She's not pushy with treatments at all, in fact, she's advised me against some I've asked about previously as they wouldn't deliver what I was hoping to achieve
Peptides with Anti-Inflammatory and Skin Repair Properties BPC-157: The Anti-Inflammatory Workhorse BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound-157) is a 15-amino-acid peptide derived from human gastric juice
Research overwhelmingly describes the safety of GHK-Cu positively, such as when the authors of a 2018 review called it a safe, inexpensive, extensively studied compound.14 However, even though copper peptides have demonstrated an impressive safety track record in studies, there are (as with most skin care actives) a few safety risks to consider
Contains significant antioxidant qualities
Though this tripeptide may seem small or not a priority since our body naturally produces it it can be essential to prioritize it since glutathione production can slow as we age (among other factors)
Potential protective effects against aging-associated damage in skin cells