Alastin Skincare
Alastin Skincare is built on TriHex Technology, which helps clear damaged proteins out of the way so the skin can produce collagen and elastin of its own. The line is formulated for care before and after a procedure as well as for everyday use, and our med spa team at Mafi Plastic Surgery in Fresno, California selects from it for your skin.
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Alastin Skincare?
Alastin Skincare is built on TriHex Technology, which helps clear damaged proteins out of the way and boosts the skin’s natural ability to produce collagen and elastin. Like every medical-grade line, it is formulated with higher concentrations of active ingredients than what you buy over the counter, and it is dispensed through licensed professionals rather than sold off a shelf.
Where the line is strongest is around a procedure. Alastin’s pre- and post-treatment products support the skin as it heals and recovers, and are designed to improve the outcome of treatments such as microneedling and chemical peels. If you have something booked, what you use before and after is part of the plan rather than an afterthought.
It is not only for people with a procedure on the calendar. The daily products in the line are aimed at a firmer, more youthful appearance, and they can carry a routine between treatments or without one at all.
Our med spa team at Mafi Plastic Surgery in Fresno selects which Alastin products belong in your routine, and when they start relative to anything you already have booked.
The technology the line is built on. It helps clear out damaged proteins and boosts the skin’s natural ability to produce collagen and elastin.
The pre- and post-treatment products support the skin through healing and recovery, and are designed to improve the outcome of treatments like microneedling and chemical peels.
The everyday products in the line are aimed at a firmer, more youthful appearance, so the routine holds up between procedures and without one.
Is Alastin right for my skin?
Formulated for skin that is about to be treated, or healing.
Nothing is selected until our med spa team has looked at your skin. Alastin may be the right line for you if:
A Procedure on the Calendar
You have surgery or a treatment booked and want your skin prepared for it.
Healing From One
You are recovering, and want products formulated to support the skin as it repairs.
Microneedling or a Peel
Alastin is designed to improve the outcome of treatments like microneedling and chemical peels.
Collagen and Elastin
You want the skin’s own production supported, which is what TriHex Technology is formulated to do.
Firmness Day to Day
You want a daily routine aimed at a firmer, more youthful appearance, with no procedure involved.
Reordering Alastin at home
What belongs in your routine is chosen here, with your skin in front of us. Once it has been chosen, a refill does not need an appointment. The practice has its own Alastin microsite, so you can reorder what you already use and have it shipped to you.
If you are not sure what to reorder, or your skin has changed since your routine was set, call us at (559) 890-6500 before you buy.
Common questions about Alastin Skincare
That depends on the procedure and on your skin, so it is set with your provider rather than guessed off a label. Raise it while your treatment or surgery is being scheduled, and the pre- and post-procedure products get planned into the same timeline as everything else.
When should I start Alastin if I have a procedure coming up?
That depends on the procedure and on your skin, so it is set with your provider rather than guessed off a label. Raise it while your treatment or surgery is being scheduled, and the pre- and post-procedure products get planned into the same timeline as everything else.
Ready Your
Skin
Talk with our med spa team in Fresno about where Alastin fits: before a procedure, after one, or as the routine you use every day.
Prefer to talk? Call (559) 890-6500.
Medically reviewed by Parham Mafi, M.D., F.A.C.S., board-certified plastic surgeon at Mafi Plastic Surgery. This page is for education and is not a substitute for a personalized medical consultation.
Last medically reviewed August 2026Updated