Protocols
Prodermic 460 is a modified Jessner tri-acid system — the gold standard in professional acne peel formulations — targeting active inflammatory and comedonal acne through three complementary mechanisms. The RLS-3J Complex delivers Resorcinol (14%) for exfoliating and bacteria-killing action, Lactic Acid (14%) for pore-clearing exfoliation and hydration, and Salicylic Acid (14%) for deep pore penetration and anti-inflammatory pore-clearing.
Prodermic 460 is a modified Jessner tri-acid system — the gold standard in professional acne peel formulations — targeting active inflammatory and comedonal acne through three complementary mechanisms.The RLS-3J Complex delivers Resorcinol (14%) for exfoliating and bacteria-killing action, Lactic Acid (14%) for pore-clearing exfoliation and hydration, and Salicylic Acid (14%) for deep pore penetration and anti-inflammatory pore-clearing. Total active load: 42% across 3 agents in equal proportions.The most prescribed acne peel formulation in clinical dermatology. ~24 sessions per 30ml jar.
RLS-3J Complex — A modified Jessner tri-acid system with resorcinol exfoliation, lactic acid hydration, and salicylic deep-pore penetration.Resorcinol (14%) provides potent exfoliating and antiseptic action, breaking down acne plugs while killing acne-causing bacteria. Lactic Acid (14%) promotes controlled shedding of dead skin within follicles while maintaining hydration. Salicylic Acid (14%) uses its oil-soluble nature to penetrate deep within clogged pores, delivering anti-inflammatory and pore-clearing activity.The classic Jessner approach — balanced, effective, and widely trusted for acne management.
Recommended sequence for prodermic 460. Frequency: As prescribed by professional.
Active inflammatory and comedonal acne, grade II–III acne, oily skin with frequent breakouts
A4 treatment chart — application protocol, contact time, endpoint, stop criteria, contraindications and aftercare on one printable page.
Download Treatment Chart (PDF) ↗If desired results are not achieved, it does not indicate the peel is ineffective—it may simply mean that the skin has a higher tolerance to the current formulation. In such cases, consider transitioning to a stronger peel, applying multiple coats, or increasing the application time in subsequent sessions.
