Yellow Peel

Step-by-step clinical application guide for practitioners

Contraindications

• Active dermatitis, eczema, or active skin infection in treatment area
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Isotretinoin use within the last 6 months
• Topical tretinoin use within 72 hours
• Open wounds or broken skin in treatment area
• History of keloid or hypertrophic scarring
• Known allergy to any component
• Recent laser or IPL treatment within 2 weeks
• Active herpes simplex in treatment area

Neutralize Immediately If

1. Severe burning or pain (escalating)
2. Excessive/intense erythema (deep red)
3. Visible edema or swelling
4. Urticaria (hives or welts)
5. Patient distress or inability to tolerate
6. Signs of allergic reaction

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

• Melasma
• Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation
• Solar Lentigines
• Photoaging
• Blotchy Pigmentation
• Uneven Skin Tone

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 580

   3–5 min

   Using a fan brush, apply 3–4g of product in a thin, even layer. Work systematically: forehead, cheeks, nose, chin, upper lip. Avoid eyelids and lips.

   • Ensure uniform coverage. Use systematic strokes for even distribution.
4. 04

   Monitor & Titrate

   10–30 min

   Observe the skin response continuously. Endpoints: mild uniform erythema (pink), slight stinging is normal. Watch for frosting or excessive redness.

   • Session 1: target 10–15 min. Increase progressively in subsequent sessions up to 30 min maximum.
5. 05

   Neutralize

   2–3 min

   Apply sodium bicarbonate solution or cold water to neutralize the peel. Gently wipe with damp gauze until all product is removed.

   • Neutralize thoroughly. Ensure no residual product remains on the skin.
6. 06

   Post-Peel Soothing & Discharge

   3–5 min

   Apply recovery moisturizer and SPF 50+ sunscreen. Provide written post-care instructions. Schedule follow-up.

   • Patient should avoid sun exposure, actives, and makeup for remainder of day.

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

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