Dermagen Egensia Cream 50g – EGF Post-Laser Recovery

$19

SKU: 100053 Category:
Recovery Complex

5-Active
Recovery Complex
Post-Laser Indication

Post-Laser
Indication
Pump Tube

50g
Pump Tube
Hospital Use

Hospital Use
Clinical Channel

Product Overview

Dermagen Egensia Cream 50g post-laser recovery packaging

Dermagen Egensia Cream 50g is a Korean post-laser recovery cream formulated for hospital and licensed aesthetic clinic use. Each 50g pump tube combines five reparative actives — Salmon Egg Extract, EGF (RH-Oligopeptide), Centella Asiatica extract, Ceramide, and D-Panthenol — chosen to support skin barrier recovery after ablative and non-ablative laser, fractional laser, IPL, microneedling, mesotherapy, and chemical peel procedures.

Packaging explicitly states “For hospital use,” reflecting the product’s clinical-channel positioning. The lightweight cream is formulated without parabens, sulfates, fragrances, or harsh chemicals — minimising irritation potential on compromised post-procedure skin. Egensia is available in three sizes: 7g (clinic sample), 25g, and 50g (extended recovery / clinic stock).

Composition & Key Ingredients

Three lead actives + two barrier-support actives — every recovery angle covered.

Signaling Peptide

EGF

RH-Oligopeptide
Drives epidermal renewal.

The signaling peptide behind Korean clinics’ standard post-procedure protocols.

Soothing Powerhouse

Centella Asiatica

High-concentration extract
Calms inflammation.

Concentrated “cica” — richer asiaticoside and madecassoside than standard formulations.

Marine Peptide Complex

Salmon Egg Extract

Peptide & nucleotide complex
Regenerates damaged tissue.

A peptide-rich marine complex established in Korean post-procedure formulations.

Supporting Barrier Actives
Barrier Lipid

Ceramide

Rebuilds the barrier. Skin-identical lipid that minimises moisture loss.

Pro-Vitamin B5

D-Panthenol

Locks moisture in. Humectant with established soothing properties.

Recommended Use Cases

Post-laser recovery (ablative, non-ablative, fractional)
Post-IPL skin soothing
Post-microneedling barrier repair
Post-mesotherapy support
Post-chemical peel recovery
Sensitive / compromised skin barrier
Post-treatment dryness and irritation
Daily barrier maintenance between procedures

Why Dermagen Egensia Cream

Five-active formula engineered for the Korean clinical channel.

5
Clinical Actives
Five actives. One tube.

EGF restores. Centella calms. Salmon Egg regenerates. Ceramide rebuilds the barrier. D-Panthenol seals in hydration.

High-Concentration
Beyond ordinary cica.

Concentrated Centella Asiatica extract delivers richer asiaticoside and madecassoside — for skin that needs more than basic soothing.

Clinical Channel
Made for the clinic.

What Korean dermatologists dispense after laser, IPL, and chemical peels — now stocked for your practice.

0
Harsh Additives
Clean by design.

No parabens. No sulfates. No fragrance. Nothing that aggravates freshly procedured skin.

Korean Clinical Heritage
Built on Korea’s post-procedure standard.

EGF + Centella + marine peptide recovery formulations are a long-established Korean aesthetic dermatology category — refined through years of clinical use after laser, IPL, mesotherapy, and chemical peel procedures.

Dermagen Egensia Cream 50g lightweight cream texture and post-procedure application

Lightweight cream texture — designed for application onto post-procedure skin without heavy occlusion. Apply 1–2 times per day after toner.

Specifications

BrandDermagen
Product LineEgensia · post-procedure recovery
Country of OriginMade in Korea
IndicationPost Laser · for hospital use
Key ActivesEGF (RH-Oligopeptide) · Centella Asiatica extract · Salmon Egg Extract · Ceramide · D-Panthenol
FormatCream · pump tube
Pack Size50g
Application1–2 times per day on cleansed / toned skin
Free FromParabens · sulfates · harmful alcohols · fragrances · harsh chemicals
Shelf Life3 years (unopened)
Intended UseLicensed medical / aesthetic professionals only

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dermagen Egensia Cream 50g?

