About MCCM™ Prof I
Developed by MCCM Medical Cosmetics, Prof I is the professional sampler protocol — six clinically formulated
acids, each in a 5ml single-session vial, designed to let you treat different patient presentations across a
full six-session series without opening additional kits. It’s also the most practical way to assess which acid
performs best for specific patients before committing to a full single-acid kit for that concern.
Kit Contents
The Prof I Chemical Peel Kit includes the following six vials and other items:
- 1 Vial Pyruvic Acid 20% 5ml
- 1 Vial Azelaic Acid 25% 5ml
- 1 Vial Salicylic Acid 20% 5ml
- 1 Vial Mandelic Acid 45% 5ml
- 1 Vial Glycolic Acid 30% 5ml
- 1 Vial Lactic Acid 45% 5ml
- 1 Neutralizing Spray 50ml
- 6 Post Peeling Mask 20ml
- 1 Sun Cream SPF50+ 50ml
Results
- Immediately: Skin looks brighter, smoother, and refreshed.
- After 1 to 2 Weeks: Improved collagen production fades acne scars and dark spots.
- After 4 to 6 Weeks: Stronger, firmer, healthier-looking skin with a noticeable glow.
Who This Is For
MCCM™ Prof I is the right call for practices that see a broad range of skin concerns and want a complete
professional peel library in one box — or want to trial individual acids before committing to a single-acid
kit volume. It fits well into medical spa and dermatology practice settings, looking for a
Health Canada-licensed supplier.
HOW TO USE
- Cleanse face, neck and neckline with the MCCM Cleansing Milk. Remove with cold water. Apply Facial Tonic with cotton discs.
- Apply a layer of the peel with a brush, leave it for 2 minutes; if comfortable, apply a second layer for another 2 minutes; if comfortable, apply a 3rd (last) layer and leave for another 2 minutes – at this time the client may feel more itching or burning; the number of layers applied should be considered based on the client’s feeling and reaction.Note: The only exception to peeling application is Salicylic Peel, recommended to apply only 1 layer and leave it working for a maximum of 1 minute.
- After the time of exposition, apply the Neutralizing spray and remove it with soft tissues/cotton pads and cold water; if necessary, in case the client is still uncomfortable with the itching or burning sensation, repeat the procedure.
- Apply MCCM professional ampoules: make a selection of ampoules to customize and improve the results.
- Apply the Post Peeling Mask with a brush and leave it working on the skin for 20 minutes. Remove the mask with cold water and apply Facial Tonic with a cotton pad. Apply Sun cream 50+ to all treated areas.
FAQs
1. Is the MCCM™ Prof I Chemical Peel Kit Authentic and Verified?
Yes. Aesthetics Depot sources directly and supplies only genuine MCCM Medical Cosmetics products.
Every unit is lot-numbered, properly stored, and ships with full documentation. No gray market.
No compromised supply chain.
2. How Is the Product Shipped and Stored?
Every order ships from a Health Canada-licensed facility. Store at controlled room temperature away from
direct sunlight. Do not freeze. Each vial is single-use — do not store the open solution.
3. Can All Six Acids Be Used on the Same Patient?
Yes — across six separate sessions, one acid per session, spaced appropriately between treatments.
The kit is structured for a sequential six-session protocol where each acid targets the patient’s most
pressing concern at that point in the treatment arc. Practitioners assess skin response after each session
before selecting the next acid.
4. How Do You Choose Which Acid to Start With?
Skin type and primary concern determine the opening session. Oily and congested skin starts with salicylic.
Active acne with redness starts with azelaic. Darker skin tones or post-inflammatory pigmentation start with
mandelic. Dry or mature skin starts with lactic. Photoaging and general renewal start with glycolic or pyruvic.
The six-session arc then builds from there based on patient response.
5. What SPF Is Included in the Kit?
The kit includes one 50ml Sun Cream SPF50+ for post-peel protection. Sunscreen application immediately after
peeling is mandatory — freshly exfoliated skin is significantly more vulnerable to UV-induced pigmentation and
barrier damage, and skipping SPF post-peel is one of the primary causes of treatment reversal.
































