Photoaging, pigmentation, acne scarsprodermic TCA

prodermic TCA

Name: T5 — TCA 60% Chemical Peel
Brand: Prodermic
SKU: tca-peel-t5
Price: 4295 INR
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TCA Peel (Trichloroacetic Acid)

SKU TCA · 30ml · Single Peel

Nine clinical strengths. One molecule.

₹4,295

MRP ₹7,095

~10 sessions per jar · ₹430/session

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Overview

Nine clinical strengths. One molecule. Trichloroacetic acid from superficial refresh to CROSS-technique spot treatment..

Protocol & Safety

CROSS technique — spot treatment only

NOT for full-face application. This concentration is clinically unsafe as a full-face peel and is used only for point-deposit into individual scars (Lee et al., 2002). NOT for full-face application. Spot treatment only.

CROSS spot only

Indication: CROSS technique — ice-pick acne scars (Lee et al., 2002)

CROSS technique — spot only

Application

Point-deposit into scar base with sharpened wooden applicator

Endpoint

Instant pinpoint frost

Clinical Note

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.

Peel Depth

CROSS spot only

Frequently asked questions

Which TCA strength should I start with for a new patient?

T2 (TCA 25%) is the standard starter for photoaging and mild melasma. For very superficial work or Fitzpatrick IV+, begin with T1 (15%). Reserve T3–T4 for operators formally trained in medium-depth peeling.

Can I use T5–T9 on the full face?

No. TCA ≥60% is CROSS-technique (Chemical Reconstruction of Skin Scars) spot treatment only — applied drop-by-drop into the base of individual ice-pick scars or xanthelasma. Full-face application at these concentrations causes scarring (Lee et al., 2002).

Do I need HSV prophylaxis?

Yes, for any patient with a history of herpes labialis undergoing TCA 25% or higher. Valacyclovir 500mg BID × 7 days starting one day pre-peel is standard of care (Rendon 2010).

How does TCA compare to the Jessner–TCA combination?

Monheit's Jessner + 35% TCA combination achieves medium-depth results with lower scarring risk than straight 50% TCA. Most modern practitioners use the combination for medium-depth work.

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