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A scientific poster contains several parts, which are: the title, the introduction, the methods and materials, the results, and the conclusions. The first thing we find is the title: "Evaluation of the efficacy and organoleptic characteristics of Radiant Professional for hyperpigmentation". Below the title, we have the list of authors, who have participated in the clinical study or in writing the scientific article. Next, we move on to the introduction, where the background of the topic to be studied, the objectives, and the justification are discussed. In this case, the introduction discusses the effects of Keratinase. and specifies the study objectives to determine the efficacy and safety, of the product pbserum Radiant Professional, with Keratinase and Vitamin C 20%. Then we move on to the methods section, which explains the methodology that was carried out to obtain the data and process the information from the research. In this poster, a study design of 8 weeks duration, single-center, is discussed. 29 patients, aged 18-70 years, men and women, with all skin types, participated in the study. Additionally, the equipment used in the study to evaluate the efficacy of the product is specified. For example, in this case, the Mexameter, Colorimeter, and VISIA were used to evaluate the efficacy of Radiant Professional. If we continue scrolling down, we reach the results section of the study, where the most relevant findings of the study are shown, usually supported by graphs comparing the final result with the initial one. For example, we see in figure 1 that the luminosity of the skin was evaluated and, in this case, it was not significant. However, the uniformity of skin tone, in figure 2, did decrease significantly after 56 days of treatment. Finally, we find the conclusions section, which arise from the main results of the study. In this poster, conclusions are drawn from the results of the efficacy and safety of the product, affirming that it is a safe and effective strategy for improving skin depigmentation and uniformity.