GHK-Cu — Skin, hair & tissue regeneration
A copper-binding tripeptide naturally present in plasma that declines with age. Drives collagen synthesis, wound healing, and stem cell activation.
Also searched as: GHK-Cu · copper peptide · GHK copper · copper peptide for skin · collagen peptide injection
Who GHK-Cu is for
GHK-Cu searches come from skin, hair, and collagen goals — fine lines, skin firmness, scarring, and post-procedure recovery.
- Collagen & elastin production
- Hair follicle stimulation
- Wound & scar repair
- Reduced fine lines
GHK-Cu protocol and dosing
1–2mg subcutaneous nightly, or topical for skin-specific application.
Your exact dose is confirmed by the prescribing clinician after intake. Every vial is dispensed by a U.S., FDA-registered compounding pharmacy and shipped to your door.
What GHK-Cu stacks well with
The aesthetic finisher — visible skin and hair results within 6–8 weeks.
GHK-Cu pricing
One flat structure across the menu: your first peptide is $250, and every additional peptide in the same protocol is $225 — a 10% add-on discount.
Each peptide is $250. Additional peptides in the same protocol receive 10% off.
GHK-Cu — frequently asked questions
What does GHK-Cu do for skin?
GHK-Cu is a copper-binding peptide that signals for collagen and elastin production, supports wound remodeling, and has antioxidant activity in skin tissue.
Is injectable GHK-Cu different from copper peptide serums?
Topical serums act mainly on the outer skin layers. Injectable GHK-Cu is prescribed when a clinician wants systemic collagen and tissue-repair signaling rather than a surface effect.
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