Miamo

The treatments are categorised into three major areas:

Renew aims to visibly combat skin ageing caused by both the passing of time and external environmental factors. The proposed action typically aims to redefine the oval shape of the face, relax the skin, and illuminate and hydrate the complexion.

The Restore tratment area focuses on repairing sensitive skin conditions. It addresses irritation, redness, and itching, strengthening the skin's immune defences and using formulations with soothing and antioxidant-active ingredients.

Finally, the treatments in the Balance area fcus on skin balance. Some treatments cater to oily skin or acne issues, while others target hyperpigmentation and skin blemishes. Additionally, some treatments serve a primarily remineralizing purpose.

The application sequence of Miamo products respects skin physiology and interprets its biological rules in all treatments. The first steps involve cleansing and exfoliation to prepare the skin to effectively receive the active ingredients. A stimulation procedure follows, and then the treatment occurs. Hydration and protection conclude the process, leaving the skin regenerated, toned, and protected.

About Miamo

Miamo is a functional cosmetics brand established in 2012 by two pharmacists, a mother and daughter: Elena Aceto di Capriglia and Camilla D'Antonio. Their collaboration has allowed them to combine tradition and innovation through an enriching dialogue between two generations. The shared passion is the common thread between the history and experience in Italian chemical laboratories and the latest American scientific research. In 2018, Epigenage® was introduced, a blend of epigenetic active ingredients with anti-aging properties patented by Miamo, affecting the genes that regulate skin aging.

Miamo summarises its mission with the tagline, "HEALTHY SKIN SYSTEM." To maintain healthy skin, Miamo has established a system of protocols called the "Miamo System," designed by its scientific team. This protocol allows you to customise your skin wellness path through a combination of multiple products tailored to your needs, resulting in a superior quality and effective skin treatment. The application of serums and creams follows a sequential logic that respects the skin's physiology and adheres to its biological rules to ensure the skin's health and beauty.

Miamo's philosophy introduces an innovative approach to professional aesthetic treatment. It combines exclusive manual skills, functional active ingredients, and cutting-edge technologies. This approach connects the ethical counter, retail, and professional line with 16 targeted protocols for all skin needs, including those stressed by treatments or external factors.

Miamo’s ingredients and protocols are safe and patented. They undergo clinical, instrumental, and dermatological tests that provide an extensive understanding of their effects. This enables targeted use, making it ideal for addressing the specific needs of different skin types. Miamo in numbers: 7 home lines, 1 professional line, and 6 routine steps.

About Medspa 

Medspa® is the result of uniting tradition and innovation. It was founded in 2006 by a family dedicated to the pharmaceutical and aesthetic medicine fields, benefiting from the successful collaboration between two generations. Medspa's mission is to promote well-being and allow everyone to live a long life in optimal physical condition, believing that beauty is closely linked to optimal health. To fulfil this mission, Medspa first developed Miamo, a functional cosmetics brand, followed by Nutraiuvens, a line of dietary supplements.

Miamo was founded in 2012 and offers products characterised by high concentrations of active ingredients and high bioavailability, which aim to achieve and maintain an optimal state of skin health. Always attentive to consumer needs and aligned with the latest scientific research, Medspa entered the nutraceuticals market in 2014 with Nutraiuvens, a brand of dietary supplements created based on recent research in nutrigenomics, the science that studies the relationship between the genome and diet.