How the treatment works
The KRX Melapro Cold Peel is an oil-based professional treatment that works beneath the skin’s surface to help regulate excess melanin production rather than aggressively exfoliating the outer layer. It is powered by 10% 4-Butylresorcinol (Rucinol) and combined with Glutathione, antioxidants, and skin-conditioning agents to target visible pigmentation with a formulation designed to support the skin barrier.
Because the formula acts below the surface, the treatment avoids the visible peeling associated with conventional chemical peels. That mechanism, together with antioxidant support, is why the Melapro Cold Peel is presented as suitable for sensitive skin and deeper skin tones while being delivered as a comfortable, professional treatment with customizable treatment time.
What to expect during treatment
A qualified clinician will assess your skin and select a customized application time based on pigmentation type and tolerance. The in-clinic session is performed professionally and is described as comfortable; individual sessions are provided in a standard 60 MINUTES appointment slot to allow consultation, application, and brief post-treatment guidance.
Because the peel produces no visible peeling or prolonged downtime, many local clients schedule around commuting, office hours, travel, or beach plans. In Fort Lauderdale’s sunny climate, clients often choose autumn months—Sep, Oct, Nov—after summer exposure to address sunspots and pigmentation with minimal disruption.
Who benefits and next steps
MelaPro Peel is used to address melasma, hyperpigmentation, post-inflammatory pigmentation (acne marks), sun damage, uneven skin tone, and age spots. The ingredient profile, notably 10% 4-Butylresorcinol (Rucinol), is included because of its targeted activity against pigment, while Glutathione and conditioning agents help maintain barrier support during treatment.
A series of treatments is recommended for optimal outcomes; a clinician will develop a plan based on the type and extent of pigmentation. Expect progressive improvement across sessions rather than an immediate, one-time cure, and plan follow-up visits as part of a maintenance strategy discussed during consultation.
