look feel amazing

Skin Rejuvenation Stack.

GHK-Cu
GHK-Cu
+
BPC-157
BPC-157

GHK-Cu rebuilds collagen and tightens skin. BPC-157 calms inflammation and speeds tissue repair. A common pair for anti-aging and wound healing.

Why these work together

GHK-Cu

  • Rebuilds collagen and elastin
  • Tightens and brightens skin
  • Visible changes in weeks

BPC-157

  • Calms inflammation throughout the body
  • Speeds wound and tissue repair
  • Supports the gut-skin connection

What's in this stack

Who this stack is for

Good fit

  • People focused on the look of their skin as they age
  • People recovering from cosmetic procedures or surgery
  • People with sagging skin or visible scars they want to fade

Not a fit

  • People very sensitive to injection-site reactions (GHK-Cu can sting or burn at the spot for a few minutes)

Typically prescribed

GHK-Cu

BPC-157

Dose

1-2 mg

Dose

250 mcg

Frequency

1x daily

Frequency

1x daily

Route

Under the skin

Route

Under the skin

Duration

6-8 weeks

Duration

6-8 weeks

Always follow your provider's instructions. These are general reference ranges, not recommendations.

What to expect

Week 1-2

Skin feels calmer and more hydrated

Week 3-5

Fine lines soften, scars start fading

Week 6-8

Noticeably firmer skin and improved tone

Individual results vary. These timelines come from clinical observation and community reports, not guarantees.

About the Skin Rejuvenation Stack

Can I take these peptides in the same syringe?
Some providers prescribe them pre-mixed in one shot, blended together by a compounding pharmacy (a pharmacy that mixes custom medications). If you have separate vials, use separate syringes unless your provider tells you otherwise.
How long should I run the Skin Rejuvenation Stack?
It depends on the stack. Short-term repair stacks usually run 4 to 8 weeks. Longevity and GH stacks run longer, with planned rest periods built in. Your provider decides the right length based on how you respond.
Can I add other peptides to this stack?
Don't add anything without your provider's go-ahead. Stacking more peptides on top, using more than one peptide together, raises the chance of side effects and unintended interactions.