
In the 48 hours prior to treatment, your practitioner may advise avoiding:
- Neurotoxin treatments
- Certain cosmetic or skin treatments, including neurotoxin treatments
- Hair removal methods such as waxing, electrolysis, or laser hair removal
- Depilatory creams
- Products containing high concentrations of alcohol
- Exfoliating treatments or products that may irritate the skin
- Retinoid-based products
In the 1 month prior to treatment, your practitioner may advise avoiding:
- Other chemical peels
- Microneedling
- Resurfacing procedures
- Certain ablative or invasive treatments, as assessed during consultation
Post Appointment
After a chemical peel, the skin may be temporarily more sensitive. Your practitioner may recommend a skincare routine to support skin care during the recovery period.
Any post-treatment skincare recommendations should be followed as advised by your practitioner.
P3 Frequently Asked Questions
Who should avoid this treatment?
- Pregnant or possibility of being pregnant
- Nursing/breastfeeding
- Active cold sores, Herpes Type I or II, or warts in the treatment area*
- Wounded, sunburned, excessively sensitive skin
- History of allergy or sensitivity to any of the ingredients in the PRODIGY PREP, PRODIGY PEEL, PRODIGY PEEL PRO and/or the PRODIGY BOOST
- Allergy to aspirin or salicylates
- Allergy to idebenone
- Vitiligo
- History of autoimmune diseases including psoriasis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, dermatomyositis, multiple sclerosis, or any medical issues that may weaken the immune system
- History of any diseases of immune deficiency
- Inflammatory dermatitis conditions including rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, systemic lupus erythematosus, or dermatomyositis
- Hyperpigmentation related to the prior use of hydroquinone-containing products
What are the mechanism of the "P2" SYSTEM and "P3" System?
Both the “P2” SYSTEM and “P3” SYSTEM are designed to desquamate surface skin cells in an even and controlled manner. This process encourages the skin’s natural exfoliation process and skin renewal mechanisms. Skin regeneration is further supported by the synergistic effects of the nutritional ingredients.
How frequently would you recommend the “P3” SYSTEM be administered?
The “P3” SYSTEM can be administered as often as every six (6) to eight (8) weeks, or subject to the
skin care pr.fessional’s assessment. Administering peels during summer months when the patient
desires to spend time outdoors or when incurring heavy sun exposure is discouraged
How long should a patient remain out of direct sunlight following the “P2” SYSTEM procedures?
Post “P2” and “P3” procedure, the patient should avoid direct sun exposure when possible. During periods when the patient is exposed to the sun, EXTREME PROTECT® SPF 30 or ECLIPSE SPF 50+ should be generously applied throughout the day.
How long after the “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM can patients resume their normal skin care regimen?
A slow, gradual reintegration of their regular skin care regimen begins seven (7) to fourteen (14) days post-peel. Patients should follow the protocol provided by their skin care professional.
How long following the “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM procedure may the patient experience “peeling” or “flaking” of the skin?
In most cases, moderate peeling or flaking will be visible for three (3) to seven (7) days following these procedures. Some mild peeling or flaking may still occur for up to ten (10) days.
How long should a typical “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM procedure take to administer?
A standard “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM procedure will require approximately forty-five (45) minutes.
Is it normal to see skin discoloration following the “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM procedure?
The appearance of mild to moderate discoloration associated with the exfoliation phase (“peeling”) may take place. This will quickly resolve especially with daily use of the recommended home care regimen including appropriate daily application of EXTREME PROTECT SPF 30 or ECLIPSE SPF 50+.
What office types and skin care professionals may perform the “P2” SYSTEM and “P3” SYSTEM procedures?
The requirements for professional practices that may perform the “P2” SYSTEM and “P3” SYSTEM procedures vary slightly depending on applicable laws. In most jurisdictions the “P2” SYSTEM or “P3” SYSTEM must be performed by a physician or in locations that have physician oversight (i.e. medical spas) and are OSHA compliant.
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Where appropriate, pathways discussed may include laser, microneedling, Ultherapy, or other suitable options offered by the clinic.
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