A. Product Introduction

In Lab Medical Depigmenting Peeling Plus is an elite sterile solution. Positioned as a cornerstone of advanced clinical aesthetics, this product introduces a comprehensive "Triple-Action Brightening" concept. Unlike standard exfoliants, the Peeling Plus formulation combines intensive chemical resurfacing with targeted biochemical inhibition of melanogenesis.

This professional-grade peeling is part of In Lab Medical's high-performance vial range, catering specifically to dermatologists, aesthetic physicians, and clinical practitioners. The formulation is optimized for a controlled depth of penetration, ensuring that the skin is significantly brightened and refined without the excessive downtime associated with non-buffered chemical treatments. By addressing both existing surface imperfections and underlying pigment triggers, In Lab Medical provides a complete solution for the demanding global cosmeceutical market.

B. Active Ingredients

The scientific superiority of Depigmenting Peeling Plus lies in its high-concentration quantitative formula, where AHAs and depigmenting acids work in metabolic synergy:

The Intensive AHA Resurfacing Complex (26% Total)

At a potent 25% concentration, Glycolic Acid serves as the primary engine for epidermal renewal. It targets the upper layers of the skin, where excess melanin is stored in keratinocytes. By facilitating the shedding of these pigmented cells, it reveals a fresher, more uniform skin layer beneath. Lactic Acid complements this process by providing a "moisturizing exfoliation," ensuring that the skin remains supple and the barrier function is supported during the peeling process.

Tranexamic and Kojic Acid: The Pigment Blockers

While the AHAs remove existing pigment, Tranexamic Acid (1.5%) and Kojic Acid (1%) address the root cause of discoloration. Tranexamic acid is scientifically recognized for its ability to inhibit the plasminogen/plasmin pathway, which effectively stops the communication between skin cells and melanocytes. Simultaneously, Kojic acid acts directly on the tyrosinase enzyme, the essential catalyst for melanin synthesis. This dual-pronged biochemical blockade ensures that as old spots vanish, the skin is protected from the "rebound effect" of new pigment formation.

C. Indications

Depigmenting Peeling Plus is indicated for professional facial and body treatments targeting complex pigmentation concerns:

• Advanced Hyperpigmentation: Effectively reduces the appearance of melasma, chloasma, and stubborn sun damage.
• Lentigines and Age Spots: Targets localized dark spots caused by chronological aging and photo-damage.
• Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH): Ideal for correcting the dark marks left behind by acne or specialized aesthetic procedures.
• Tone Discontinuity: Recommended for sallow or uneven skin requiring a boost in luminosity and a cohesive texture.
• Professional Context: This is a buffered, professional-only product. It should be applied to clean, degreased skin using circular movements. The duration of the peel must be monitored by the practitioner before being neutralized and rinsed with plenty of water to ensure patient safety and clinical success.

D. Technical Specifications

• Formulation Type: Sterile liquid-gel solution with a slightly viscous consistency.
• Active Concentration: 25% Glycolic Acid + 1.5% Tranexamic Acid + 1% Kojic Acid + 1% Lactic Acid.
• Physical Properties: Clear-transparent aspect; characteristic sterile odor; buffered for controlled acidity.
• Packaging: High-standard amber glass vials to maintain the stability of light-sensitive acids and ensure sterile integrity.
• Volume: 5 ml (0.17 fl.oz) per vial, available in professional boxes of 5 units.
• Storage & Conservation: Store in a cool, dry place (35C). Keep in the original container and protect from direct sunlight to prevent acid degradation.
• Shelf Life: To guarantee maximum purity and clinical safety, the vial must be used completely once opened.