Dermagen Egensia Cream 50g is a Korean post-procedure recovery cream formulated for hospital and clinical aesthetic use. It combines five reparative actives — EGF (RH-Oligopeptide), Centella Asiatica extract, Salmon Egg Extract, Ceramide, and D-Panthenol — to support skin barrier function after laser, IPL, microneedling, mesotherapy, and chemical peel procedures.

What is the full ingredient list?

The key actives are: EGF (RH-Oligopeptide), Centella Asiatica extract, Salmon Egg Extract, Ceramide, and D-Panthenol. Free from parabens, sulfates, harmful alcohols, and fragrances. Refer to the physical product packaging for the complete INCI list.

What does “For hospital use” mean on the packaging?

“For hospital use” indicates that Egensia Cream is distributed through Korean professional aesthetic channels — dermatology clinics, plastic surgery practices, and aesthetic medical centres — rather than direct retail consumer channels. Clinicians dispense the product as part of a post-procedure recovery protocol.

Where is Egensia Cream made?

Egensia Cream is made in Korea under Korean cosmetic GMP standards — part of the long-established Korean post-procedure recovery skincare category that has been refined through years of clinical use in Korean aesthetic medicine.

How is Egensia Cream applied?

Apply 1–2 times per day on cleansed and toned skin. Dispense desired amount, apply to affected facial area, and gently pat to promote absorption. Post-procedure timing and frequency should follow the treating practitioner’s protocol for each individual case.

What is EGF (RH-Oligopeptide)?

EGF (Epidermal Growth Factor) is a signaling polypeptide that naturally occurs in human skin. Egensia uses the recombinant human oligopeptide form. Topical EGF formulations are widely used in Korean dermatology for post-procedure recovery contexts. Regulatory treatment of EGF in cosmetic formulations varies by jurisdiction — buyers should verify legal status in their country before purchase.

Is this the same as a regular “cica” cream?

Standard cica creams use Centella Asiatica at moderate concentration as the primary soothing active. Egensia uses a high-concentration extraction of Centella Asiatica combined with four additional reparative actives (EGF, Salmon Egg Extract, Ceramide, D-Panthenol) — positioned for clinical post-procedure use rather than general daily soothing.

Is Egensia Cream suitable for sensitive skin?

Egensia is formulated specifically for compromised post-procedure skin and is free from parabens, sulfates, harmful alcohols, and fragrances. As with any product applied to procedure-affected skin, a patch test on a small area is recommended before broader use for patients with known sensitivities.

When can it be applied after a laser procedure?

Application timing depends on the specific procedure performed, patient skin condition, and the treating practitioner’s protocol. Egensia Cream is designed for post-procedure use; the exact start time and frequency should be determined by the licensed practitioner managing the patient’s recovery.

What is the shelf life and how should it be stored?

Shelf life is 3 years unopened. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. The pump tube format helps maintain product integrity across multiple dispensing sessions by minimising air exposure.

How do I order wholesale from MJS Medicals?

Add the product to cart and proceed to checkout for wholesale pricing on Dermagen Egensia Cream 50g. For bulk orders, clinic-volume discounts, or sourcing inquiries on related post-procedure products, contact the MJS Medicals team directly.


Important Information

Intended Users: Licensed medical and aesthetic professionals dispensing post-procedure recovery products to patients under clinical supervision. Egensia Cream is positioned for “hospital use” — not for direct retail consumer sale.

Patch testing: A patch test on a small skin area is recommended before broader application, particularly for patients with known sensitivities to marine-derived ingredients (salmon egg extract), growth factor formulations (EGF), or botanical extracts (Centella Asiatica).

Possible reactions: Mild redness, transient stinging, or irritation may occur, particularly on freshly procedured skin. Discontinue use and consult the treating practitioner if persistent reaction or worsening of skin condition occurs.

Product label: Refer to the physical product packaging for the definitive INCI list, manufacturer instructions for use, batch and expiration information.

Regulatory Notice: Dermagen Egensia Cream is a Korean cosmetic product. Regulatory framework for EGF-containing cosmetic formulations varies by jurisdiction — buyers should verify legal status in their country before purchase or use. MJS Medicals is a distributor and assumes no responsibility for clinical outcomes or off-label use. Informational content only — not medical advice.

Last reviewed: May 2026. Product information sourced from manufacturer packaging and distributor documentation.

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