Glutathione Peel

Antioxidant-driven depigmentation system for visible brightening from session one

Contraindications

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

Neutralize Immediately If

1. Severe burning or escalating pain
2. Intense erythema (deep red or blanching)
3. Visible edema or swelling
4. Urticaria (hives) or welts
5. White frosting or grey discoloration
6. Patient distress or inability to tolerate

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

• Melasma
• Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation
• Full-Body Brightening
• Solar Lentigines
• Dull & Sallow Complexion
• Uneven Skin Tone

1. 01

   Cleanse & Degrease

   3–4 min

   Double-cleanse: first with micellar water to remove surface impurities, then with pre-peel degreasing solution applied with gauze in upward strokes.

   • Degreasing contact: 1–2 minutes. Wipe clean. Allow skin to fully air-dry for 30 seconds before application.
2. 02

   Patch Test (First Session)

   10 min

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

   • Mandatory for first-time patients. If irritation occurs, do not proceed. Document result in patient chart.
3. 03

   Apply prodermic 590

   3–4 min

   Using a fan brush, apply 1–1.5ml of product in a thin, uniform layer. Work systematically: forehead → cheeks → nose → chin → upper lip. Avoid eyelids, lips, and nostrils.

   • Total active concentration is 67%. Start with minimal contact time and build gradually across sessions.
4. 04

   Monitor & Titrate

   8–25 min

   Observe skin response continuously. Target endpoint: uniform mild erythema (pink flush). Slight tingling is expected. Watch for frosting, intense redness, or patient discomfort.

   • Session 1: 8–10 min max. Session 2: 12–15 min. Session 3+: up to 20–25 min based on tolerance.
5. 05

   Neutralize

   2–3 min

   Apply neutralizing solution (sodium bicarbonate or prodermic neutralizer) generously. Gently remove all product residue with damp gauze. Rinse with cold water.

   • Neutralize thoroughly — residual glycolic or salicylic acid can cause post-peel burns. Confirm skin pH has returned to normal.
6. 06

   Post-Peel Care & Discharge

   3–5 min

   Apply recovery balm or soothing moisturizer. Layer with SPF 50+ broad-spectrum sunscreen. Provide written post-care instructions and schedule follow-up.

   • No actives, makeup, or sun exposure for remainder of the day. Emphasize SPF compliance for pigmentation patients.

After completing the initial program, 1 maintenance session every 4–6 weeks sustains brightening results. Combine with prodermic VC.sr (Vitamin C Serum) or NVC.sr (Niacinamide Serum) for home care.