Clinical
No machine to learn.
- Technique and formulation-led
- Defined professional sequence
- Clinician-led patient selection
For your practice
A procedure should make clinical sense first.
And commercial sense second.
A professional treatment platform built around formulation, technique and a repeatable clinical protocol.
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No machine to maintain or finance.
- No calibration schedules
- No service contracts
- No capital equipment outlay
Professional advantages
What's built into the protocol
Defined procedure steps
The Pumpkin 6-step system — Prepare, Optimise, Resurface, Infuse, Restore, Protect.
GloBlanc professional formulations
A single, fully-specified formulation at the centre of the protocol.
Controlled application
Technique-driven application rather than device-dependent variables.
Clinician-led patient selection
Selection and contraindication review stay with the treating professional.
Post-treatment protocol
Structured Restore and Protect steps built into every session.
Optional continuing home care
A home-continuation pathway your practice can offer between sessions.
Professional resources
The protocol architecture, in full.
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Clinical questions
Questions we are asked by practitioners.
Direct answers to what comes up before a practice takes the formulation on. Where an answer is a clinical judgement rather than a fixed figure, we say so rather than publishing a number that looks authoritative and is not.
What exactly is in the formulation, and at what concentrations?
Bromelain 4% and Pumpkin Puree 4% (enzyme), Gluconolactone 6% (PHA), Mandelic 5%, Lactic 1.5% and Glycolic 1% (AHA), Salicylic 0.5% (BHA), with Urea 2%, Sorbitol 1.5%, Aloe 1.5%, Cucumber 1%, Rosehip Seed 1% and Sodium Gluconate 0.6%. The complete list sits on the ingredient transparency page. Nothing is withheld as a proprietary blend.
Why four exfoliation systems instead of one stronger acid?
A single-acid formulation has to be concentrated enough to address surface cells, intrafollicular oil and intercellular bonds on its own. Distributing that work across an enzyme, a PHA, three AHAs of differing molecular size and a BHA lets each component operate at a moderate concentration. The intent is a wider comfortable working range, not a stronger peel.
What contact time do you recommend at the resurfacing step?
We do not publish a fixed figure, because a number on a website cannot account for the patient in front of you. Contact time is set by the treating clinician against skin condition, prior resurfacing history and observed endpoint. Exposure guidance and endpoint observation criteria are in the professional Protocol Guide, released to verified practitioners.
Is it suitable for Fitzpatrick IV–VI?
Richly pigmented skin carries a higher post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk after any resurfacing procedure, which makes conservative contact time, careful patient selection and enforced post-procedure photoprotection more important rather than less. The formulation was developed for Indian practice, but suitability remains a per-patient clinical decision.
Can it be combined with microneedling, lasers or injectables?
Sequencing and interval between resurfacing and other procedures are clinical decisions that depend on the modality, the depth of the other procedure and the patient's barrier status. We do not publish blanket combination protocols. Discuss intended sequencing with our professional affairs team during the experience session.
What does the six-step MediFacial protocol involve?
Prepare, Optimise, Resurface, Infuse, Restore, Protect. The Pumpkin Peel is applied at Resurface, step three. The surrounding steps are what separate a protocol from applying a product. The full sequence is set out on the Pumpkin MediFacial page.
Does the treatment require a machine or capital equipment?
No. There is no device to purchase, learn, maintain or finance. The protocol is delivered manually. For a practice, that means the cost structure is consumable rather than capital, and a new operator is trained on a sequence rather than on an instrument.
What training does my team need?
The protocol is designed to be taught as a defined sequence with observable endpoints. Training covers patient selection, the six steps, endpoint recognition, removal and post-procedure care. Arrange it through an experience session for your clinic before you commit to stock.
Which patients should not receive it?
Standard resurfacing contraindications apply: active infection or cold sore, compromised barrier, recent sunburn or epilation, recent isotretinoin, known sensitivity to pineapple-derived bromelain or to salicylates, and pregnancy warrants caution. The contraindication review framework for consultation use is in the gated Protocols resources.
What evidence is there behind it?
We publish the formulation mechanism openly on The Science and reference material in the Science Library. Structured physician case documentation is being collected through the Evidence Program and published with consent and without embellishment. We would rather say that plainly than claim a trial we have not run.
How do I get pricing for my practice?
Professional pricing is shared directly with verified dermatology and aesthetic practices rather than published. Request an experience session below and a representative will bring commercial terms alongside the formulation and protocol walkthrough.
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