Protocols
Prodermic 600 is a 5-agent multi-mechanism chemical peel designed for treatment-resistant melasma that has failed standard depigmentation protocols. Pyruvic Acid 25% provides deep penetration, Mandelic Acid 10% ensures uniform surface exfoliation, BHA 5% reduces inflammation, Kojic Acid 5% blocks pigment production, and TCA 5% delivers controlled medium-depth peeling at the skin's deeper layers.
Prodermic 600 is a 5-agent multi-mechanism chemical peel designed for treatment-resistant melasma that has failed standard depigmentation protocols.Pyruvic Acid 25% provides deep penetration, Mandelic Acid 10% ensures uniform surface exfoliation, BHA 5% reduces inflammation, Kojic Acid 5% blocks pigment production, and TCA 5% delivers controlled medium-depth peeling at the skin's deeper layers. Total active load: 50%.Five distinct mechanisms attacking stubborn pigment from five penetration depths simultaneously. ~7 sessions per 30ml jar.
PMK-5S Complex — A 5-agent multi-mechanism system for treatment-resistant melasma combining deep penetration, even exfoliation, anti-inflammatory action, pigment-blocking, and medium-depth peeling.Pyruvic Acid 25% penetrates deeper than standard AHAs. Mandelic Acid 10% provides uniform even exfoliation. BHA 5% clears pore plugging while reducing inflammation. Kojic Acid 5% blocks new pigment production. TCA 5% delivers controlled deeper peeling for stubborn pigment that surface-level agents cannot reach.Five mechanisms, five penetration depths — for the melasma cases that keep coming back.
Recommended sequence for prodermic 600. Frequency: As prescribed by professional.
Treatment-resistant melasma that has failed standard glycolic/lactic/kojic protocols, dermal melasma component
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.
