Protocols
Prodermic 612 is an advanced 7-agent depigmentation protocol designed for treatment-resistant melasma and deep pigmentation that has not responded to standard acid-based treatments. The TCA-7A Complex uses TCA (15%) for controlled medium-depth peeling, Arbutin (10%) and Kojic Acid (10%) to block pigment production through two pathways, Niacinamide (10%) to stop pigment transfer to skin cells, Vitamin C (3%) for antioxidant protection and collagen support, plus Glycolic and Lactic acids for multi-depth resurfacing.
Prodermic 612 is an advanced 7-agent depigmentation protocol designed for treatment-resistant melasma and deep pigmentation that has not responded to standard acid-based treatments.The TCA-7A Complex uses TCA (15%) for controlled medium-depth peeling, Arbutin (10%) and Kojic Acid (10%) to block pigment production through two pathways, Niacinamide (10%) to stop pigment transfer to skin cells, Vitamin C (3%) for antioxidant protection and collagen support, plus Glycolic and Lactic acids for multi-depth resurfacing. Total active load: 75% across 7 agents.A cost-effective alternative to Cosmelan/Dermamelan systems. ~7 sessions per 30ml jar.
TCA-7A Complex — A 7-agent advanced depigmentation system with TCA medium-depth penetration, dual pigment-blocking action, and antioxidant support.TCA (15%) delivers controlled medium-depth peeling to access deep pigment deposits. Arbutin (10%) and Kojic Acid (10%) block pigment production through two separate pathways. Niacinamide (10%) stops pigment transfer from pigment-producing cells to surrounding skin cells. Vitamin C (3%) provides antioxidant defense and collagen support.Glycolic and Lactic acids resurface the upper layers to speed up removal of pigmented cells.
Recommended sequence for prodermic 612. Frequency: As prescribed by professional.
Treatment-resistant melasma that has not responded to standard AHA protocols, Cosmelan/Dermamelan alternative seekers
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.
