Protocols
Prodermic 572 is a kojic acid-forward tri-acid depigmentation protocol combining Kojic Acid 15% as the primary pigment-blocker with Glycolic Acid 30% for resurfacing and Lactic Acid 20% for hydrating exfoliation, totaling 65% active concentration. Designed as a clean hydroquinone alternative, the 572 attacks pigmentation from both ends: kojic acid blocks new pigment production while the dual-AHA blend removes existing pigmented dead skin from the surface.
Prodermic 572 is a kojic acid-forward tri-acid depigmentation protocol combining Kojic Acid 15% as the primary pigment-blocker with Glycolic Acid 30% for resurfacing and Lactic Acid 20% for hydrating exfoliation, totaling 65% active concentration.Designed as a clean hydroquinone alternative, the 572 attacks pigmentation from both ends: kojic acid blocks new pigment production while the dual-AHA blend removes existing pigmented dead skin from the surface.Indicated for PIH, uneven tone, and general brightening across Fitzpatrick II-V. ~24 sessions per 30ml jar.
GKL-3K Complex — A kojic acid-forward tri-acid depigmentation system with glycolic resurfacing and lactic hydration.Kojic Acid 15% serves as the primary pigment-blocker, directly blocking melanin production as a clean hydroquinone alternative. Glycolic Acid 30% drives removal of existing pigmented dead skin and enhances active penetration. Lactic Acid 20% adds hydration and gentle surface exfoliation.A two-pronged approach at 65% total active concentration: block new pigment while clearing existing pigmentation.
Recommended sequence for prodermic 572. Frequency: As prescribed by professional.
Patients specifically responding well to kojic acid, hydroquinone alternative seekers, mild-moderate pigmentation
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.
