Prodermic 680 is a professional clarifying depigmentation peel for melasma on oily, pore-congested and acne-marked skin — the sister flagship to 580. The CLM⁶ Complex pairs Salicylic Acid (25%) and Mandelic Acid (25%) for a deep, even follicular peel with Azelaic Acid (15%) and Tranexamic Acid (5%) for pigment and post-acne marks, plus Phytic Acid (5%) and Zinc PCA (1%) in a grey kaolin clay base.

Prodermic 680 is a professional clarifying depigmentation peel for melasma on oily, pore-congested and acne-marked skin — the sister flagship to 580.The CLM⁶ Complex pairs Salicylic Acid (25%) and Mandelic Acid (25%) for a deep, even follicular peel with Azelaic Acid (15%) and Tranexamic Acid (5%) for pigment and post-acne marks, plus Phytic Acid (5%) and Zinc PCA (1%) in a grey kaolin clay base. Total active load: 76% across 6 agents.580 or 680? Same price, both peel, both treat melasma. 580 for pigment + sun & age. 680 for pigment + oil & pores.Neutralise with NEUT.01 at endpoint.




CLM⁶ Complex — A 6-agent clarifying depigmentation system in a grey kaolin clay base.Salicylic Acid (25%) dissolves into oily follicles and clears comedones. Mandelic Acid (25%) exfoliates evenly with low PIH risk. Azelaic Acid (15%) blocks pigment production and calms acne. Tranexamic Acid (5%) interrupts the pathway that re-triggers melasma and fades red marks. Phytic Acid (5%) and Zinc PCA (1%) brighten and control sebum.One peel for patients whose melasma comes with oil, pores and acne marks.
Recommended sequence for prodermic 680. Frequency: 4–6 sessions, every 35 days.
Melasma or PIH with oily/combination skin, open pores, blackheads or post-acne marks, Fitz II–VI
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.