How a Chemical Peel Works
- Exfoliates the skin's surface by removing dead skin cells, unclogging pores, and reducing blackheads and breakouts.
- Stimulates cell renewal, accelerating the skin's natural regeneration process so it appears fresher after just a few treatments.
- Improves skin tone and texture by reducing pigmentation and creating a smoother, more even complexion.
- Enhances skin firmness by stimulating collagen production, helping improve skin elasticity and soften the appearance of fine lines.
Benefits of the Treatment
Visible skin renewal
A professionally supervised course of treatments can deliver the appearance of "new skin"—with a more even complexion, refined pores, and a smoother texture.
Comprehensive results
A chemical peel addresses multiple skin concerns at the same time, from acne and post-acne marks to the early signs of aging, without the need for multiple separate treatments.
Personalized approach
The type, strength, and depth of the peel are carefully selected according to your skin type and condition, making the procedure safe even for sensitive skin.
Long-lasting cumulative results
A treatment course typically consists of 5–7 sessions, depending on your skin type and concerns. Results improve progressively with each session and last significantly longer than those of a single facial cleansing treatment.
Indications
- Acne-prone and problematic skin with frequent breakouts
- Post-acne marks and superficial acne scars
- Hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone
- Loss of firmness and skin laxity
- Fine expression lines
- Dull complexion and enlarged pores
Contraindications
- Active herpes infection
- Open wounds or compromised skin integrity
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Cancer
- Acute respiratory infections, including colds or influenza
- Known allergy or hypersensitivity to any peel ingredients