# Contact the editorial desk

> Contact peptidebarbie — Skin & Aesthetics Research Peptides Editorial Desk — Contact the peptidebarbie editorial desk about citations, corrections or the Skin & Aesthetics research peptides literature. Corrections welcome; sourcing, dosing and medical questions are out of scope.

**SKIN & AESTHETICS / CORRESPONDENCE**

Corrections, citations and new literature — the messages that keep a research digest honest.

## Corrections and citations

The most valuable message this desk receives is a correction. A claim quoted more confidently than its source supports, a study that has since been retracted or superseded, a regulatory status that has changed, or a peer-reviewed paper on GHK-Cu, the GLOW constituents or melanocortin analogs that belongs on the [references page](/references) — all of these improve the site immediately.

Corrections are easiest to act on when they name three things: which page, the exact sentence in question, and the supporting source. In that shape a passage can be checked against the literature before anything is rewritten.

**Editorial mailbox:** editors@peptidebarbie.com

## Out of scope

So that no message goes unanswered for the wrong reason, several categories sit outside what this desk does:

- Advising on, endorsing or discouraging human use of any compound covered here.
- Naming a dose, schedule, route or protocol for any individual.
- Judging whether a cited finding applies to a particular person or situation.
- Sourcing, comparing, recommending or helping locate a supplier or product.
- Interpreting symptoms, side effects or personal results.

A new or changing mole, or any symptom arising during or after use of the compounds described here, is a matter for a clinician rather than a mailbox — the published case-report literature is emphatic on that point [12]. Replies are not guaranteed and can be slow; the mailbox is read in batches.

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An independent reading desk for the skin, hair and pigmentation peptide literature, where every enthusiastic sentence arrives with a citation and a caveat attached — not a clinic, not a vendor, not a prescription.