Growth-Factor Skincare vs. Injectable Treatments: Understanding the Category Difference
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Topical skincare and injectable treatments are fundamentally different categories. They differ in how they are used, who administers them, their intended goals, and the kinds of claims that are appropriate.
Topical cosmetic skincare
Cosmetic products are used to support appearance-based goals such as hydration, radiance, smoother-looking texture, and the look of fine lines. Ingredients such as Oligopeptide-1 and cosmetic peptides may be included as part of a broader formula.
Injectable treatments
Injectables are medical or professional treatments administered by qualified clinicians. They should be evaluated separately from at-home skincare.
Do not treat skincare as an injectable substitute
A peptide serum or micro-infusion formula should not be described as the same thing as an injectable treatment. The categories have different mechanisms, expectations, and oversight.
Where ReGlow fits
ReGlow is an at-home cosmetic skincare system. Its facial formula is positioned around visible hydration, radiance, smoother-looking texture, and a firmer-looking complexion.
How to choose
Choose based on your goals, comfort level, budget, and whether you are looking for an at-home cosmetic routine or a professional treatment. If you are considering injectables, discuss them with an appropriately licensed medical professional.
