ALPHASCIENCE

When a physician like Dr. Shino Bay Aguilera singles out one antioxidant above all others, it’s worth asking why.

The answer is EGCG, the most active antioxidant in green tea, and one of the most studied molecules in longevity science. It works where ageing begins: in the cell. Across the biology of ageing, EGCG helps act on several of its hallmarks, from genomic instability and telomere attrition to cellular senescence and chronic inflammation.

Few antioxidants reach so many of the processes behind how skin ages.

Swipe to see where EGCG acts.

POURQUOI LES CABINETS S'INTÉRESSENT DE PLUS EN PLUS À LA SKIN LONGEVITY ?

▪️ Les technologies de médecine esthétique stimulent les tissus.

Les injections restaurent les volumes. Mais une question devient centrale : comment optimiser durablement le fonctionnement des cellules cutanées ?

C'est tout l'enjeu de la Skin Longevity, une approche qui vise à préserver les capacités naturelles de réparation de la peau face au vieillissement, au stress oxydatif et aux agressions environnementales.

▪️ Avec NOVACELL [Cg], ALPHASCIENCE propose une innovation reposant sur une approche scientifique originale. Sa formule associe une EGCG stabilisée à 4 % grâce à la technologie NextGen®, de la vitamine C pure, de l'Alanyl-Glutamine et du Ginkgo Biloba afin de soutenir plusieurs mécanismes clés : protection de l'ADN cellulaire, défense antioxydante, soutien de la synthèse de collagène, remodelage de la matrice cutanée et renforcement de la fonction barrière.

Cette vision répond parfaitement aux nouvelles attentes des patients, qui ne recherchent plus uniquement un résultat immédiat, mais une stratégie globale visant à préserver durablement la qualité de leur peau.

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One session. One of the most influential voices in skin longevity.

Shino Bay Aguilera Dr. Shino Bay Aguilera, multi-award-winning dermatologist, known for his work in bioregenerative and functional aesthetics, joins ALPHASCIENCE for a single live session on skin and cell longevity, reserved for physicians.

He will be joined by:
▪️ Dr. Michèle Verschoore — dermatologist and clinical pharmacologist, former Medical Director of R&D at Galderma and L’Oréal.
▪️ Joanna Jeziorska — expert in clinic management and medical aesthetics training.

🗓️ Thursday, October 1st
🕕 12:15 p.m. Miami
🎧 Live online

This event is exclusively for physicians, who will receive a complimentary NOVACELL [Cg] serum.

Seats are limited. Reserve your place via the link in our bio.

Protecting your skin’s cells isn’t one action, it’s four.

Mopping up free radicals, the unstable molecules that wear our cells down and speed up ageing. Trapping the metals, like iron and copper, that keep creating those free radicals. Switching on the skin’s own antioxidant defenses, the protective enzymes it naturally makes. And calming the low-grade inflammation that slowly breaks down collagen and elastin, the fibers that keep skin firm.

Here’s the key: most ingredients are only good at one or two of these. Vitamin C is especially good at neutralizing free radicals and supporting collagen. Ginkgo flavonoids, like quercetin, help trap those metals and boost microcirculation. Each has its strength. Which is why a truly complete formula combines them rather than choosing just one.

EGCG, the main antioxidant in green tea, is the rare molecule shown to act on all four at once. That’s what makes it the heart of NOVACELL [Cg]. The hard part? EGCG is famously fragile, in most formulas it breaks down within days. Getting it to stay stable at a dose that actually works, not just a trace on the label, has been the real challenge.

For us, antioxidants aren’t one category among others. They’re where ALPHASCIENCE started.

An ingredient list tells you what went into a formula. It doesn't tell you how much actually reaches your skin still active.
Two things decide that:

First, stability: some of the most powerful antioxidants like vitamin C, EGCG or Cysteamine oxidize quickly and lose their potency in the bottle, before you even apply them.
Second, bioavailability: to work, a molecule has to be small enough and have the right affinity to cross the skin barrier, rather than sit on the surface. An active that is unstable or can't pe*****te does little, however high it sits on the label.

This is what we call Antioxidant Intelligence: the right combination and dosage of antioxidants to achieve stability, the right pH, and the right delivery system.