Protocols
Prodermic 545 is a 6-agent hybrid protocol that simultaneously treats active acne and post-acne dark marks, eliminating the need for sequential treatment plans. The RLS-6H Complex combines Resorcinol (15%) for exfoliating and bacteria-killing action, Glycolic Acid (25%) for surface resurfacing, Kojic Acid (5%) for pigment-blocking, Lactic Acid (10%) for hydrating exfoliation, Salicylic Acid (3%) for pore-clearing, and Citric Acid for antioxidant pH buffering.
Prodermic 545 is a 6-agent hybrid protocol that simultaneously treats active acne and post-acne dark marks, eliminating the need for sequential treatment plans.The RLS-6H Complex combines Resorcinol (15%) for exfoliating and bacteria-killing action, Glycolic Acid (25%) for surface resurfacing, Kojic Acid (5%) for pigment-blocking, Lactic Acid (10%) for hydrating exfoliation, Salicylic Acid (3%) for pore-clearing, and Citric Acid for antioxidant pH buffering. Total active load: 68% across 6 agents.Addresses both active acne and post-acne pigmentation in a single session. ~24 sessions per 30ml jar.
RLS-6H Complex — A 6-agent hybrid system targeting active acne and post-acne pigmentation simultaneously with exfoliating, pore-clearing, and depigmentation action.Resorcinol (15%) and Salicylic Acid (3%) provide dual antimicrobial and pore-clearing coverage against active breakouts. Glycolic Acid (25%) speeds up skin cell turnover to remove pigmented post-acne tissue. Kojic Acid (5%) blocks new pigment formation at healing sites. Lactic Acid (10%) supports skin hydration during the resurfacing process, and Citric Acid provides antioxidant protection and pH buffering.A complete acne-plus-pigmentation system in one protocol.
Recommended sequence for prodermic 545. Frequency: As prescribed by professional.
Patients with active acne AND significant post-acne hyperpigmentation requiring simultaneous treatment
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.
