Protocols
Prodermic 555 is an amino acid-enhanced 5-agent depigmentation system designed for deep, stubborn pigmentation that has not responded to standard acid protocols. The ARG-5M Complex uses Arginine (15%) to boost blood flow and active ingredient delivery, Mandelic Acid (15%) for even penetration across oily and dry zones, Kojic Acid (10%) to block pigment production, Lactic Acid (15%) for hydrating exfoliation, and Glycolic Acid (10%) for surface-level dead skin removal.
Prodermic 555 is an amino acid-enhanced 5-agent depigmentation system designed for deep, stubborn pigmentation that has not responded to standard acid protocols.The ARG-5M Complex uses Arginine (15%) to boost blood flow and active ingredient delivery, Mandelic Acid (15%) for even penetration across oily and dry zones, Kojic Acid (10%) to block pigment production, Lactic Acid (15%) for hydrating exfoliation, and Glycolic Acid (10%) for surface-level dead skin removal. Total active load: 65% across 5 agents.Targets deeper pigmentation in Fitzpatrick III-V skin. Self-neutralizing format. ~24 sessions per 30ml jar.
ARG-5M Complex — An amino acid-enhanced 5-agent depigmentation system with arginine-driven cellular repair and mandelic acid for even penetration.Arginine (15%) boosts blood flow to improve active ingredient delivery and accelerate repair in pigment-damaged skin. Mandelic Acid (15%) penetrates evenly, avoiding the patchy results common with glycolic-only systems. Kojic Acid (10%), Lactic Acid (15%), and Glycolic Acid (10%) deliver multi-depth exfoliation and sustained pigment-blocking action.Designed for stubborn PIH that has not responded to standard acid protocols.
Recommended sequence for prodermic 555. Frequency: As prescribed by professional.
Stubborn PIH unresponsive to standard glycolic/lactic protocols, patients needing cellular repair alongside depigmentation
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.
