1. Let the skin rest before use

Using Cyspera immediately after cleansing can occasionally cause irritation. If you use a cleanser or face wash, let the skin rest for about an hour before applying Cyspera.
(If dryness bothers you, use a toner or other moisturiser in the meantime.)

2. Wait 15 minutes after applying

Apply 2 to 4 pumps of Cyspera to dry skin and leave for 15 minutes. (Mild irritation or tingling may occur, but it settles with time.)

3. Rinse off

Rinse off with a cleanser, then pat the skin dry gently so as not to irritate it.

4. Moisturise

Moisturise thoroughly so the skin stays hydrated through the day. To get more from it, moisturise during the day as well and take care against UV.

Used daily over time, Cyspera draws out the skin's own brightness.

Continuing intensive care once a day for about the first 16 weeks gradually evens out the tone of the skin as a whole. It can be used morning, noon or night, though it works better at times of day when there is less UV.

After use, it matters that you do not skip sunscreen and that you protect the skin from outside irritation. If you feel redness or irritation, adjust how long you leave it on and how often you use it, and continue at a comfortable pace.

Many people notice brightness and evenness in the skin in about 2 to 3 months.

* Please follow your doctor's instructions on how, when and in what order to use the products, and on which products to use.

• Avoid direct sunlight, heat and humidity; we recommend storing it in a cool, dark place or the refrigerator.
• Please use it up within about 6 months of opening.
• Close the lid firmly and use hygienically.

Yes. Cyspera uses cysteamine, an ingredient attracting a great deal of attention as an alternative to hydroquinone, and improvements in pigmentation equal to or greater than hydroquinone have been reported.

Cyspera is non-irritating and can be used over the long term, so it is a product that people sensitive to hydroquinone, or troubled by side effects such as redness and peeling, can use with confidence.

It also avoids the recurrence often seen with hydroquinone and the limits on long-term use, and places less burden on the skin, which is why it is well regarded by medical institutions and specialists.

Cyspera is not a medicine. It is a functional skincare product sold exclusively through medical institutions (doctor-developed cosmetics).

In Japan it is treated as a cosmetic or quasi-drug, while abroad it is positioned as a semi-medical-grade product often supplied through medical institutions.

Orders paid for by 13:00 are dispatched the same day.

Major credit cards (VISA, JCB, Mastercard, AMEX) and bank transfer are accepted.