Questions about Lytera^®

Lytera is a novel, non-prescription, non-hydroquinone skin brightening product that minimizes the appearance of skin discoloration and dark spots. Clinical studies with Lytera have shown:

High patient satisfaction in a long-term efficacy and tolerability study

• Improvements seen as soon as 4 weeks
• Significant reduction after 12 weeks
• Continuous reduction over 6 months

Lytera is appropriate for all skin types.

Lytera should be applied after cleansing and toning the skin and prior to applying moisturizer and sunscreen.

Although no studies looking at safety or altered efficacy have been conducted with combination of use of both products, it may be beneficial to use Lytera in combination with TNS Essential Serum. We recommend applying TNS Essential Serum first, wait until it dries, then apply Lytera followed by appropriate moisturizer and sunscreen.

For best results, you should use Lytera twice-daily.

Comprehensive clinical studies demonstrated the following results:

• Improved evenness of skin tone
• Improved overall appearance of the skin
• Increased radiance and clarity of the skin
• Lessened appearance of darker patches and discolorations

Lytera is designed to improve clarity, evenness and overall appearance of the skin.

In clinical studies, Lytera was used on patients with mild to severe dark spots.

Lytera can be used on the face, neck, décolleté or other affected areas.

Lytera can be used on the entire face.

You should use Lytera as long as you wish to improve the overall condition of your skin. Clinical studies showed improvement in the appearance of skin discoloration as early as 4 weeks with continuous improvement over 6 months.

In clinical studies, the side effects associated with Lytera were mild and included mild irritation, tingling and dryness.

In clinical studies, improvements were seen in as early as 4 weeks.

Sunscreen can be applied after Lytera application.

If Lytera is applied only to the face, it will last approximately 60 days.

We do not recommend using Lytera while pregnant, lactating or planning on becoming pregnant.