CLINICAL SCULPT | DOUBLE CHIN

CLINICAL TEST RESULTS
EVALUATION OF THE REDUCING EFFECT
Measurements were performed in a controlled clinical environment, under medical supervision, and using specialized instrumentation to guarantee the objectivity, precision, and reliability of the results.

The reducing effect was evaluated through the objective measurement of body circumferences in the different treated areas.

The clinical results showed visible and measurable reductions from the first application, with progressive improvements after 3 applications.
Results after 1 application
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• average circumference reduction of 1.48 cm*
• maximum observed reduction of up to 5.5 cm
• visible improvement in circumference in 70% of volunteers
*p-value=0.0043

Results after 3 applications
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• average circumference reduction of 1.99 cm*
• maximum observed reduction of up to 9 cm
• visible improvement in circumference in 63% of volunteers
*p-value=0.0017


EVALUATION OF SKIN FIRMNESS AND TONICITY
Skin firmness and elasticity were evaluated using Cutometer® biometric technology, an instrument used in dermatological research to objectively measure mechanical resistance and skin recovery capacity.

The evaluations were performed under controlled clinical conditions, under medical supervision, and through specialized instrumental methodology.
Results after 1 application
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• 13% improvement in skin firmness
• p<0.0164 - statistically significant improvement in the skin's mechanical resilience

Results after 3 applications
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• 37% improvement in skin firmness
• p<0.0001 - statistically significant improvement in skin elasticity and mechanical resistance

The results showed less skin deformation in response to mechanical stimuli, a clinical indicator associated with firmer, more toned, and resilient skin.


CLINICAL EVALUATION OF CELLULITE
Cellulite is one of the most frequent aesthetic alterations in women's skin and visibly affects skin texture and uniformity. Due to its multifactorial nature, its evaluation requires standardized clinical methodologies to objectively measure visible changes in the skin over time.

For this study, the Nürnberger-Müller clinical scale was used, a dermatological methodology widely used to classify the grade of cellulite and evaluate its evolution following treatment. This scale allows a standardized assessment of visible parameters such as skin relief, the "orange peel" appearance, and skin surface irregularity, both at rest and through manual compression.

The use of this clinical methodology, alongside the evaluations conducted under medical supervision, allowed an objective analysis of the visible improvement in cellulite-prone skin after successive applications of the product.
Results after 3 applications
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• 69% clinical improvement in the appearance of cellulite evaluated using the Nürnberger-Müller dermatological scale*
• visible improvement in 58% of volunteers
• clinically highly significant improvement
*p-value=0.001


OBSERVED CLINICAL RESULTS
Clinical evaluations confirmed:
• visible improvement in the appearance of cellulite-prone skin
• decrease in skin irregularities
• improvement in the "orange peel" appearance
• progressive improvement of skin relief after successive applications

Results obtained under medical supervision using a standardized clinical methodology of dermatological evaluation.

TEST TIMING & OPERATION
The clinical study had a total duration of 6 weeks, and 3 controlled applications were performed, spaced every 14 days.
To objectively evaluate the efficacy of the product, validated instrumental and clinical methodologies were used, and statistical significance was considered for p-values < 0.05.

BIOMECHANICAL EVALUATION OF FIRMNESS AND ELASTICITY
Measurements were performed using a Cutometer™ (Courage + Khazaka electronic), a technology used in dermatological research to analyze:
• Skin firmness
• Elasticity
• Skin recovery capacity
• Mechanical resistance of the tissue

The device measures how the skin responds to a controlled micro-aspiration, allowing objective quantification of changes in tonicity and elasticity.

CLINICAL EVALUATION OF CELLULITE
Cellulite was evaluated using the Nürnberger-Müller clinical scale, a recognized dermatological methodology to visually classify the grade of cellulite and detect relevant clinical improvements throughout the treatment.

EVALUATION OF THE REDUCING EFFECT
Body circumference measurements were performed in all treated areas to objectively quantify the reducing effect of the treatment.

SAFETY AND TOLERABILITY
The study was conducted under medical supervision and dermatological control, recording tolerability, potential skin reactions, and subjective perception of efficacy by the volunteers through final questionnaires.