The Sesderma Liposomal Edit

Dr. Gabriel Serrano, a Valencia-based dermatologist, founded Sesderma in 1989 around one technological commitment: liposomal encapsulation. Almost every Sesderma product uses phospholipid vesicles to carry unstable actives (L-ascorbic acid, retinol, azelaic acid, peptides) — and the platform genuinely works. Better stability, deeper penetration, and lower irritation versus equivalent non-liposomal formulations. The Spanish answer to SkinCeuticals' clinical formulation philosophy, at 40-60% lower pricing. This edit is the five Sesderma products that show the liposomal platform at its best. The C-Vit Liposomal Serum is the brand's flagship — real L-ascorbic acid (not a derivative) + ferulic + vitamin E in a stable encapsulated format. The Azelac Ru Liposomal Serum solves azelaic acid's notorious texture problem with liposomal delivery, plus niacinamide + alpha-arbutin for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. The Reti-Age Antiaging Serum is the gentle-entry liposomal retinol. The Daeses Liposomal Serum stacks four peptides for firming. And the Atopises Moisturizing Cream rounds out the line with a real ceramide pyramid for atopic skin. The five-product Sesderma ladder.