A chemical peel is the controlled exfoliation of the skin’s surface layer using various chemical substances. The treatment is suitable for – pigmentations on the face and body; superficial lines and wrinkles; enlarged pores; acne and acne scars; treatment of stretch marks; pigmentation from ingrown body hairs; age spots
Chemical peel formulations contain various acids—alpha-hydroxy acids (glycolic, lactic, fruit acids), beta-hydroxy acids, trichloroacetic acid, etc.—or a combination of them.
Depth of impact – Superficial peel; Medium-deep peel; Deep peel
Treatment duration
15 – 30 min.
Effect and longevity
Immediate effect
Downtime
Depends on the acids used
Additional Information
Treatment duration
15 – 30 min.
Effect and longevity
A chemical peel is a treatment with immediate effect, resulting in brighter and smoother skin, a more even complexion, restored radiance, and improved skin elasticity and density. The number of sessions and the interval between them depend on the specific product used.
Downtime
Recovery depends on the type of acids used and does not require time off from work. Depending on the protocol, redness, swelling, and peeling of the treated area may occur.
Post-treatment instructions
Follow the therapist’s home care instructions strictly. For up to 30 days after the final treatment, it is necessary to use products with a high SPF and avoid intense sunlight (sunbathing, solarium).