French dermocosmetics rooted in aesthetic medicine
54 products in the database · compositions verified against the manufacturer
Filorga is a French dermocosmetic brand founded in 1978 in Paris by Michel Tordjman, a doctor of aesthetic medicine. It started with injectable products for clinics, and its signature formula, NCTF (New Cellular Treatment Factor), is a mesotherapy solution that combines more than fifty active ingredients together with hyaluronic acid. The brand later carried that injectable expertise over into topical skincare.
In 2007 Filorga launched MEDI-COSMETIQUE, a range of creams, serums and masks that adapt actives from aesthetic practice for at-home use. Its better-known products include the Hydra-Hyal hyaluronic acid serum, the Time-Filler anti-aging line and the Meso-Mask. The positioning centers on anti-aging and hydration, and the products sell mainly through pharmacies and parapharmacies. Since 2019 the brand has belonged to Colgate-Palmolive.
This page holds a catalog of Filorga products with their formulas broken down. For each product you can see the full INCI list, and every ingredient is rated for evidence through a traffic-light system and A–F tiers, with notes on pregnancy safety. Evigrade is an independent ingredient reference, not a shop and not a source of medical advice: the page helps you check what a product is made of and how the scientific record assesses its components.
54 products · 468 ingredients across the formulas · 333 rated green for evidence
Tier A–B ingredients by evidence that appear in this brand's formulas. Each links to its full breakdown.
Filorga is a French pharmacy brand with roots in aesthetic medicine and a focus on hyaluronic acid and anti-aging formulas. Whether a given product suits you depends on its formula and your skin type rather than the brand name. The product catalog on this page lets you see the full INCI list and an evidence rating for each ingredient.
Filorga is sold through pharmacies and parapharmacies, online pharmacies and the official site filorga.com. Evigrade does not sell cosmetics or compare prices; it breaks down the composition of the brand's products.
There is no single answer for the whole range: tolerance depends on the specific formula, its fragrance and its actives. Each product page shows every INCI ingredient with a rating, which helps you check for potentially irritating components in advance. If in doubt, discuss your choice with a dermatologist.
NCTF (New Cellular Treatment Factor) is the brand's injectable mesotherapy formula that combines more than fifty actives together with hyaluronic acid. Its topical skincare uses actives inspired by that practice. The exact composition of each product, with an ingredient breakdown, is on its individual card.
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