Melasmonil Peel

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Step-by-step clinical application guide for practitioners

Depth
Very Superficial
Contact
2–3 hrs
Neutralize
Self-Neutralizing
Fitzpatrick
II–VI
Sessions
6–8
Downtime
1–3 days

Overview

Step-by-step clinical application guide for practitioners

01

Safety

Contraindications

  • Active skin infections in treatment area
  • Compromised skin barrier
  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding
  • Isotretinoin use within the last 6 months
  • Topical tretinoin use within 72 hours
  • Open wounds or broken skin in treatment area
  • Known allergy to any component

Wash Off Immediately If

  1. Severe burning or pain
  2. Excessive redness
  3. Hives or welts (urticaria)
  4. Blistering

Stop the procedure and neutralize with cold water or sodium bicarbonate.

02

Composition

IngredientConcentrationRole
Glycolic AcidGentle surface exfoliation, loosens corneocyte bonds for mild desquamation
Lactic AcidHydrating exfoliation, supports ceramide synthesis, gentle surface renewal
Citric AcidAntioxidant buffer, brightening effect, supports pH stabilization
Kojic AcidTyrosinase inhibition, blocks melanin synthesis at enzymatic level
03

Indications

Fitzpatrick II–VI
  • Sensitive Melasma
  • Rosacea-Prone Skin
  • First-Time Peels
04

Procedure

  1. 01

    Cleanse & Degrease

    2–3 min

    Cleanse with gentle non-residue cleanser. Remove makeup, sunscreen, surface impurities. Degrease skin using pre-peel degreasing solution with gauze.

    • Degreasing contact: 1–2 minutes. Wipe clean. Allow skin to dry for 30 seconds.
  2. 02

    Patch Test

    10 min

    Apply a small amount behind the ear or on the inner forearm. Observe for 10 minutes for any adverse reaction.

    • First session only. If erythema, itching, or swelling occurs, do not proceed.
  3. 03

    Apply prodermic 565

    2–3 min

    Apply 1–1.25ml of product using a fan brush or gauze. Apply gently in thin, even layers. This is a gentle formulation suitable for sensitive skin.

    • Gentle application. Avoid excessive layering.
  4. 04

    Observe Initial Response

    3–5 min

    Monitor the skin for 3–5 minutes in-clinic. Ensure no adverse reaction. Mild warmth is normal and expected.

    • If excessive redness, burning, or hives appear, wash off immediately.
  5. 05

    Discharge with At-Home Instructions

    N/A

    Patient leaves clinic with product on skin. Instruct patient to wash off after 2–3 hours at home using lukewarm water and gentle cleanser.

    • Self-neutralizing formulation. Patient washes off at home after prescribed contact time.
  6. 06

    Post-Peel Soothing at Home

    At home

    After washing off, apply recovery moisturizer generously. No actives or makeup for the rest of the day. Apply SPF 50+ if going outdoors.

    • Patient should have recovery moisturizer and SPF 50+ ready at home before the appointment.
05

Post-procedure

Daily regimen
Day 0Peel Day Leave on for 2–3 hours, then wash off at home. Apply recovery moisturizer. No actives/makeup.
Day 1Mild Tightness Mild tightness possible. Gentle cleanser 2x daily. Thick moisturizer. SPF 50+.
Days 1–2Very Mild Flaking Very mild flaking may occur. Some patients may not peel visibly at all. Continue moisturizer + SPF 50+.
Day 3+Smoother Skin Skin appears smoother and brighter. Resume light makeup if desired.
Days 5–14Between Sessions Strict sun protection. Resume normal skincare. Next session in 10–14 days.
06

Session plan

Sessions
6–8
Interval
10–14 days
Downtime
1–3 days
Total
2–3 months
Progressive dose schedule
SessionContact time
Session 11.5 hrs
Session 22 hrs
Session 32–2.5 hrs
Session 4+2.5–3 hrs (max)
07

Expected results

Clinical outcomes from supervised sessions. Actual results depend on skin type, adherence to protocol, and sun protection.

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