Chemical peels, also known as acid peels or acids, consist in removing the outer layers of the skin in order to stimulate its natural regenerative abilities. Peels loosen the connections between skin cells, which causes the outer layers to peel off. Depending on the type, concentration and pH of the preparation used, we obtain different strengths. In the chemical exfoliation treatment, the idea is to remove the outer layers of the skin, which contain aesthetic defects, and to stimulate natural regeneration processes in order to remove problems located in deeper layers.
Effect
– skin rejuvenation,
– reduction of wrinkles,
– improvement of skin density and elasticity,
– lightening or complete removal of spots, sun discolorations,
– skin color alignment,
– reduction of skin shine,
– reducing the number of acne eruptions,
– deep cleansing of the skin,
– moisturizing, nourishing and regenerating the skin.
Indications
– age-related damage: wrinkles, loss of skin firmness,
– refreshing, brightening, smoothing and oxygenating the skin, reducing fine wrinkles, improving skin tension and elasticity,
-skin lesions: comedonal acne, papulopustular acne, rosacea in remission,
– post-acne complications – discoloration, atrophic scars and enlarged pores,
– oily skin, enlarged pores,
– keratinization disorders: dry skin, follicular keratosis,
– discoloration (post-inflammatory, sun-related, hormonal, pigment spots),
– superficial atrophic scars.
Contraindications
– active viral or bacterial infections,
– tendency to hypertrophic scars,
– injury or irritation of the skin at the treatment site,
– oral retinoid therapy,
– autoimmune diseases,
– pregnancy and breastfeeding period.