What it is

→ PRX-T33 biorevitalization is an advanced skin treatment sometimes called a “no-peel chemical peel”, designed to rejuvenate the skin without causing visible peeling.

→ The formula contains a unique combination of:

• 33% trichloroacetic acid (TCA) → stimulates collagen and cell renewal.
• Hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂) → modulates TCA activity, reducing surface damage and inflammation.
• Kojic acid → brightens pigmentation and evens skin tone.

→ Unlike traditional peels, PRX-T33 penetrates deeply into the dermis to stimulate collagen production, improve texture, and reduce pigmentation, all while leaving the epidermis intact.

→ In Korea, PRX-T33 is popular as a lunchtime procedure because it provides noticeable results with little to no downtime.

Why it’s done

→ PRX-T33 is performed to:

• Rejuvenate dull or aging skin.
• Reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
• Improve skin laxity and firmness.
• Lighten pigmentation and melasma.
• Fade acne scars and stretch marks.
• Enhance hydration and glow.
• Complement other treatments such as microneedling, lasers, or fillers.

→ It is especially chosen by patients who want visible rejuvenation without the peeling, redness, or downtime of traditional peels.

Alternatives

→ Alternatives to PRX-T33 include:

• Traditional chemical peels → glycolic, salicylic, or TCA (with visible peeling).
• Laser resurfacing → fractional CO₂ or erbium lasers for deeper skin renewal.
• Microneedling or RF microneedling → stimulates collagen mechanically.
• Biorevitalization injections (skin boosters) → hyaluronic acid or vitamins injected into dermis.
• Mesotherapy → infusion of brightening or hydrating solutions.

→ PRX-T33 is often preferred for patients seeking gentle yet effective skin rejuvenation with minimal disruption.

Preparation

→ Before undergoing PRX-T33 biorevitalization:

• Avoid sun exposure and tanning for 1–2 weeks.
• Stop harsh skincare (retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, exfoliants) for at least 5 days.
• Keep skin well hydrated with moisturizers.
• Discuss medical history → active infections, eczema, or rosacea may require postponement.
• No waxing, laser, or hair removal in the area for 1 week before.

→ Korean dermatologists often recommend a gentle pre-treatment skincare regimen to prepare skin.

How it’s Done

→ A PRX-T33 session typically includes:

1. Cleansing → skin is cleaned of oils and impurities.
2. Application of PRX-T33 solution → applied with firm massage using cotton applicators.
3. Layering → 2–4 layers applied depending on skin type and concern.
4. Absorption → solution penetrates into dermis, stimulating collagen.
5. Neutralization → no need for neutralizer; the solution self-regulates with hydrogen peroxide.
6. Moisturizer and sunscreen → applied before leaving the clinic.

→ Session length: 20–30 minutes.
→ Course: 3–5 sessions spaced 1–2 weeks apart, followed by maintenance every 2–3 months.

Recovery

→ One of the main benefits of PRX-T33 is minimal recovery:

• Immediate effects → skin looks fresher, plumper, and brighter.
• No visible peeling → unlike standard TCA peels.
• Mild redness or tightness may last a few hours.
• Results build over weeks as collagen stimulation continues.

→ Aftercare recommendations:

• Use gentle, hydrating skincare for 3–5 days.
• Avoid saunas, hot yoga, or intense workouts for 24–48 hours.
• Apply soothing creams (panthenol, hyaluronic acid, cica-based products).
• Use SPF 50+ sunscreen daily.

Complications

→ PRX-T33 is considered very safe, but possible side effects include:

• Temporary redness or sensitivity.
• Mild peeling or dryness in some patients.
• Allergic reaction to kojic acid (rare).
• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) if sun exposure occurs after treatment.

→ Risks are minimal compared to standard TCA peels because hydrogen peroxide protects the surface layers.

Treatment options in Korea

→ Korea has adopted PRX-T33 as part of its advanced skin rejuvenation portfolio:

• Expert protocols → dermatologists adjust number of layers and combination treatments for each patient.
• Combination therapy → PRX-T33 often paired with microneedling, laser toning, or skin boosters for enhanced results.
• Brightening focus → clinics emphasize pigmentation improvement, especially for melasma and PIH-prone skin.
• Quick sessions → marketed as a “lunchtime peel” with no downtime, ideal for busy professionals.
• Medical tourism → international patients benefit from English-speaking staff, bundled skincare kits, and follow-up care instructions.
• Integration with K-beauty → many Korean clinics combine PRX-T33 with Korean post-care serums, masks, and LED therapy.

→ With its gentle yet powerful action, minimal downtime, and integration into holistic Korean skincare programs, PRX-T33 biorevitalization is one of the most advanced rejuvenation treatments available.