What Medical Grade Means at Vista
Vista Medical-Grade Cosmetic Standard
At Vista, ‘medical-grade’ is not used as a vague beauty claim.
It describes the professional formulation, quality and review standards we apply to our skincare development.
Vista skincare is developed under the direction of cosmetic physician Dr Larissa Miller and has evolved through more than nine years of use within professional clinic skincare programs.
Vista formulations are designed to support visible cosmetic concerns including dehydration, dullness, uneven-looking tone, rough texture and reduced visible firmness.
The Standard
Our medical-grade cosmetic standard includes:
Physician-directed product development
Cosmetic actives selected with reference to published ingredient research
Concentrated formulations designed for integration with professional skincare routines
Manufacturing to documented formula and batch specifications
Quality and safety testing appropriate to each formulation
Ingredient and batch traceability
Protective packaging selected with formulation stability in mind
Ongoing review informed by professional clinic experience and customer feedback
What medical-grade does not mean
Medical-grade is not a separate statutory category for cosmetics in Australia and does not mean that a cosmetic product is a medicine or has been approved by the TGA. Individual products remain subject to their applicable Australian cosmetic, ingredient, labelling and consumer-law requirements.
Individual cosmetic results vary. Product selection and consistent use remain important.
