NeoGenesis Oncology Skin Kit for Chemotherapy, Radiation, Surgery
Description
A three piece NeoGenesis kit for compromised, treatment stressed skin, made to help maintain comfort, hydration, and skin barrier integrity through chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, and other skin stressing treatments.
The kit includes Recovery 15mL, an advanced cellular serum. Barrier Renewal Cream 30mL, a lightweight hydrating cream. And MB-2 6g, a probiotic occlusive balm made with castor and sunflower seed oils and five live probiotic strains, with no added fragrance.
NeoGenesis suggests applying them in that order, with MB-2 last as the final layer.
This is the broadest of the NeoGenesis oncology kits and the one to choose if you are not yet sure how treatment will affect your skin. Check with your care team before using anything on a treated or healing area.
Why It Matters
This kit exists for that uncertainty. A serum, a hydrating cream, and a barrier balm that work together, chosen so you are not assembling a routine while you are already worn out.
It is also the broadest of the three NeoGenesis kits, covering chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery rather than one of them. If you are starting treatment and do not yet know what you will need, this is the one to start with.
Check with your care team before using anything on a treated or healing area.
A three piece NeoGenesis kit for compromised, treatment stressed skin, made to help maintain comfort, hydration, and skin barrier integrity through chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, and other skin stressing treatments.
The kit includes Recovery 15mL, an advanced cellular serum. Barrier Renewal Cream 30mL, a lightweight hydrating cream. And MB-2 6g, a probiotic occlusive balm made with castor and sunflower seed oils and five live probiotic strains, with no added fragrance.
NeoGenesis suggests applying them in that order, with MB-2 last as the final layer.
This is the broadest of the NeoGenesis oncology kits and the one to choose if you are not yet sure how treatment will affect your skin. Check with your care team before using anything on a treated or healing area.
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