Protocols
Prodermic 568 is a quad-acid multi-depth brightening protocol featuring Glycolic Acid 35% for primary resurfacing, Lactic Acid 25% for hydrating exfoliation, Kojic Acid 10% for pigment-blocking, and Pyruvic Acid 2% for deeper penetration beyond standard AHA reach. At 72% total active concentration, the 568 achieves brightening at four distinct penetration depths simultaneously — the protocol of choice for complex pigmentation cases that have plateaued on standard glycolic-lactic combinations.
Prodermic 568 is a quad-acid multi-depth brightening protocol featuring Glycolic Acid 35% for primary resurfacing, Lactic Acid 25% for hydrating exfoliation, Kojic Acid 10% for pigment-blocking, and Pyruvic Acid 2% for deeper penetration beyond standard AHA reach.At 72% total active concentration, the 568 achieves brightening at four distinct penetration depths simultaneously — the protocol of choice for complex pigmentation cases that have plateaued on standard glycolic-lactic combinations.~24 sessions per 30ml jar.
GKLP-4B Complex — A glycolic-kojic-lactic-pyruvic quad-acid system for multi-depth brightening with pyruvic acid for enhanced penetration.Glycolic Acid 35% drives primary resurfacing. Lactic Acid 25% provides hydrating exfoliation at a complementary depth. Kojic Acid 10% blocks pigment formation. Pyruvic Acid 2% adds deeper penetration beyond standard AHA reach.Four acids working at four different depths across the 72% total active matrix — designed for patients who have plateaued on standard brightening protocols.
Recommended sequence for prodermic 568. Frequency: As prescribed by professional.
Patients needing brightening beyond what standard glycolic/lactic combos achieve, treatment-plateau patients
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.
