VYVO

Women whose skin changed — not gradually, but suddenly. Perimenopause, menopause, postpartum, post-hormonal birth control.

If your products stopped working and nothing explained why, this was built for that moment.

Creams work at the epidermis. Supplements break down in digestion with no targeted pathway to skin. Neither reaches the dermis — where collagen is actually produced.

Red light does. It penetrates to the dermal layer and stimulates fibroblasts directly at the source.

Most masks give you red light and call it collagen support.

Vyvo uses four calibrated wavelengths — 660nm red to stimulate fibroblasts directly, 850nm NIR for deeper tissue repair, 525nm green for pigmentation, 590nm yellow for redness. Each one targeting a different layer, because hormonal skin doesn't have just one problem.

Some high-end masks go deeper — 940nm, 1064nm. For general aging that sounds better. For hormonally thinning skin it isn't.

Hormonal collagen loss compromises dermal thickness and barrier integrity. Vyvo targets 660nm and 850nm — the clinically recognised optimal range for fibroblast stimulation, calibrated specifically for skin that's already in a compromised hormonal state. Going deeper isn't always better. For this type of skin, it's often too much.

Photobiomodulation has been studied since the 1960s. The connection between estrogen decline and fibroblast activity is well documented. We didn't invent the science — we just finally applied it how it should.