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Pro-G Peel 70

Pro-G Peel 70

What It Does

The Pro-G 70 peel is a partially buffered glycolic peel formulated for all but very sensitive, very dry or scaly, and active rosacea skin types. This highly effective peel is meant to be performed in a series of four to eight procedures on a weekly or bi-monthly basis producing visible improvement in skin luminosity, fine lines, and superficial wrinkles, uneven skin tone and age spots, as well as acne and acne marks/scars. This peel can be paired with retinoids (vitamin A derivatives) to enhance overall treatment outcome.

Who It's For

For all skin types, especially mature, photo-damage skin with concerns of age spots, fine lines and superficial wrinkles as well as acne and acne marks/scars.

Indications

For Fitzpatrick skin types 1 to 5, this is the recommended starter glycolic peel.

Contraindications

Pregnancy (or lactation), cold sores, sensitive skin, and rosacea.

Key Benefits

  • Deeply exfoliating for enhanced skin renewal and resurfacing
  • Targets deeper lines, wrinkles, and stubborn discoloration
  • Promotes firmness and elasticity for a more lifted appearance
  • Softens the appearance of acne scars and skin imperfections
  • Adjustable intensity based on amount of time left on skin
  • Light peeling and “downtime” may occur
  • Immediate smoothing and brightening with improved results once skin has fully healed

Key Ingredients

  • 70% Partially Buffered Glycolic Acid: Glycolic Acid is an AHA that helps to break down the bonds between cells to allow for easier exfoliation of dead skin cells, stored excess pigment, and clogged pores and debris.
  • Copper Tripeptides: Firming peptide complex with unique wound healing properties that help skin heal faster and more dramatically after the peel.

Available Sizes

2 FL OZ/ 60 ML

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