Maison Longévité Signature Protocol

Maison Longévité Signature Protocol, designed by Dr. Mihaela Marinescu
Radiance · Revitalization · Skin quality
Skin Glow is a protocol dedicated to revitalizing and improving skin quality, bringing together within the same session intravenous vitamin C therapy, intravenous glutathione therapy, Red Light Therapy – Skin Rejuvenation and the final stages of topical care.
The protocol combines systemic antioxidant support, red light photobiomodulation, hydration and photoprotection, in a sequence designed to support a brighter, fresher and revitalized appearance of the skin.
Vitamin C is an essential antioxidant, with a role in cellular protection against oxidative stress and in the normal synthesis of collagen, which is important for the structure and firmness of the skin.
Within Skin Glow, vitamin C provides the antioxidant support component and contributes to mechanisms that are important for maintaining the quality, elasticity and healthy appearance of the skin.
Glutathione is one of the body's main antioxidants and contributes to cellular protection against oxidative stress.
It is also studied in relation to skin pigmentation and radiance, and is integrated into Skin Glow as part of the antioxidant and revitalizing component.

The protocol continues with red light photobiomodulation, using the device's Skin Rejuvenation program.
Red light supports the natural processes of skin regeneration and remodeling and may contribute to the progressive improvement of skin texture, elasticity and overall appearance, as well as to reducing the appearance of fine lines.
After photobiomodulation, a facial mask is applied to hydrate, soothe and comfort the skin, contributing to a fresher and better-cared-for appearance.
The protocol continues with the application of a polynucleotide cream, as a stage of hydration, revitalization and skin care.
The session ends with the application of a cream with a sun protection factor.
Photoprotection is essential for preventing the photoaging, hyperpigmentation and collagen degradation associated with exposure to UV radiation.
Skin Glow was designed to address skin quality through different and complementary mechanisms, integrated into the same session.
Vitamin C and glutathione provide the systemic antioxidant component, while Red Light Therapy completes the protocol through photobiomodulation at skin level and supports the natural processes of skin regeneration and remodeling.
The facial mask and the polynucleotide cream complete the protocol through hydration, soothing and local care, while sun protection contributes to protecting the skin against the effects of UV radiation.
Each stage thus has a distinct and complementary role, within a protocol built for radiance, revitalization and the progressive improvement of skin quality.
Skin Glow aims at:
Skin Glow may be suitable for people with dull, dehydrated or tired-looking skin, as well as for those who notice a loss of radiance and elasticity, uneven texture or the appearance of fine lines.
It may also be chosen when the aim is to revitalize the skin ahead of an event, or it may be integrated into a periodic program dedicated to maintaining skin quality.
Before the first session, a medical assessment is necessary, in order to verify the indications and contraindications of each component of the protocol and to adapt it to individual particularities.
Depending on the assessment, the protocol may be adapted so that the therapies and procedures included are suitable for each patient.
After the first session, the skin may look more hydrated, fresh and radiant, in particular through the effects of the local stages of the protocol.
Improvement of texture, elasticity and of the overall quality of the skin is pursued progressively, over the course of the protocol.
Results may vary from one person to another.
Skin Glow can also be performed as a single session, when the aim is to revitalize the appearance of the skin, including ahead of an event.
For an intensive protocol, a series may be recommended of:
1 session per week, for 4–6 weeks
Each session includes the complete Skin Glow protocol, with all stages carried out during the same visit.
Subsequently, periodic maintenance sessions may be recommended, depending on the characteristics of the skin and individual objectives.
Medical content written and reviewed by Dr. Mihaela Marinescu — Specialist in Geriatrics and Gerontology · Medical Director, Maison Longévité. Last reviewed: 7 October 2026. Meet the medical team
This page is for information and education. It does not replace a medical consultation or the individual recommendations of a healthcare professional.
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